Iowa State dismissed linebacker Aidan Ralph from the program on Thursday following his arrest earlier this week for a domestic violence incident that took place in December, according to multiple reports.
The program moved on from Ralph, a 20-year-old redshirt sophomore, as he faces charges of domestic abuse and third-degree sexual assault, per Story County court documents obtained by The New York Post. Ralph has been described as causing a stress fracture to his girlfriend’s spine after pushing her into a stairwell and raping her inside his Ames, Iowa, apartment on Dec. 3.
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Travis Kelce’s onstage antics that involved chugging a beer off of, and then spiking the Lombardi Trophy turns out to have been a ruse that involved a stunt double for the iconic trophy.
The incident that horrified trophy lovers everywhere happened over the weekend at the NFL Draft. The Chiefs tight end was hosting a music festival called “Kelce Fest” on Friday night. Performers included Rick Ross and Machine Kelly, but by all accounts, people still had a good time.
Suddenly, Auburn may have a quarterback and a coach at the same time.
Bo Nix was the last consistently decent quarterback Auburn had. He started from 2019-21 before transferring to Oregon, where he started and played well last year and is the returning starter.
Auburn tried LSU transfer TJ Finley in 2021 and to start 2022, but after a shoulder injury he never regained his starting job last season. He entered the transfer portal as a graduate this week, but he has not yet found a landing spot.
The Warriors adjusted nearly perfectly after a Game 1 loss and evened the series against the Lakers. As action shifts to Los Angeles, will LeBron & Co.
There is no doubt high-level college sports leadership positions have become more temporary. Coaching has been a revolving door for decades, and lately it seems like the athletic director role has also featured plenty of chopping and changing, with the most important part of the jobs at major programs boiling down to whether an AD can hire a successful football coach.
With a new team comes a new number for recently acquired Philadelphia Eagles running back D’Andre Swift. He’ll be swapping the No. 32 he wore with the Detroit Lions in favor of a number he wouldn’t have been allowed to wear until earlier this year: 0
The Eagles announced that Swift will become the first player in franchise history to wear the No. 0 when he makes his debut with the team later this year.
Swift, who was born in Philadelphia, was acquired by his hometown team through a trade on Day 3 of the NFL Draft.
How unprecedented is the roster overhaul Sanders is facing? Nearly 50 Colorado football players entered (or re-entered) the transfer portal this spring.
How to watch this year’s momentous NHL draft lottery, with or without cable.
No, Tom Brady isn’t backing out of his mega deal with FOX to be the network’s No. 1 NFL color analyst.
Don’t take my word for it, though. It comes straight from the GOAT’s mouth!
Tom Brady says he still plans to join FOX NFL broadcast team
Well, that settles that, I reckon. Doesn’t get much more cut and dry than that.
Rumors of Brady possibly backing out of his 10-year, $375 million deal with FOX started bubbling up Thursday thanks to the fine folks over at the New York Post.
LSU women’s basketball continues to load up, this time landing top transfer Aneesah Morrow from DePaul. Morrow, who averaged more than 25 points per game for the Blue Demons this season, was considered by many to be the best transfer available after LSU had already landed Hailey Van Lith from Louisville.
The additions of Van Lith and Morrow to a national championship-winning team with star power like Angel Reese and Flau’jae Johnson has women’s basketball fans very excited. Kim Mulkey has built a potential superteam in Baton Rouge.