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He’s Back: Texas A&M announces Michael Earley will return for second season as baseball coach
Texas A&M Announces Michael Earley Will Return for Second Season as Baseball Coach Texas A&M University has officially announced that Michael Earley will return as head coach of the Aggie baseball program for the 2025 season. The decision follows a strong debut year at the helm, where Earley led the team to a competitive showing in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and earned praise for his leadership and player development. Earley, who took over as head coach in 2024 after serving as the program’s hitting coach, made an immediate impact in his first season. Under his guidance, the Aggies…
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Marissa Phillips Marries Braden Leschber in ‘Elegant’ Wedding in Tuscany: All the Details! (Exclusive
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Marissa Phillips Marries Braden Leschber in ‘Elegant’ Wedding in Tuscany: All the Details! (Exclusive) Marissa Phillips, a beloved member of the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, has officially tied the knot with her longtime love, Braden Leschber, in a breathtaking wedding ceremony in Tuscany, Italy. The couple exchanged vows in front of close family and friends in an intimate celebration set against the rolling hills and romantic vineyards of the Italian countryside. Held at a centuries-old villa near Florence, the ceremony blended classic European charm with Southern elegance — a reflection of both the bride and…
Former Husson Baseball Coach ‘Humbled and Honored’ to Take Over at Notre Dame SOUTH BEND, Ind. – In a move that has sent ripples through the collegiate baseball world, former Husson University head baseball coach Mike Laverty has officially been named the new head coach of the University of Notre Dame baseball program. Laverty, who led Husson to multiple North Atlantic Conference (NAC) championships and postseason appearances, expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity to join one of the most prestigious athletic programs in the country. “I’m incredibly humbled and honored to be chosen as the head coach at…
When the clock strikes midnight to ring in 2026, one of LaVell Edwards’ first offensive linemen at BYU will check out of the lineup. Appropriately, Chris Crowe’s 49-year run as a teacher will end right where his education began — in Provo, minus the kind of surprise that shook his arrival. Undersized in physique (6-foot-3, 230 pounds) but with super-sized determination, the offensive lineman from Tempe, Arizona, showed up on his 1972 recruiting trip eager to meet head coach Tommy Hudspeth and excited to watch Kresimir Cosic play at the Marriott Center.Hudspeth resigned before the basketball game ended and…
South Carolina Aliyah Boston & Tre-Vaughn Minott: A Love Story from USC to the WNBA Minott Attended Columbia In South Carolina After his coach was fired, Minott and his fellow teammates had the option to transfer. Minott still wanted to be close to Boston while pursuing his career as a collegiate student-athlete. The center credits his education, on the court, at Columbia with helping him transition to the Vikings program.a host of social media posts, Indian Fever’s Aliyah Boston and Portland State Viking Tre-Vaugn Minott continue to build each other up. They love on one another via a relationship characterized…
When Michigan State fired Alan Haller as athletic director May 1, Michigan State named Izzo a co-interim athletic director alongside deputy AD Jen Smith. Taking over the reins of the athletic department and helping hire new AD J Batt, Izzo had more on his plate than just basketball — like always for a coach who’s as active as anyone on the Michigan State campus.Like usual, Izzo put Michigan State first. According to President Kevin Guskiewicz, Izzo denied any extra pay for his temporary role, one he and Smith will remain in until Batt takes over the week of June 16.…
STARKVILLE – Mississippi State head baseball coach Brian O’Connor has added another key piece to his inaugural coaching staff in Starkville, announcing the hiring of longtime Virginia assistant Matt Kirby as an assistant coach for the Bulldogs. Kirby spent the past 14 seasons at Virginia, including 12 years as a volunteer assistant before being promoted to full-time assistant and recruiting coordinator in 2023. Known for his work with position players – particularly catchers and outfielders – Kirby played a key role in developing talent for one of the most consistent programs in college baseball. He also served as the…
Why is Kevin Young putting together the best nonconference schedule in BYU basketball history?
A couple of games into BYU’s Big 12 basketball slate last January, first-year head coach Kevin Young and his staff realized what they had feared would happen when they inherited their nonconference schedule was actually happening. The 2024-25 Cougars were simply not ready for the physicality and athleticism they were facing in early conference games against Arizona State, Houston, Texas Tech and TCU. They went 1-3 in those games, defeating only ASU, at home. “Last year’s (nonconference schedule) was fine, but you can only get so much out of some of those games,” Young told the Deseret News…
Now is the time: Heat should sell the farm for Kevin Durant if the latest rumors are true
The Miami Heat should be all-in on acquiring Kevin Durant after the Suns just lowered their asking price (subscription required). A clear need for a go-to scorer developed after Jimmy Butler’s departure, but acquiring a star won’t be easy. Miami traded their 2027 first-rounder to get Terry Rozier and is not flush with young talent. Other teams will outbid them for Giannis, but the Heat have pulled off improbable moves before. It is why the latest KD rumors open the door. The Suns paid a gigantic price to get Durant and are not recouping that value. The 36-year-old is…
The Miami Heat may not be able to realistically enter the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes (if he ends up hitting the trade market), but the overwhelming expectation is that they’re going to explore a blockbuster move for Kevin Durant. However, one of Miami’s bitter rivals could end up completely spoiling their offseason plans. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, not only was there mutual interest between KD and the New York Knicks ahead of this past year’s NBA Trade Deadline, but the Heat’s rival went all the way to make an official offer for the superstar wing. Even though the Phoenix…