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Coban Porter, the younger brother of Denver Nuggets player Michael Porter Jr., has been charged with vehicular homicide following a January car crash that killed a 42-year-old woman.
Porter, a sophomore basketball player at the University of Denver, was involved in the crash that took place just before 2 AM on January 22. The probable cause statement reveals he was driving around 50 mph when he ran a red light. The woman was pronounced dead on the scene, while the male passenger in the car was injured.

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Kirk Feretnz isn’t going to show his son Brian the exit at Iowa.
The Hawkeyes finished the season 8-5, and while the record ended up not being as terrible as it could have been, it hardly tells the whole story.
For the most part, the team won eight games in spite of the offense, not because of it. There were calls all season long to fire OC Brian Ferentz. Given the atrocious play on the offensive side of the plan, many expected a change to be made and Kirk to get rid of his son.
Well, it’s not going to happen.

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The San Francisco 49ers expect Brock Purdy to be slinging it by the time training camp rolls around.
The young NFL QB needs surgery on his ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow after suffering a brutal injury against the Eagles.
Purdy got his elbow crushed on a throw and it resulted in him not being able to pass the ball the rest of the game.

Brock Purdy is getting checked out on the sideline after being hit in the arm@ErinAndrews has the latest pic.twitter.

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Plus, we chat with Iowa State EDGE Will McDonald IV.
Iowa State’s Will McDonald IV will let you know who he is up front.
You see the short dreads, tied up above his face today for the Senior Bowl media breakfast in the Mobile convention center.
You see his hoodie depicting his favorite anime character, Killua Zoldyck from Hunter X Hunter. He also has a tattoo of Killua on his arm, and plans to get one of the main character from the show, Gon Freecs.

Here’s Iowa State EDGE Will McDonald IV talking about his Killua hoodie.

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Joel Klatt discusses which programs surprised him from National Signing Day. He talked about the USC Trojans and Lincoln Riley landed at No. 8 overall class. Joel explained why he was surprised with USC and discussed they needed to get more defensive players. His next surprise was the Michigan Wolverines landing at No. 19 overall despite two straight CFP appearances. Joel explained that Michigan and USC utilized the transfer portal very well. Joel discussed Penn State, Oklahoma, TCU and Texas Tech’s signing day rankings and how this benefits their programs.

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Joel Klatt discussed how many top players were signed to power 5 programs. Alabama Crimson Tide, Georgia Bulldogs, Texas Longhorns, Ohio State Buckeyes and Oklahoma Sooners signed top players. Joel goes onto explain how player ranking are made and analyzed the highest player ratings in the 2023 recruiting class, with the Alabama and the Georgia leading the pack.

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Joel Klatt discussed where 5-star recruits signed on national signing day. 21 of them went to the SEC, seven of them went to the Big 12, five went to the PAC-12, four went to the ACC and one went to the Big Ten. Joel says the Alabama Crimson Tide had the best recruiting class, signing 9 of the 39 5-star recruits. Joel talked about how NIL deals are affecting recruiting and how programs across the country are approaching it.

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“I’ve always been a dog,” Smith said Wednesday night. “I always owned it.”

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Michael Smith is introducing the combat sports world to “Slap Jesus”.
The long-haired native of California is vying to become the first Power Slap welterweight champion. Glimpses of his story have been shared over the past three weeks on Power Slap: Road to the Title, but it is abundantly clear that Smith is comfortable in his role as the underdog.

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