Mel Tucker has come out firing against Brenda Tracy and Michigan State officials, claiming the school is looking for ways to get out of his expensive contract.
A response was sent out Monday afternoon by Mel Tucker’s attorney, on behalf of the head football coach. In it, Tucker accuses the investigation of not being fair and unbiased, while also implying the school had alternative motives for this entire saga.
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Chris Jones’s holdout from the Chiefs is set to end this week after the two sides reportedly agreed to a new one-year deal, according to SI’s Albert Breer.
Jones, who still had one year left on his deal, did not tack on any new years to his deal. Instead, the 29-year-old will receive various incentives which will enable him to earn “considerably more money” in 2023, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Jones had a base salary of $19.5 million for this season under his previous deal and was due to his unrestricted free agency in ‘24.
Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill and the Miami Dolphins absolutely shredded the Los Angeles Chargers defense Sunday. Tagovailoa threw for over 450 yards and Tyreek Hill had over 200 of those yards.
Hill is hard enough to cover with top-tier defensive backs. But having a linebacker try to cover him? That’s a recipe for disaster.
Yet on the very first Miami Dolphins offensive snap, that’s exactly what the Chargers did. Khalil Mack, known for his pass-rushing prowess and not coverage skills, lined up across from Hill.
Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders is one of the biggest reasons why the Buffaloes sit in the center of the college football universe in only two weeks into the 2023 season.
Shedeur, the son of first-year Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders, produced another excellent performance on Saturday in Colorado’s 36-14 victory against Nebraska, throwing for 393 yards on 31-of-42 passes, two touchdowns and zero interceptions.
As the Heisman Trophy hype for the junior signal caller continues to rise, ESPN’s Pat McAfee believes Shedeur should be the No.
A Houston Rockets guard’s off-the-court behavior is once again creating serious concerns.
New York police arrested Rockets’ Kevin Porter, Jr. early Monday.
Porter faces accusations of assault and strangulation involving his girlfriend, ESPN’s Tim McMahon reports.
Kevin Porter Jr., guard for the Houston Rockets. (Photo by Brock Williams-Smith/NBAE via Getty Images)
The incident reportedly happened Monday morning at a New York City hotel.
Porter’s girlfriend is former WNBA player, Kysre Gondrezick.
The SF Gate posted an article Monday using cherry-picked data to warn that NFL teams would rather lose with a white QB than win with a black QB.
The author primarily focused on the 49ers naming the undefeated Brock Purdy, who is white, the starter over Trey Lance, who is black.
What proof of racial bias did the author cite? Unfortunately, he didn’t cite any. He couldn’t find any.
So, he quoted former TV and radio host Bomani Jones:
“The black quarterback level of this is the lack of patience,” said Bomani of Lance and coach Kyle Shanahan.
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh was a busy man during his time away from the sidelines this past weekend due to a suspension. Not only did he watch the game from home, Harbaugh also had time to get the grass cut, take his kids to McDonald’s and enjoy being home
If you were wondering what a head coach who can’t be apart of their team’s game does on a game day, besides lose their mind, it sounds like Harbaugh had the perfect Saturday. Not only did his team take care of UNLV, he was able to take part in his son’s game, while also getting a halftime meal at McDonald’s.
Cam Payne won’t play for the Spurs this season after all.
Week 1 is just about in the books, and it’s time to set our eyes on Week 2! There were a few surprises, both good and bad, this week, and one season-ending injury (J.K. Dobbins).
It’s still early in the season, so be sure not to overbid your Free Agent Auction Budget (FAAB) and exercise caution with your drops. After all, we don’t expect Tee Higgins to lay an egg every Sunday.
Fields apologized to Bears teammates and fans following Sunday’s all-too-familiar pummeling at the hands of the Packers. But one year ago, Week 1 lied to us about another young QB who was looking to take a good, healthy step forward.