Femi Oladejo is a name to watch for the Buffalo Bills on the second day of the 2025 NFL draft.
The edge defender from UCLA had a pre-draft visit in Buffalo, according to The Draft Network:
Per TDN’s @_RyanFowler_, UCLA EDGE Femi Oladejo has a top-30 visit scheduled with the #Bills.
Oladejo is a freaky strong pass-rushing prospect with the potential to be a disruptor. However, he is raw.
He’s new to EDGE as he’s a former off-ball LB.
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USC women’s basketball has already undergone a significant roster overhaul this offseason. Now, the Trojans must make adjustments to their coaching staff, too.
On Friday, it was announced that assistant coach Wendale Farrow will be leaving USC to take a job on Dawn Staley’s staff at South Carolina. Farrow had been on Lindsay Gottlieb’s staff for all four of her years at USC. He had also previously worked with Gottlieb when she was the head coach at Cal.
Farrow’s departure is a notable loss for the Trojans.
An investigation determined that fired Kent State coach Kenni Burns took over $100,000 in loans from a booster who was also a school vendor.
Kent State fired Burns on April 11 after he was placed on administrative leave in late March. The school never gave a public reason for why Burns had been placed on leave or fired.
While Timo Meier’s numbers were a bit lower than expected for his standards this campaign, he was still one of the New Jersey Devils‘ top offensive contributors. In 80 regular-season games, the 6-foot-1 winger finished third on the Devils with 26 goals and fourth on the team with 53 points.
With these totals, Meier was still an important part of the Devils’ offense during this regular season, and the hope from here is that this will continue to be the case for the playoffs.
Great news for all sane race fans out there – NASCAR has killed DEI! That’s right. It’s over. Gone. Kaput. Finished.
DEI, the most racist thing on the planet, is now DOA. Good riddance!
Well … sort of.
Yes, I know, a bit of a rug-pull there, but hear me out.
According to Adam Stern, NASCAR renamed their long-running Drive for Diversity program after last season. It’s now known as the Driver Development Program, which, frankly, is exactly what it should be.
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Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry will defend their Zurich Classic title in New Orleans next week.
The PGA Tour is in the middle of the season’s first post-Masters event as the RBC Heritage is underway, with an incredible leaderboard through Friday by the way, and as it is one of the year’s signature events the field began rather robust.
Notably absent from the group though was the Masters winner in Rory McIlroy.
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Here’s every matchup and the dates and times for each round of the 2025 NHL Playoffs. We’ll provide live updates with results every night.
The 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs are poised to be legendary. Parity was the name of the game in the 2024-25 season with both the east and west boasting stellar teams up and down the standings. This is not a season where there’s a single, clear-cut favorite in each conference, but rather four or even five teams on each side of the bracket that you can believe has what it takes to go all the way.
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Let’s talk NFL Draft busts.
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Cleveland Browns — ALLLLLLL of them
The Browns draft history is pathetic, almost all of it. There are only a few first-rounders since “The Return” in 1999 that got second contracts, including Joe Thomas, Joe Haden and Myles Garrett. Cleveland fans have had the NFL draft as their Super Bowl for years and, year after year, have been failed.
In light of the news that broke this week regarding the status of quarterback Derek Carr’s shoulder injury, there’s been recent speculation about the Carolina Panthers draft plans ahead of next week. After a post made by the team this weekend on Sheduer Sanders stating his case as the draft’s top quarterback. An interesting post to say the least on a player that the Panthers will almost certainly not be selecting in round one. With that said though, this move more so seemed like a ploy to potentially get a team to move up ahead of the Saints to select Sheduer Sanders with the no.
Most mock drafts attempt in some form to project what might happen in the upcoming draft. This is not one of those kinds of mock drafts.
This is the annual “what I would do” mock draft. I put on the GM hat for each of the 32 teams and make the selections at each slot based on what choice I would make in the given situation. Between personal rankings, perceived needs in both short-term and long-term, player/scheme fits and positional scarcity, it’s a melange of reasoning and factors that go into the picks.
No trades in this edition; it makes things too complex.
