What Deion Sanders said about Colorado Buffaloes quarterback situation before Wyoming
originally appeared on The Sporting News
Another week and another change under center for the Colorado Buffaloes? That’s the biggest question this week in Boulder. After Kaidon Salter started the season at quarterback against Georgia Tech, will he be given another chance to shine this week against Wyoming?
Colorado coach Deion Sanders was asked about his plans during Tuesday’s press conference. He says he knows who his starter is, but wouldn’t reveal any details.
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The Memphis Tigers have begun the season 3-0 and, at this moment in time, are on the list of non-Power Four programs that could sneak into the College Football Playoff. Based on head coach Ryan Silverfield’s recent remarks, it’s fair to say both he and the Tigers are a confident bunch.
So confident, in fact, Silverfield is throwing jabs at the school that has won two of the last four national championships: the Georgia Bulldogs.
Every team has those players whose performances outstrip their name recognition for whatever reason. Maybe the team itself is so unspectacular, that getting attention from the nation is a fool’s errand. Maybe it’s someone who was buried on the depth chart until the coaches could really see the potential. It could be that the player in question has been below average before, and it takes a second for people to catch up with the fact that the ligt really did come on. Or, perhaps someone was disregarded in the draft, and had to bull his way up the ladder against all odds.
Tom Brady was in the Raiders’ coach’s booth on Monday night. Headset on, sitting alongside the team coaches, Brady was in a position to give real-time input on the game as it was happening.
That’s well within his rights as an owner, but this entire situation of Brady being able to hold a job as an analyst for FOX Sports, be part-owner of an NFL team, and serve in a defacto coaching role is absolutely ludicrous. It’s stunning that the league continues to allow it to happen, and it’s only going to get worse from here.
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The pair of title fights headlining UFC 320 have been approved by the Nevada Athletic Commission.
During Tuesday’s monthly meeting in Las Vegas, NAC executive director Jeff Mullen recommended officials for the light heavyweight and bantamweight championship fights headlining UFC 320 on Oct. 4 week at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. All the judges and referees were approved.
Magomed Ankalaev (21-1-1 MMA, 12-1-1 UFC) defends his belt for the first time in an immediate rematch with former light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira (12-3 MMA, 9-2 UFC).
The 16-year-old middle-distance runner just didn’t have it. Not on this night. His kick, the one that helped him shatter all sorts of 800-meter records in this breakout season, wasn’t there.
Maybe it was the magnitude of the stage for Cooper Lutkenhaus, the newly turned pro who didn’t advance out of the first round Tuesday at the world track and field championships in Tokyo.
There were more than 35,000 fans packed inside Japan’s National Stadium — and Lutkenhaus was lined up against some of the best runners from eight different countries.