Arkansas will return to Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium to play a true home football game for the first time in more than a month this weekend. The Razorbacks will host Mississippi State on Saturday.
This unusual quirk in the 2023 schedule, which included a neutral site game against Texas A&M at Dallas’s AT&T Stadium, has prevented Arkansas coaches from hosting recruits at games for the past month. Razorbacks coach Sam Pittman made a hilarious analogy in explaining to reporters what it’s been like to go that long without hosting recruits.
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Some of LIV’s players will play in majors for years to come. Other young talents are watching their chances slip away.
Here are our picks for Week 7.
We’re fast approaching both the midway point of the NFL season, and the trade deadline which takes place on October 31st. Teams around the league have more or less shown us who they are in 2023, and now they’re trying to make in-season adjustments to either propel themselves deeper in the playoff picture — or hope to make the postseason at all.
Great news if you’re a Panthers fan this week, because there’s absolutely no chance they lose in Week 7.
Bubba Watson doubled down on his fellow LIV players’ ideas, saying the majors should invite the series’ top earners and backing Phil Mickelson’s claim that LIV Golf is going to sign more marquee players before its third season in 2024.
Terry Stotts has stepped down as an assistant coach with the Milwaukee Bucks, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
Bill Self said the NCAA investigation that ended last week without additional penalties imposed on him or Kansas still caused significant damage.
The Pacific Division will enter the 2023–24 season with plenty of star power, but how singular talents like Chris Paul will fit into their teams remains to be seen. The Suns, Warriors and Lakers will look to come together, while the Clippers hope to stay healthy and the Kings seek to replicate last year’s success.
We’re halfway through the college football regular season, and the coaching cycle is quiet—too quiet. No coach has been fired yet for performance, which reverses the trend of early axings we’ve seen, including in September the last few years. It has some within the industry predicting that overall this cycle may be one that is more of a whimper than a bang when all the dust settles. We’ll see what teams do coming down the stretch, but with seven weeks to go, here’s where the coaching market stands, according to industry sources.
Fresno State announced on Thursday that it will retire the No. 29 jersey of former Bulldogs star and current Yankees slugger Aaron Judge.
Judge will join former head coach Mike Batesole and his No. 44 jersey in a retirement acknowledgment that will take place during halftime of Fresno State’s Nov. 18 football game against New Mexico. A formal retirement ceremony for Judge and Batesole at Pete Beiden Field at Bob Bennett Stadium is on Sunday, Nov. 18.
A’ja Wilson is only 27 and still rising, which raises the question: How much higher can she go? She might already be the best player ever.
That might sound like hyperbole. It is not. What Wilson just did with (and for) the Aces was breathtaking. With her team down three starters, including a future Hall of Famer and last year’s Finals MVP, Wilson dominated the Finals against perhaps the most talented team in league history, the Liberty.
Wilson came in third for MVP voting this year, but was named the Finals MVP after the Aces clinched back-to-back titles.