Author: Michael

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Not a great way to make history.
The Celtics are reeling on Thursday morning as the reigning NBA Champions find themselves down 0-2 to the New York Knicks. Not only has Boston lost back-to-back games, but they’ve made the worst kind of history in the process.

The @nyknicks become the FIRST team in NBA history to complete a 20-point comeback in consecutive Playoff games
They’re headed back home with a 2-0 series lead! pic.twitter.

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The Steelers find themselves in the middle of two worlds, but which path will they take out?
I like to think of the Pittsburgh Steelers as the song, “The Middle” by Jimmy Eat World.
In a world where we throw the phrase “mid” around a lot, the Steelers have embodied the word for approximately five years. Their entire M.O. has been to be good enough to steal a wild card spot, but never good enough to seriously threaten the legitimate teams in the AFC.

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The Jacksonville Jaguars did not opt to sign any defensive linemen or pass rushers through the first phase of free agency in March.
They signed Emmanuel Ogbah shortly following the draft, but selecting linebacker/EDGE Jalen McLeod out of Auburn could be the shrewd move to help get to the pass rusher Jacksonville has needed for quite some time.
A sixth-round pick, McLeod isn’t expected to come in and become the next Lawrence Taylor. But, he could be a player who impacts the team’s defense sooner rather than later.

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Where do the Jacksonville Jaguars rank in 2025 strength of schedule compared to the rest of the NFL?
On paper anyways, the Jaguars have one of the easier strengths of schedule in the NFL this season. While they play six teams who made the playoffs in 2025, they also play four teams who picked inside the top 10 in this past April’s draft.
As of now, we know who the Jaguars’ opponents will be, but not the order in which they will play each team. The release date for the full NFL schedule will take place on May 14th.

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Central Michigan hired former Lady Vol Jordan Walker as an assistant coach.
“I’m excited to welcome Jordan to our program,” Central Michigan head coach Kristin Haynie said. “I love how she sees the game, our guards are in great hands. They’ll benefit not only from her experience as an elite player, but also from her ability to teach and break the game down.
“What makes her truly special is that she cares first about helping our players grow into confident, successful young women.

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