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The Dallas Mavericks’ season ended six weeks ago, back on April 18. That wrapped up what might be the most…
second-highest paid employee, making just over $4.2 million. The fiscal year represents Rhoades’ first season as the Nittany Lions’ head…
Michigan State hired another important executive Monday, filling a key role in the football program’s front office. Antwon Murray,…
Cooper Flagg’s wallet might be more stuffed than his stat sheet. In a recent sit-down with Bob Costas, longtime…
BREAKING NEWS: Ndamukong Suh Donates Entire $10.8 Million to Matt Rhule’s New Stadium Project, Declares Lifelong Nebraska Pride.
By Clay1
In a groundbreaking announcement that has sent waves through the world of college football and Husker Nation, former Nebraska Cornhusker…
Dylan Raiola Turns Down Reported $10.7 Million Offer from Arizona State to Honor Commitment, Cementing Loyalty Over Lucrative Temptation
By Clay1
In an era where name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals have dramatically reshaped college athletics, Dylan Raiola’s recent decision has…
It didn’t take long for Dylan Raiola to start showing why he was the most heralded quarterback recruit to ever sign with Nebraska. The five-star legacy made his presence felt immediately as a true freshman in 2024, setting program records for passing yards (2,819) and completion percentage (67.1%) while leading the Huskers to their first bowl win in nearly a decade.
By Clay1
Dylan Raiola’s arrival in Lincoln marked the beginning of a new era for Nebraska football. Touted as the most highly…
Otega Oweh Poised for Breakout Season with Kentucky Wildcats As the Kentucky Wildcats gear up for the 2024–25 basketball season,…
Kentucky Wildcats’ Johnuel “Boogie” Fland Focused on Freshman Season: “I Want to Win Now” Incoming freshman guard Johnuel “Boogie” Fland…
Kentucky Wildcats Land Five-Star Guard Darrius Acuff Jr., Bolstering 2025 Recruiting Class The Kentucky Wildcats secured a major commitment for…