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The Denver Broncos were possibly one non-Bo Nix injury away from making it to the Super Bowl.
Sean Payton’s team had a remarkable season, with a young team growing up throughout the season, and Denver defeated Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills at home in an epic postseason contest.
Nix’s broken ankle, however, derailed what could have been a date with destiny against the Seattle Seahawks.
The Broncos know they will enter 2026 with one of the best defenses in the NFL.
A high-end defensive lineman from the Motor City will reportedly visit Michigan State during the spring.
Jameer Henry of Detroit will reportedly visit Michigan State during the spring, according to Allen Trieu of 247Sports. He is also set to visit Illinois and Missouri, per Trieu.
Henry, who plays for historic Martin Luther King High, is a high-end three-star prospect, with a recruiting rating of 88 in 247Sports’ recruiting system. He ranks as the No. 8 player from Michigan and No. 48 defensive lineman in the 2027 class, according to 247Sports. He is also listed as the No.
UEFA Women’s Champions League Preview: Juventus vs. Wolfsburg
Wolfsburg women’s team will face Juventus away from home on Thursday night in the second-leg of the Champions League playoff tie. The two teams drew 2-2 in Wolfsburg last week as the hosts scored two late goals after a poor start to the game.
Both teams failed to finish inside the top eight in the league phase, which meant they had to enter the knockout stages early instead of an automatic qualification to the quarter-finals.
Mourinho criticises Vini Jr’s celebration: It’s always the same one
The celebration by Vini Jr. after scoring the goal that secured Real Madrid’s victory over Benfica was one of the focuses of the Portuguese coach after the game at Estádio da Luz.
Mourinho avoided talking about the possible racist act committed by Prestianni against the Brazilian.
“One thing is what Vinícius says, another is what Prestianni says, completely different things. I try to be balanced and I don’t want to say that Vinícius is a liar and Prestianni is an incredible guy.
Feb. 17—VERMILLION, S.D. — In the constant turnover that is college football these days, stability is often preached but rarely practiced.
For the University of South Dakota, however, stability hasn’t just been a talking point — it’s been a strategy.
For the second straight season, USD Athletic Director Jon Schemmel has opted to stay in-house when faced with a head coaching vacancy. And for the second-straight time, the timing of that vacancy all but forced his hand.
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