Author: Michael

Alabama coach Nick Saban settled for the No. 31-ranked quarterback in the NCAA Transfer Portal last April in Notre Dame’s Tyler Buchner. And he could be the starter.
Saban let go and went on a vacation in Europe in June.
Last month at the SEC Media Days, he endured trending talk that his dynasty was nearing its death valley days. And Georgia became the first program other than Alabama to be picked to win the SEC since 2015.

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The Cowboys will be without running back Ronald Jones II for the first two games of the 2023 NFL season after he was suspended by the NFL for violating its policy on performance-enhancing drugs, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Jones, who was competing to be Dallas’s backup running back behind starter Tony Pollard, will now be unavailable to suit up until Week 3 when the Cowboys take on the Cardinals. As such, he won’t be available for either of the team’s season-opening tilts against the Giants and Jets.

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You know who’s not going to miss Deion Sanders and Colorado when they leave the Pac-12 for the Big 12 next season? Oregon head coach Dan Lanning.
And by that, I mean Lanning dug a hole, put the Buffaloes in a body bag and buried them six feet under when asked about his fond memories of the program.
“Not a big reaction. I’m trying to remember what they won to affect this conference,” Lanning said during Monday’s media avail. “I don’t remember … do you remember them winning anything? I don’t remember them winning anything.

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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson made a group of young fans’ day during his entrance to Monday’s training camp session.
While Jackson stepped onto the field, surrounded by a sea of Baltimore fans on either side of his path, the star quarterback gave high-fives to his supporters. Among the crowd was a group of young Ravens fans, who went absolutely nuts after the interaction with the 26-year-old, jumping around in excited celebration.
One child in particular was in complete and utter shock, holding his own hand to his face as if it were the most valuable object in the world.

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It’s safe to say Steelers fans weren’t exactly thrilled with the team’s offense last season, and those same feelings were directed toward offensive coordinator Matt Canada. Pittsburgh was ranked No. 23 in offensive yards per game in 2022, No. 24 in passing yards per game and No. 16 in rushing yards per game.
While the Steelers opted to retain Canada for the 2023 NFL season, it came with plenty of scrutiny from fans.

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