Author: Michael

Bruce Pearl was furious with SEC officials after Wednesday’s loss to Alabama. Auburn dealt with foul trouble throughout the evening and its head coach was big mad.
Pearl’s frustration boiled over in an angry rant during the Tigers’ postgame radio show ‘Courtside Cam’ and he went ballistic. He believes that the poor officiating played a significant role in his team’s loss to its in-state rivals, especially starters Johni Broome, Jaylin Williams and Allen Flanigan fouling out.

We should have won the game. Very, very disappointing. You know, obviously, they made some plays.

I’m still coming to terms with the news that AI is replacing writers, and now quarterbacks are on the chopping block. Is no one’s job safe from the threat of robots and artificial intelligence?
Even worse, Ohio State’s Marvin Harrison Jr. is helping out in expediting the robotic revolution (Robolution?).
Harrison has signed a deal to partner with sports robotics company Monarc. They produce the world’s first robotic quarterback, which is known as Seeker.

Super excited to officially be a part of the Monarc family lets get to work @MonarcSport pic.twitter.

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The NFL Draft is hurtling towards a QB feeding frenzy.
There’s been a lingering perception for a while that this is a good year to need a quarterback. At this point in the process there are four very solid prospects, ranging a wide gamut of skills and abilities from true pocket field generals to dual-threat phenoms. But as the process continues it’s now looking very dicey for any team wanting a QB after the No. 5 pick.
Bryce Young, C.J.

Lane Kiffin has a fully booked yoga class at Ole Miss this upcoming Tuesday.
The famous coach of the Rebels recently advertised a yoga class with him for just $20 (not refundable), and all people need to bring is a mat, water and a great attitude.

in the Vaught! @OleMissFB sign up at https://t.co/fKnw8EqiU2 pic.twitter.com/6rzS6NVMl4
— Lane Kiffin (@Lane_Kiffin) February 24, 2023

There was room for 250 people to stretch their muscles with the Ole Miss leader, and every spot is already taken.

According to Memphis police records acquired by the Washington Post, Ja Morant has been accused of repeatedly punching a 17-year-old in the head and threatening him with a gun last summer. The teenager told police that he was hit 12-to-13 times and was left with a knot on the side of his head. Shannon Sharpe reacts to the report.

Jordan Spieth is a wizard. While every PGA Tour player is the best of the best, Spieth’s ability to hit golf shots that simply do not make sense is unmatched. His magic was on full display during Thursday’s opening round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
On his third hole of the day, the Par 5 12th, Spieth found a fairway bunker with his tee shot. While he could have elected to take an iron and lay up in the fairway to a nice number and try to make birdie that way, the three-time major winner doesn’t exactly operate that way.

The Lakers are reportedly preparing to be without James for several weeks.
LeBron James’s foot injury will reportedly cause him to miss a significant amount of time in the second half of the season, but it appears that he will avoid surgery, according to Bleacher Report’s Chris Haynes. 
He broke the news on the #thisleague Uncut podcast as the Lakers continue to fight for their playoff lives without their unquestioned leader. 
James suffered the injury against the Mavericks on Sunday but played through it in the stunning 111–108 comeback win.

He has interviewed for an NFL coaching job two years in a row now.
It’s been a long offseason for Michigan fans with rumors swirling of coach Jim Harbaugh possibly returning to the NFL. Now that all of the NFL coaching jobs are filled, they can rest easy knowing their coach is returning—for now. 
“It’s an ongoing thing, something we treat as a really positive thing that NFL teams have an interest in all our personnel,” Harbaugh said last week, per ESPN. 
This not only applies to himself, but to former Wolverines defensive coordinator Jesse Minter.

NFL teams get graded on facilities, work conditions in new player survey.
1. I understand that some of you reading this don’t want to hear about the problems of rich athletes. Me? I’m fascinated to hear about shoddy work conditions no matter how much the people involved are making.
And, yes, an NFL team having a crappy workout room isn’t as problematic as someone making $15 an hour who is struggling to pay for health insurance. But in the world of sports, this is an eye-opening look at what players think about their own team.

The defensive tackle is facing two charges in connection to a January car crash that killed two members of the Georgia football program and injured two others.
Georgia defensive tackle Jalen Carter is back at the NFL combine in Indianapolis hours after he was booked and released from police custody in Athens, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Thursday. 
Carter is facing two misdemeanor charges—racing and reckless driving—in connection to a January car crash that killed Bulldogs offensive lineman Devin Willock and football staffer Chandler LeCroy, and injured two others.