Author: Justine
breaking” report appears to be unverified and false. No credible outlets—such as ESPN, Reuters, CBSSports, NFL Network, or major news agencies—have reported that CeeDee Lamb donated his entire signing bonus to homelessness. In fact, reputable sources detail that his signing bonus on that deal was $38 million , not $2 million, and there is no mention of a donation in those reports. What’s actually out there is social media and TikTok chatter—including screenshots claiming a $12.9 million donation toward homeless shelters—but none of this is substantiated by any credible journalism . Without trustworthy confirmation, this appears to be a hoax or viral…
This story appears to be unverified and likely inaccurate. ESPN, Alabama’s official athletics site, or major sports media. The original article you shared cites ESPN, but there’s no confirmation from ESPN itself or from RollTide.com, ESPN.com, or other trusted sources . — 🕵️ What We Do Know Derrick Thomas was a phenomenal linebacker for Alabama (played 1985–88), won the Butkus Award in 1988, and sadly passed away in 2000 following a tragic car accident . Alabama does have several bronze statues, but they have traditionally honored national championship coaches—Bear Bryant, Nick Saban, Wallace Wade, Frank Thomas, Gene Stallings—not players . However,…
It appears that this story is most likely a hoax. I couldn’t find any credible news outlets or official announcements—neither from UNC’s athletic department nor reputable sports journalists—reporting that Michael Jordan has been named “Director of Player Development” at his alma mater. The only trace I found was a post in a Facebook group congratulating him , but no mainstream or official source has corroborated it. As of today, July 19, 2025, there is no evidence that MJ has taken any formal non-playing role with UNC basketball again. — What We Do Know UNC’s current player development structure includes former…
✅ Official Award Confirmation Keelon Russell of Duncanville High School, a 6′3″, 175‑180 lb senior QB, was officially named the 2024‑25 Gatorade National Football Player Absolutely! Here’s the full scoop: — 🏆 Keelon Russell: Gatorade National Player of the Year ✅ Official Award Confirmation Keelon Russell of Duncanville High School, a 6′3″, 175‑180 lb senior QB, was officially named the 2024‑25 Gatorade National Football Player of the Year—marking him as the top high school football player in the country . 📊 Stellar Stats Passing: 3,652 yards, 52 TDs, just 2 INTs, with a 71.5% completion rate (12.7 yds/attempt) Rushing: 254…
if the report is accurate — that the No. 1 high school basketball player in America and a four-star power forward from the Class of 2026 has committed to Texas Tech — that’s huge news for the Red Raiders. It would mark one of their most high-profile commitments in years and could seriously elevate their recruiting profile and future competitiveness in the Big 12
If we’re talking courtside choices, here’s the breakdown: Floor seats behind the bench? Insider vibes. Hear the plays, feel the intensity. Midcourt, a few rows up? Elite view — best angle to read the game. Baseline? Maybe not ideal unless you like seeing dunks fly right at you. Nosebleeds? Only if the ticket was free and the snacks were fire. So honestly?Give me midcourt, 5–10 rows up. Best balance of view, energy, and not needing binoculars.
🏀Texas A&M being the “most slept-on” team in an extremely deep SEC: 🏀 Jon Rothstein’s Bold Prediction College basketball reporter Jon Rothstein projects Texas A&M to finish 10th in the SEC standings for the 2025–26 season. He highlights their new fast-paced “Bucky Ball” system under coach Bucky McMillan and credits their portal additions—Pop Issacs, Mackenzie Mgbako, Rylan Griffen, Marcus Hill, and Ruben Dominguez—for potential surprises this season . Rothstein’s full top‑4 picks: #1 Florida, followed by Arkansas, Kentucky, and Auburn—leaving A&M overlooked in his 10th‑place slot . — Context: SEC’s Growing Strength The SEC continues to deepen. A record-breaking 14…
the Dallas Mavericks. Here’s what’s verified: — 📌 What’s confirmed: Jason Terry has been an assistant coach for the Utah Jazz since July 2022 under Will Hardy . Prior to that, Terry was the head coach of the G League’s Grand Rapids Gold, and before that, he was an assistant at the University of Arizona . 🧐 What’s not true (or at least not backed by any credible sources): No outlets like ESPN, The Athletic, CBS Sports, or The Associated Press report that Terry has parted ways with the Jazz—or joined the Mavericks in any coaching capacity. His official Wikipedia…
that LeBron James is “gearing up” to retire following the 2025–26 NBA season—his 23rd in the league. — 📰 What the latest sources say Times of India (via Press Trust of India): Lakers have delayed a contract extension, hinting LeBron may retire after 2025–26, with post-retirement plans possibly including NBA ownership in Las Vegas . Sportsnaut, citing ClutchPoints’ Brett Siegel: Scouts, agents, and team reps believe LeBron is preparing to retire after next season, noting he’s entering it as the oldest active player and turning 41 in December . HoopsWire echoes this, reporting that LeBron could formally announce retirement before…
Steve Kerr reported two serious injuries ahead of a matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Here’s what’s actually known: Updates Stephen Curry suffered a left hamstring strain during the second-round series vs. Minnesota in early May 2025. Kerr described him as day-to-day and said the team was planning as if Curry “won’t be available” for Game 2 . In a later statement, Kerr said Curry was hopeful to rejoin the team during their road trip, pending evaluation . — ‘Two Serious Injuries’ Reported There’s no update from Kerr or reliable outlets indicating two separate serious injuries among his top players…