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Eagles edge rusher Bryce Huff is out for an undetermined recovery period because of a procedure scheduled for Thursday on his injured left wrist.
Azzi Fudd, who missed all but two games last season after suffering a right knee injury in practice, is available to return to the No. 2 Huskies for Wednesday’s game.
As we continue down this wild path towards the college football playoff, it’s becoming clearer by the day that the committee is winging this whole seeding process over the last few weeks. If you weren’t convinced of that as you listened to CFP chair Warde Manuel explain the reasoning why some teams are ranked higher than others, then you aren’t paying attention.
I have wondered aloud where strength of schedule would factor into the process for committee members sitting in a suite in Grapevine, Texas over the past month.
CFB Analyst Tom Fornelli and Danny Kanell join
Steph Curry has a chance to surpass 4,000 career 3-pointers this season, and over the next few years, he could push the all-time record close to 5,000. In his mind, there might be only one active player who can catch him.
College football has seemingly discovered the 63-year-old Hoosiers coach through his quips and undefeated team. There’s more to his swaggering confidence.
On First Take, Stephen A.
This is what the media does: It speculates about people’s futures. And, I’m admittedly guilty at times, but when it comes to the future of Colorado coach Deion Sanders and quarterback Shedeur Sanders, no speculation is necessary.
They could both end up in the NFL next season.
But that is certain only under one circumstance: That they’re together. The coach, who happens to be the quarterback’s father, once again coaching his son.
That’s it.
That’s the only scenario that comes with certainty for the Sanders family.