Author: Michael

FOX Sports’ RJ Young shares his insights on Michigan’s defense after losing Mike Morris and Eyabi Okie. Then, RJ analyzes if DL Josiah Stewart and LB Ernest Haussmann will be enough for Michigan to not only beat Ohio State but to compete in the semifinals of the College Football Playoffs. Lastly, RJ shares his thoughts on Ohio State’s quarterback situation with Kyle McCord and Devin Brown and who he believes will be crowned QB1.

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The South Carolina crowd is crushing Alabama’s star freshman guard, Brandon Miller.
Miller was allowed to play Wednesday night against the Gamecocks despite serious evidence of his connection to the murder of 23-year-old Jamea Jonae Harris.
Tuscaloosa detective Branden Culpepper revealed on Tuesday that Miller received a text message from ex-teammate Darius Miles, requesting he deliver the gun that was responsible for the murder of Jamea Jonae Harris.

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The beer deal apparently sparked the energy and voices of Huskies fans.
No. 18 UConn took down No. 20 Providence, 87–69, in men’s basketball Wednesday night at home in front of a raucous a sold-out crowd thanks to a $2 beer night.
Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, Conn., hosted the $2 beer promotion up through the first half in honor of senior night. Fans lined up to partake in the deal, and apparently the crowd seemed louder and more hyped than usual.
Indeed, Providence coach Ed Cooley couldn’t help but mention that maybe the beer sale was partially to blame for his team’s loss.

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After a year of questioning, the Biden Administration has invited the national champion Georgia Bulldogs to visit the White House. Biden and his team did not invite the Dawgs last year, to the befuddlement of college football fans everywhere.
On Wednesday, the administration finally cracked, announcing that the Bulldogs are scheduled to visit to White House after winning their second-straight national title.
The outcry from Georgia politicians and personnel over the lack of an invite last year reflected poorly on Biden.

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