Colorado’s resurgence under Deion Sanders has attracted a number of top recruits who want to be a part of the new culture in Boulder. However, with so many high school players visiting the program, it seems Colorado may have dropped the ball with one player in particular.
Anwawn Jones, a former Colorado football player who spent a season with the Buffaloes in 2000, took to social media to criticize Colorado’s treatment of his son during a recent recruiting visit, saying the program kicked Marco Jones out of the recruiting area during a game.
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Bagent threw more TD passes than any QB at any NCAA level ever, and prompts a Tony Romo comparison from Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy. Still, his story is pretty unexpected. Here’s why.
Welcome to the 119th World Series, the first played entirely in climate-controlled settings, the first with two teams that lost more than 100 games just two years earlier, the first with a combined regular-season winning percentage as low as .537 and the first absolutely nobody saw coming.
Well, I did try to warn you before the season started, at least as far as Texas and Arizona looking like surprise playoff teams. But the World Series? Please. But think of their appearance here as a feature, not a bug, of the playoff system.
The sign-stealing allegations against Michigan have become the biggest story in college football over the past week. Coaches throughout the sport have been asked about the ethics of stealing opponents’ signals as new aspects of the narrative are reported seemingly every day.
Current Michigan coaches and players can’t comment during an ongoing NCAA investigation. But former Wolverines are available to the media, and it makes sense for reporters to ask what they think.
Aidan Hutchinson is close to the situation, now working approximately 40 miles away for the Lions.
Plus, UNLV’s offense throws everything and the kitchen sink at opposing defenses.
Welcome back to Establish the Fun, where football is fun and we’re establishing that harder than a Big Ten West team every Saturday. It’s spooky season, and with Halloween around the corner we have another three pack of tricks and treats ready for your viewing.
The Buccaneers had a last-second shot to pull off an improbable upset Thursday night in Buffalo, but Baker Mayfield’s Hail Mary did not find its intended target and the Bills survived, 24–18.
There’s plenty of good to take from this game for Buffalo: Josh Allen made plays with his legs and, with Dawson Knox out, rookie tight end Dalton Kincaid stepped up seamlessly to score his first career touchdown. The Bills are now 5–3 and just a half game back from the Dolphins in the AFC East.
But, Matt Verderame writes, “The Bills did what they needed to, but they’re not fully back yet.
Asked by Darvin Ham if he could play the entire fourth quarter, LeBron James answered the call, scoring 10 of his 21 points in the final frame to lead the Lakers past the Suns.
The question of how Nathaniel Lowe has seen the Rangers change is almost too big for him to answer.
This is his third season in Texas since being traded from Tampa Bay. That’s enough to make the first baseman one of the longest-tenured members of this roster. The team has turned over almost entirely since his first season, in 2021. That first Rangers team Lowe played with lost 102 games. This one is in the World Series. They have a new executive (Chris Young) who convinced an old manager (Bruce Bochy) to come out of retirement for one last shot at steering a team to a championship.
Here’s everything you need to know for this year’s Fall Classic, from who has the edge to how many games the Series will go.
This might be the most unlikely World Series matchup … ever. But whatever you say, Arizona earned its spot.