Author: Michael

He was with the team during their Super Bowl run seven years ago.
Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey is interviewing with the Panthers for their coaching vacancy, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Dorsey was Carolina’s quarterback coach during the team’s Super Bowl appearance in 2016. 
Dorsey, 41, was with the Panthers until 2018 when he was hired as the assistant director of athletics for FIU’s sports program. In February 2019, he was hired by Buffalo as its quarterbacks coach and was eventually promoted to passing game coordinator in ’21.

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Colorado football coach Deion Sanders shared an awesome message about diversity Americans need to see.
During a meeting with support staffers, a woman talked about her role as someone who helps oversee diversity and inclusion with the new leader of the Buffaloes. Sanders appeared slightly confused by her role at first, but then shared some powerful thoughts.
“Create an atmosphere where black people feel good. Just say that. Cool. I can help you with that. I can really help you with that because I don’t know if you know, but I’m black.

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The 22-time Grand Slam champion suffered a hip injury during the second round upset.
Defending Australian Open champion Rafael Nadal lost in straight sets to unranked American MacKenzie McDonald in the second round on Wednesday, leaving fans curious what this means for the Spaniard’s future.
Nadal appeared hurt in the second set as he was visited by a trainer and then used a medical timeout. It was later discovered to be a hip injury, but the 22-time Grand Slam champion was adamant about not retiring early from the match, so he continued to battle.

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After losing DC Barry Odom to UNLV, Sam Pittman is looking for a new offensive coordinator at Arkansas. Just days after Garrett Riley took the same job at Clemson, TCU zeroed in on Razorbacks OC Kendal Briles.
According to 247 Sports, Sonny Dykes has moved quickly to fill the position and Kendal Briles is expected to accept the offer for his Big 12 return. Briles had been at Arkansas since 2020 and was linked to other jobs this offseason, but decided to stay at Arkansas, until the TCU job opened up.

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The longtime guard made the first three-pointer in NBA history in 1979.
Longtime NBA player and coach Chris Ford, who made the first three-point shot in the history of the Association, has died, according to a Wednesday announcement from the Celtics.
Ford, a Villanova alum nicknamed the Mad Bomber, made Boston’s only three-pointer in its 114–106 victory over the Rockets on Oct. 12, 1979, ushering the NBA into its current three-point age.
He played 10 seasons in the league between 1973 and 1982, averaging 9.2 points per game with the Pistons and Celtics.

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