LSU football has welcomed a familiar face back to its roster for the third time in four years. Tre Bradford has rejoined the program, according to the Tigers’ online roster.
This marks his third separate stint with the team since his enrollment in 2020.
Bradford, a Texas-native, was a four-star recruit in the Class of 2020 and committed to Ed Orgeron’s LSU staff on the heels of a an undefeated, national championship season as a 5-foot-11, 193-pound running back. He chose to play in Baton Rouge over offers from Ohio State, Wisconsin, Baylor, USC, Arkansas, TCU, and Nebraska, among others.
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Despite the Panthers trailing 2-0 in the Stanley Cup Final, Matthew Tkachuk hasn’t lost his confidence and hopes the Golden Knights are thinking about being “halfway there” as they travel to Florida for Games 3 and 4.
The NFL is investigating Colts cornerback and kick returner Isaiah Rodgers for possible violations of the league’s gambling policy.
Plans to build a stadium in Las Vegas for the A’s are in flux as the Nevada legislative session ended without advancing the bill, though it could be voted on later at a special session.
Alek Manoah retired just one of the nine Astros batters he faced Monday night, and his ERA rose from 5.46 to 6.36.
Kathryn Sandercock and Makenna Reid combined for five innings of scoreless relief to help No. 3 seed Florida State defeat No. 4 Tennessee 5-1 on Monday night and advance to the Women’s College World Series championship series against No. 1 Oklahoma.
Brett Favre is stunned by the public discourse in the country when it comes to many issues.
The NFL Hall of Famer sat down with Donald Trump Jr. for a wide-ranging interview, and he made it clear he’s shocked by the topics people are entertaining.
Specifically, as the father of women, Brett Favre is baffled people are entertaining the idea of biological men going anywhere near women’s locker rooms and bathrooms.
Brett Favre is stunned by transgender discourse and lack of civility. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)
Brett Favre sounds off on the discourse in America.
After a year-plus of distancing itself from LIV Golf, the PGA Tour has reportedly agreed to merge with the Saudi-backed circuit. The merger will end all pending litigations, many of which were based on antitrust claims, between the two sides.
Sources close to negotiations told Fox on Tuesday that a new partnership between the Tour, LIV Golf, and DP World Tour “are entering into a new, landmark partnership and merging all of their businesses into a new, collectively owned, for-profit entity.
The blame game’s over for Mac Jones. His rookie year’s a distant memory, and New England has given him a competent OC. It’s time to produce.
In a stunning twist to the ongoing saga between the rival organizations, it was announced Tuesday the two groups will merge into one entity.