ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. released his second mock draft of 2023, and he has the Chicago Bears trading down twice and still landing Georgia defensive tackle Jalen Carter.
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Baylor AD Mack Rhoades thinks the Big 12 needs to be ready for chaos to break loose with the PAC-12.
George Kliavkoff and the west coast conference he oversees has been engulfed with issues amid failure to hammer out a new media deal.
A recent report claimed Washington and Oregon believe their departure to the Big Ten is inevitable, and once that happens, the PAC-12 could collapse in a very short period of time.
Rhoades wants the Big 12 to be ready.
Will the Big 12 raid the PAC-12. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)
Will the Big 12 offer a life raft to PAC-12 programs.
Some think every at-bat should start off like this. Others absolutely disagree.
The MLB pitch clock is here and it is perfect. Well, not everybody might think it’s perfect but this new rule is speeding up spring training games and should do the same to the real games when the regular season starts in a few weeks.
If you need proof that it’s awesome then check out this video of a Dodgers pitcher getting through a whole half inning in the same time it took a former Dodgers pitcher to throw one pitch in a game a few years ago.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Buffalo Bills brain drain continues as the team announced Tuesday morning defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier will take the 2023 season off and return in 2024.
This is part of a pattern for the Bills who last year lost offensive coordinator Brian Daboll when he became the Giants head coach and assistant GM Joe Schoen when he became the Giants GM. There were other coaches who also left in that string of departures to the Giants as well.
The Frazier move is stunning because of the timing. It comes well after the Bills season ended Jan.
Tiffany Newell, a transgender female runner, placed first at the 2023 Canadian Masters Indoor Championships over the weekend after Newell’s previous record in the women’s 5,000-meter race was recently ratified.
Newell, 50, beat out Catherine Weber, the sole opponent competing in the Women’s 1500-meter indoor race for their respective age group, on Saturday at the 12th Canadian Masters Indoor Championships in Toronto.
Tartan tracks in the stadium of the Luftschiffhafen sports park. (Jens Kalaene/picture alliance via Getty Images)
Newell finished with a time of 5:07.62.
Buffalo will be in search of a new top assistant in the coming days.
The Bills will be in need of a new defensive coordinator next fall after announcing that Leslie Frazier plans to take the 2023 season off from coaching.
In a release Tuesday morning, Buffalo revealed that Frazier will step back from his top assistant role next season. However, the well-regarded defensive coordinator plans to return to the sidelines in 2024 after a year away.
The franchise did not reveal Frazier’s reason for taking the year off or who his replacement will be in the release.
He’s set for at least three team meetings in Indianapolis during the NFL scouting combine.
While most of the focus at the NFL scouting combine is on the draft hopefuls, at least three teams will have their eyes on a talented veteran quarterback who recently hit free agency.
On Monday, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that former Raiders quarterback Derek Carr would travel to Indianapolis to meet with teams during the combine, which runs from Tuesday through March 6.
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Here’s what you need to look for at the combine this week.
We’re only a few weeks removed from the Super Bowl, but football is heating right back up. The NFL Scouting Combine begins in Indianapolis on February 28th, and it’s the first chance a lot of NFL-only fans will have to set their sights on the incoming 2023 draft class.
There’s a lot of talk about what ends up being the most important element of the combine itself. Some swear that hitting the measurables on weigh-ins is the only part that matters.
“I was born to do this. I was born to be Microman.”
Seven years ago, with the morning air unusually thick, Último Guerrero ran another of his training sessions for aspiring wrestlers. As sweat dripped from the faces of the aspiring luchadores, it was impossible to determine who would become a star. But it was undeniable who refused to quit.
Drill after drill, session after session, one determined young man refused to accept any other fate than his destiny. For Microman, only one option existed: he was going to be a pro wrestler.
Timme time is up at Gonzaga. Well, almost.
Drew Timme, Gonzaga’s senior forward, announced Tuesday that he’ll forego his final year of eligibility after the season.
Timme’s currently in his fourth year with the Bulldogs and because of the Covid year, he’d be eligible for an additional season if he wanted to stay in Spokane.
But that won’t be the case.
“I’ve done my four years,” Timme told The Athletic’s Seth Davis. “I’m a senior, and I’m moving on.