Reggie Bush has now declared war on the NCAA, Pac-12 and USC, suing all entities over lost compensation that is tied to Name, Image and Likeness.
The lawsuit says, according to CBSSports, that the former Heisman Trophy winner is suing these parties over lost wages tied to what NIL would look like during his playing days. This includes sales of his jersey, television time and the media rights that are still played to this day, dating back to his time playing for the Trojans.
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Sean Salisbury joins Dan Patrick to discuss USC
The Dallas Cowboys‘ 2024 season is off to a not-so-great start. But if you don’t have faith that they’ll turn things around, then you can just get out! At least, that’s according to Dak Prescott.
The Cowboys lost to the Baltimore Ravens, 28-25, on Sunday afternoon to fall to 1-2 on the season. At one point, the Ravens led 28-3. And while Prescott & Co. mounted a comeback in the fourth quarter, it wasn’t enough to secure the win at home.
The status quo isn’t working in Miami and a new QB is needed pronto.
The Dolphins’ season is in deep trouble, and it’s painfully clear that sticking to the status quo could doom their season.
Miami got blown out by the Seahawks on Sunday afternoon in a 24-3 beatdown that highlighted the profound drop-off the Mike McDaniel offense faces without a competent QB under center.
There may not have been a PGA Tour event this past weekend, but some of the best players in the world still teed it up in the BMW PGA Championship over on the DP World Tour in England, and Sunday’s playoff finish was the definition of electric.
After 72 holes, Rory McIlroy, Billy Horschel, and Thriston Lawrence found themselves knotted at 20-under. Lawrence was the first to bow out of the three-man playoff which pitted that fan-favorite McIlroy against Horschel, the American who was chasing his second BMW PGA Championship title after winning the event back in 2021.
Do the Atlanta Falcons not trust Kirk Cousins?
The question seems outrageous considering the Falcons have installed Cousins as their starting quarterback and paid a handsome $180 million contract that includes $90 million fully guaranteed this year and next to have him.
But there are ongoing signs that would make any thoughtful person wonder because what the team did at the contract negotiating table and what it’s doing beyond that financial realm beg questions.
The biggest questions came Sunday night in a 22-17 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Harrison Butker’s official NFL merchandise looks to have been pretty popular despite the weeks of controversy surrounding his commencement address at Benedictine College in May.
Last Friday, the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) released the list of the top 50 players with the highest sales of official NFL-licensed merchandise from March 1 to May 31. Butker ranked 11th, one spot ahead of teammate Travis Kelce.
Chip Patterson and Danny Kanell join CBS Sports
Within all 30 teams is a hierarchy. Here’s a look at each franchise’s No. 1 player.
Wisconsin fans had no patience for the football team’s new social media post.
The Badgers are sitting at 2-1, and the season is on the brink of absolute disaster after starting QB Tyler Van Dyke suffered a season-ending ACL injury against Alabama.
That resulted in Wisconsin losing 42-10. At least the parties at the bar were fun afterwards! You can read all about my wild experience here.
Wisconsin shared the post below in an attempt to hype up fans for the game against USC in Los Angeles at Memorial Coliseum.