Former Iowa Hawkeyes offensive lineman Cody Ince died “unexpectedly” on Saturday. Ince played for the Hawkeyes from 2018 to 2021. He died at the age of 23.
Ince’s abrupt death shocked the football community.
As reported by Fox News Digital, Ince died at his home in Grantsburg, Wisconsin, this weekend. His cause of death remains unknown.
Ince started double-digit games for Iowa and earned All-Big Ten recognition in 2020.
Iowa Suffers Tragic Loss Of Ex-Football Player
The Iowa Hawkeyes’ social media posted a tribute to Cody Ince on Tuesday.
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Steve Young will work as an assistant at Menlo School in the Bay Area this fall, where girls flag football will play its inaugural season in California.
No lead was safe Tuesday night. Except for the last one, of course.
As the Cowboys look to improve on last season’s run to the divisional round, one of the focal points for the team coming into the 2023 campaign is quarterback Dak Prescott and his league-leading 15 interceptions from last year. Prescott himself discussed the issue earlier this month—though, according to the team, not in exactly the way that many reported.
In an article from Gabriel Trevino of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Prescott was quoted discussing his interceptions from last season and balls that were tipped off the hands of his receivers.
In recent decades, a number of college football programs across the country have gone against the grain by opting for an unconventional field color on its playing surface versus the traditional green grass or artificial turf.
On Tuesday, SUNY Morrisville added its name to the list by unveiling its new, eye-popping black turf at Drake Field. SUNY Morrisville (an NCAA Division III member) is based about 30 miles southeast of Syracuse in upstate New York.
The installation of new turf at the stadium marks the first time it has been changed since 2006.
A trying season for Royals starting pitcher Jordan Lyles took a turn for the positive on Monday night, when he fired six shutout innings against the Tigers in what ended up being a 3-2 loss for Kansas City. Outings like that have been hard to come by for the veteran right-hander, who owns a 1-11 record and a 6.05 ERA on the season.
Any positives that could be gleaned from Monday’s performance, though, have been called into question by Tigers first baseman Spencer Torkelson—and the fine detectives on Twitter.
LSU forward Angel Reese’s victory tour continued Tuesday night—this time in her hometown of Baltimore.
The star who helped guide the Tigers to their first women’s basketball national championship back in March took to the baseball diamond at Oriole Park at Camden Yards to throw out the first pitch ahead of Baltimore’s game against the Dodgers.
The chance to throw out the first pitch comes less than a week after Reese was honored at the ESPY Awards, where she won the “Best Breakthrough Athlete” honor.
76ers GM Daryl Morey admitted that James Harden prefers “to be somewhere else” but said the team would only trade him for a package that would keep the Sixers a title contender.
Amid rumors that the Rams were aggressive in trying to trade quarterback Matthew Stafford this offseason, COO Kevin Demoff attempted to clear the air, saying that those reports were entirely untrue.
NFL Network analyst Mike Lombardi claimed on “The Pat McAfee Show” earlier in July that Los Angeles “attempted, with a lot of effort” to trade Stafford, due to the $59 million option in his contract that became guaranteed on the third day of the league year.
After a four-year hiatus, the Arena Football League is set to make its return in 2024. On Tuesday, the league revealed the 16 markets for its relaunch season.
The 16 teams will be the most the AFL has featured since 2012. The markets are Austin, Texas; Boise, Idaho; Bakersfield, Calif.; Chicago; Denver; St. Paul, Minn.; Lake Charles, La.; Cincinnati; Orlando, Fla.; Salem, Ore.; Philadelphia; San Antonio; Tallahassee, Fla.; Nashville, Tenn.; Everett, Wash.; and Odessa, Texas.