Author: Michael

The New York Jets seemed to be heading towards a playoff berth at the midway point this NFL season.
Part of that seemed due to Zach Wilson, after he returned from injury and replaced Joe Flacco.
But the Jets turned in an absolutely dreadful performance after their bye week, losing 10-3 to the Patriots.
Wilson seemed uninterested in taking responsibility for his poor play, which led to him being benched as the starting quarterback.
Based on his teammates alleged reactions, it seems Wilson didn’t have a lot of fans in the Jets locker room.

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The beloved 83-year-old analyst returned to broadcasting in November after he was initially diagnosed with lymphoma and dysplasia on his vocal cords.
Dick Vitale shared an encouraging update regarding his health on Thursday just over two months after the legendary analyst returned to broadcasting following a bout with lymphoma and dysplasia on his vocal cords.
Vitale, who declared in August that he was “cancer-free,” shared details on Twitter from a recent visit with throat specialist Steven Zeitels for his quarterly exam.

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The school’s all-time winningest coach will step down after this season. Barring a near-miracle, he will never have reached a Final Four in 23 years.

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In an increasingly complicated and compromised profession, Mike Brey kept his coaching philosophy simple and unwavering. “Go to class and don’t turn the ball over, and we’ll get along fine,” went the mantra. He ran a clean program and preferred clean basketball, and Notre Dame has benefitted greatly from his 23-year tenure.

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The star quarterback remains without a new contract coming off a season where he missed the last six games due to a knee injury.

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With Lamar Jackson’s contract situation looming large heading into the offseason, Ravens coach John Harbaugh spoke Thursday about the team’s desire to continue shaping the roster around the star quarterback.

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The Charlotte FC defender died at the age of 25 in a boating accident in Miami.
Panthers and Charlotte FC owner David Tepper reportedly has paused any coaching interviews for the time being after Charlotte FC defender Anton Walkes died at age 25 in a boating accident in Miami on Wednesday.
The Panthers interview crew flew back to Charlotte from New York, where they were conducting coach interviews, to support mourning Charlotte FC players, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Walkes’s death has been “crushing” for everyone in the organization, Rapoport said.

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