Louisiana Tech announced on Saturday the program’s decision on discipline for linebacker Brevin Randle in response to his dirty actions during Friday’s 24–10 win over UTEP.
Randle, a redshirt senior, received an indefinite suspension from La. Tech for stomping on UTEP offensive lineman Steven Hubbard’s head after a play in the second quarter, according to athletic director Eric Wood.
In his statement, Wood shared both he and coach Sonny Cumbie informed Randle of the news before acknowledging the linebacker’s remorse while denouncing the incident.
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The Chandler Jones saga is over in Las Vegas. At least as far as the Raiders are concerned.
Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Raiders are cutting ties with the four-time Pro Bowler after a pattern of erratic behavior that culminated in his arrest on Thursday. Jones was booked into Nevada’s Clark County Detention Center on two charges of violating a domestic violence protective order.
Following his arrest, the Raiders released the following statement: “The Raiders are hopeful that Chandler Jones receives the care that he needs. He, his family, and all those involved are in our thoughts.
The Raiders are releasing defensive end Chandler Jones, a league source told ESPN. Jones, who was arrested in Las Vegas on Friday, had been placed on the non-football illness list last week.
Footage showed Rory McIlroy yelling ‘it’s a f—ing disgrace’ while leaving Marco Simone Golf Club on Saturday after the Americans celebrated their win by waving their hats at the crowd on the 18th hole.
Texas A&M suddenly looks like a major college football team again.
The Aggies won their third straight game, 34-22 over Arkansas at the Southwest Classic in Arlington, Texas, Saturday afternoon. Now, Texas A&M (4-1, 2-0 SEC) sits just one win from its 2022 total when the Aggies finished a disappointing 5-7 after entering the season at No. 6. A&M also equaled its SEC win total of last year, when it finished 2-6.
The game stopped for several minutes late in the fourth quarter when Arkansas senior defensive tackle John Morgan III collapsed after a play.
To win back-to-back National Championships, you have to have some intangible qualities as a program. One major thing is you’ve got to be ready for anything, and clearly, the Georgia Bulldogs are, and that includes a lack of bathrooms on the road.
The top-ranked team in the nation rolled into town for a Saturday afternoon date with the Auburn Tigers. Playing on the road in most SEC stadiums is a tall order, but there’s something that makes Jordan-Hare Stadium a little tricky for visitors and that’s a reported scarcity on the bathroom front for the visitors.
After a week of controversy surrounding Mac Jones, the NFL reached a decision on Saturday regarding an alleged cheap shot from the Patriots quarterback to Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner.
The NFL determined Jones, 25, will not face discipline after video review failed to display sufficient evidence to support Gardner’s claim following Sunday’s game, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
The Raiders are releasing defensive end Chandler Jones, the team announced on Saturday afternoon. The move was first reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The club made the decision after Jones was arrested in Las Vegas on a domestic violence charge late Thursday night.
“Raiders are releasing DE Chandler Jones, who was arrested yesterday in Las Vegas after a turbulent week, per a league source,“ said Schefter.
“Jones has been away from the Raiders since Labor Day weekend and was placed on the NFI list on Sept. 20.
USC quarterback Caleb Williams has a tall task to try and surpass his Heisman Trophy-winning season last year, as only Archie Griffin has ever won back-to-back Heismans. However, with his performance on Saturday, Williams is off to a good start in his attempt to make history.
While facing Colorado, Williams lit up the scoreboard, throwing for six touchdown passes in the first three quarters and surpassing 400 passing yards on the day with just 10 incompletions total.
Trent Dilfer’s transition to the college football ranks in his first year as head coach at UAB hasn’t been the smoothest of sailing. Despite a win over North Carolina A&T in the season opener, the Blazers had dropped three in a row heading into Saturday’s American Athletic Conference matchup at Tulane.
Unfortunately for Dilfer and Co., the situation didn’t improve on the road in New Orleans.
UAB raced out to a 20–7 lead in the first half but saw its advantage slowly trickle away throughout the afternoon, and the Blazers eventually lost, 35–23.