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If you are a follower of college football, I would imagine by now that you’ve seen programs across the country hiring general managers to help run each organization, much like what you see every day in the NFL, along with other professional sports. 
But, judging by the number of questions I’ve received over the past few months, there are plenty of people that are still confused as to what exactly they are doing in the college ranks.

Free agency is literally right around the corner and teams are wasting no time making moves and star players are wasting no time demanding trades. On the latest pod, Andy Behrens makes his glorious return to chat with Matt Harmon about all things free agency. The dynamic duo rank the best team landing spots at QB, RB and WR that will have the most impact on the 2025 fantasy season.

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Seattle Storm point guard Nika Mühl becomes the latest WNBA player with a multi-year deal with Under Armour.
Former UConn point guard Nika Mühl has signed a multi-year deal with Under Armour, the company announced on Wednesday. The partnership will include serving as an ambassador for the brand on and off the court and competing in Under Armour and Curry Brand basketball sneakers this upcoming WNBA season, the official press release reads. As part of the partnership, Mühl has her own UA Courtside Collection dropping on April 10th.

Surgery on his elbows would sideline Stanton for three months, according to Yankees GM Brian Cashman.

Like the classic board game Monopoly, but hate math?
Well, then you’re probably going to like the latest version of the iconic game, which now tells tedious adding and subtracting to pound sand thanks to an all new app that will handle it for you…
…or you could just use a calculator, but let’s see how this new-fangled board game works.

Warner Media has been a long-time partner of the NBA, with its broadcasts on TNT and one of basketball’s most popular pregame shows.
But the NBA, thanks to load management, boring, repetitive play, aging stars and extreme politics, is hemorrhaging viewers. Surprisingly, despite their long-standing broadcasting commitment, Warner lost out, effectively ending their relationship with the NBA. 
And Warner CEO David Zaslav confirmed recently that the entertainment giant thinks they made the right decision.

As the 2025 NFL Draft quickly approaches, Deion Sanders Jr. has stepped in to defend his younger brother, Shedeur Sanders, from all the haters.
First, there’s former scout Daniel Kelly, who called Shedeur “undraftable” and claimed he lacked the “dominant traits” needed for a quarterback to be successful in the NFL.
“Respectfully, I don’t understand the agenda out there to push him to go first round, but it’s not going to do him any favors once the regular season starts, and he has to face the realities of the NFL game,” Kelly remarked.

I apologize for missing last week, but I promised my wife I would not work during our anniversary vacation. And many of you probably know, it’s best not to break promises to your wife, particularly on your anniversary.
However, we are back this week for the home stretch! Conference tournaments have started, the first automatic bids to the NCAA Tournament are handed out this weekend, and it’s officially March Madness, baby! 
Without further ado, the first March edition of CBB With Danny Z. 
Have thoughts on college basketball that you want to share? Shoot me an email at dan.

People are addicted to making comparisons; it’s part of human nature and drives conversation. Brands, clothes, cars, restaurants, social status, you name it, us humans will compare it, and it’s especially true in sports. We’re constantly searching for the next best player we can compare to the previous best player, and we’ll continue to do so forever, but at the current moment the media is looking to start a debate about JuJu Watkins and Caitlin Clark.

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What’s the best landing spot for Joey Bosa? Let’s rank ‘em.
Wednesday marked a fascinating day in the NFL ahead of free agency, with the Seattle Seahawks releasing Tyler Lockett and granting wide receiver DK Metcalf permission to seek a trade.
But those were not the only moves that made news on the West Coast. Wednesday evening brought word that the Los Angeles Chargers were releasing veteran pass rusher Joey Bosa.