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TEMPE — Sam Leavitt has taken over the conversation once again among Arizona State fans after his comments about why he left the program surfaced Friday. The former Sun Devil quarterback spoke publicly for the first time since transferring from ASU to Louisiana State and gave his thoughts on what went down during the process. […]
There is a lot of intrigue and excitement surrounding second-year Green Bay Packers wide receiver Matthew Golden. Coming off a letdown rookie campaign as a pro in the NFL, the former Texas Longhorns star wideout is eager to finally have a breakout year in the league. He did not record a touchdown in the 2025 [...]
Every class of 2022 athlete is now being granted a fifth playing season, sending shockwaves across the college sports landscape. On Friday, Judge Charlotte Sweeney of the U.S. District Court of Colorado granted a class-wide preliminary injunction that requires the NCAA to declare eligible all high school class of 2022 athletes who exhausted four seasons […]
Miami football added another blue-chip prospect to its 2027 recruiting class on Friday as five-star cornerback A’mir Sears announced his commitment to Mario Cristobal and the Hurricanes after recently reclassifying from the 2028 recruiting cycle. Sears, who previously ranked as the No. 1 overall prospect in the 2028 class, moved into the 2027 cycle earlier […] The post 2027 5-star CB A’mir Sears picks Miami Hurricanes appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Hard Knocks is back for another season starting next week. This year, the show will at the very least have a solid anchor to begin the season, as the cameras follow the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks as they prepare to defend their title. While recent seasons of Hard Knocks have been criticized for…
Last week Notre Dame cracked open the doors to its new Shields Family Hall where all football operations will now reside. We got the first glimpses of the locker room and a tatse of what this Notre Dame Football program will now have at its disposal moving forward. On Friday… Notre Dame kicked those doors […]
New episode of The Fergie Fledglings! Colin, Nathan and Pauly return to podcasting with little to discuss on the transfer front, but plenty of market inflation from deals elsewhere across the Premier League. As always, thank you for listening, and be sure to save and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!
Training camp always produces intriguing Titans receivers. Thirty years covering the franchise says real depth isn't revealed by summer highlights. It's revealed when the fourth receiver has to make a season-defining play. By PAUL KUHARSKY NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Every camp produces multiple interesting receiver stories. A rookie. A veteran looking reborn. Maybe an undrafted free agent. We add them together. We mistake them for real depth. We start believing the Titans have finally solv...
On3 reports that Wisconsin was big spenders in the transfer portal and looking at the buying frenzy gives a Wisconsin fans more perspective of the upcoming season.
The proposed class action was filed after the new NCAA eligibility policy.
TIGER RAG NEWS SERVICES Sophomore safety Faheem Delane transferred to LSU after appearing in 13 games as a backup safety at Ohio State last season. He is the younger brother of LSU All-American cornerback Mansoor [...] The post LSU Football Profile No. 14: Safety Faheem Delane To Try To Follow Large Footsteps Of Portal Brother Mansoor appeared first on TigerRag.com .
Five-Time All-Pro Hopkins Joins Georgia Tech Staff
The Seattle Seahawks held a tryout for a former Miami Dolphins offensive lineman this week. According to the Friday NFL transaction wire, free agent guard Kion Smith visited the Seahawks, but as of yet it doesn’t look like the tryout has translated to a signing. Smith played his college football at Fayetteville State, a Division […]
Earlier this year, the College Sports Commission (CSC) rejected the NIL deals of 18 Nebraska players. The Cornhuskers failed to settle the disagreement through negotiation and went for an arbitrator hearing. Even the arbitrator’s review could not overturn CSC’s decision. But now the players will get paid under new, restructured contracts. CSC approved $7.5 million […] The post College Sports Commission Makes Major Announcement on $7.5M Demand From 18 Nebraska Players appeared first on Essent...
When fans of the Tennessee Volunteers tune into the Vol Network to follow the game against the Furman Paladins on September 5, they will be hearing the voice of a new color analyst. While it will be a new voice, it is a familiar name. The new color analyst for the Vol Radio Network is […] The post Former Tennessee Athlete Returns to Alma Mater in New Role appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Two-way star A'Mir Sears, a 5-star prospect in the high school class of 2027, has chosen to play college football at the University of Miami.
Orioles outfielder Taylor Ward is emerging as a notable trade chip ahead of Monday’s deadline. Ken Rosenthal and Jayson Stark of The Athletic report that the Yankees, Phillies, Rangers and Guardians are showing interest in him. Like many teams, the Orioles are in a tricky spot where they are not clear buyers or sellers. They […]
Ohio State didn’t produce great offensive numbers last year. In both total offense and passing offense, the Buckeyes ranked outside the top-25. The running game was even worse. However, they still had an undefeated regular season due to their dominant defense. According to one ESPN analyst, Ryan Day may not have that luxury in 2026. […] The post Aaron Rodgers’ Brother Raises Major Concern for Ryan Day’s Ohio State appeared first on EssentiallySports .
CLNS Media’s Taylor Kyles runs through his main takeaways from Day 6 of Patriots Training Camp in Foxborough, the second day of fully padded practice. He highlights Drake Maye’s impressive showing, his main targets, as well as where the offensive line needs to improve. Patriots Daily on CLNS is Powered by: 💰 PrizePicks – Sign [...] The post Drake Maye Dominates on Day 6 of Training Camp appeared first on CLNS Media .
Just days after spending time with the New England Patriots in a coaching capacity during training camp, the former All-Pro wide receiver is officially making the jump to the college ranks. According to On3’s Matt Zenitz and Kelly Quinlan, Georgia Tech has hired DeAndre Hopkins as an assistant wide receivers coach. “Georgia Tech has hired […] The post DeAndre Hopkins joins Georgia Tech as an assistant WR coach appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Coming into the offseason after taking the job at LSU, Lane Kiffin needed to secure a quarterback, and the best one available in the transfer portal was the literal No. 1 overall rated player and quarterback, former Arizona State University QB Sam Leavitt. Leavitt arrived at LSU after spending two seasons as the starting quarterback […]
Introduction Football is the most popular sport in the world, bringing together billions of fans from every continent. Whether played […]
What’s up, y’all? With Big Ten football media days wrapped up, and expectations for the Ducks as high as I’ve ever seen them, I wanted to know what games y’all were worried about the most this upcoming season, if any. Personally, I think the game at Michigan State is by far the biggest trap game […]
Iowa State head coach T.J. Otzelberger is leaning further into the defensive grit that has defined his five-year tenure in Ames, signaling a season built on “collisions” and “deflections” during a media availability on Tuesday. At the center of this identity is a 5-foot-11 transfer guard who arrives with a nickname that matches the program’s […]