Shedeur Sanders’ epic start to his Colorado career has him rapidly rising NFL draft boards and into the Heisman Trophy conversation. But the hype train surrounding Sanders may only just be beginning if he chooses to stick around for his senior season with the Buffaloes.
Fox Sports analyst Joel Klatt said on The Herd on Wednesday that he believes Sanders could be in line to make $10 million off his name, image and likeness should Sanders return to Colorado for the 2024 season.
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Phillies outfielder Nick Castellanos played the role of the hero during the team’s win over the rival Braves on Wednesday.
In addition to generating three runs on offense with a pair of home runs, Castellanos saved Philadelphia in the bottom of the ninth inning with a sensational catch and throw which left commentator John Kruk going through a roller coaster of emotions.
With one out in a tie game, and the winning run on third, Atlanta’s No. 9 hitter Orlando Arcia popped a blooper into foul territory in shallow right field.
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Fowler made history as he was inducted into the Oklahoma State Hall of Honor earlier this month with another Ryder Cup looming for him.
Rickie Fowler earned a spot in the Oklahoma State Hall of Honor last week. He was one of five who received the induction, per the Oklahoman. Two-time Biletnikoff winner Justin Blackmon joined Fowler in being inducted.
Fowler was a standout Cowboy for the golf team as he became the first freshman to win the Ben Hogan Award.
Emre Vatansever replaced James Wade earlier this season after Wade accepted an assistant job with the Toronto Raptors.
Rafael Fiziev has learned to channel the emotions he gets in a slugfest, like he had in his last outing against Justin Gaethje, and believes he’ll be a better all-around fighter for it.
Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields gets paid to throw the football but he hasn’t been doing that to any great standard in the NFL, including the first two games this season.
But throwing his coaches under the bus?
Maybe different altogether.
Because on Wednesday, it initially sounded like the quarterback did that quite effectively in discussing how he played against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and how he wants to play moving forward.
Shannon Sharpe dropped a hot take about Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo during Wednesday’s segment of ESPN’s First Take, but he was quickly called out by NBA fans, telling him he was misinformed.
Sharpe took issue with the recent comments made by Antetokounmpo, in which the 28-year-old expressed his desire to win above all else. While he said he’s content in Milwaukee, he refused to commit his future to the Bucks if the team wasn’t committed to contending for a championship.
If you solve the running back position, you can rule your fantasy league. Trouble is, we’re only two weeks in, and there’s red ink everywhere. Here’s what to consider before freaking out.
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Bradley was left off the Ryder Cup team, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t in Rome taking in the festivities.
The Ryder Cup is almost here, and unfortunately for Keegan Bradley, he is not on Team USA. However, he arrived in Rome earlier this month in one of the funniest ways possible.
Twitter user, Kage, host of Laying in the Fairway podcast, posted a photo with him and a frame of Bradley.
“Brought Keegan Bradley to Rome where he belongs,” the user captioned the post.
You may not ever see a more jarring three-game stretch than what Portland State has just been through. Sandwiched around a 31–17 loss to Wyoming in Week 2 was a Week 1 loss to in-state foe Oregon, 81–7, and a 91–0 blowout over North American, based in Texas. The Vikings improbably ended their non-conference slate with a +3 point differential, and their two most eye-popping results tell a clear story about the economics of college sports and how things trickle down from the highest rungs of the ladder to the lowest.