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Deion Sanders continues to share wisdom that’s worth your attention.
Sanders has been cranking out content ever since taking over as the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, and that includes plenty of life advice for people involved with the program.
He’s never been afraid to make his standards and expectations crystal clear. Whether it’s teaching players how to respect women or letting it be known you can’t ask to be paid like a pro while behaving like a kid, Deion always keeps it real.
Now, he’s made it clear weak parenting leads to weak children.

The younger brother of Jets quarterback Zach Wilson has announced his college commitment. 
Isaac Wilson, a four-star quarterback prospect in the class of 2024, has reportedly declared he’ll start his college football career at the University of Utah. 
The Corner Canyon HS product made his commitment on Wednesday night, opting to join the Utes over the likes of Arizona, Arizona State, UCLA, Oklahoma State, and BYU. 
Isaac chose not to follow in the footsteps of his three older brothers, all of whom played football at BYU.

This postseason, the Panthers have shocked the hockey world — except maybe themselves.

Lakers fans could only be disappointed after the team was dealt an unsavory exit from the playoffs in the form of a sweep by the Nuggets in the Western Conference finals.
Perhaps no one was more let down than former No. 1 pick Kwame Brown, who recorded a fiery seven-minute video in which he eviscerated LeBron James over his performance in Game 4, particularly to do with his last-second shot which would have tied the game.

Matthew Tkachuk scored with 4.9 seconds remaining to complete Florida’s sweep of Carolina and send the Panthers to their first Stanley Cup Final in 27 years.

Patrick Mahomes is already facing questions concerning brother Jackson Mahomes after the latter’s turbulent offseason.
Answering the media at Chiefs OTAs on Wednesday, the reigning Super Bowl MVP was asked about Jackson’s aggravated sexual battery case, stemming from an incident in February.
Jackson Mahomes, 23, was caught in a controversy after forcing himself onto a woman at a Kansas City bar. He was arrested on May 3, putting more of a strain on the association between Pat Mahomes and the embattled brother / TikTok star.

The Panthers continued their stunning run through the Stanley Cup playoffs on Wednesday, successfully sweeping the Hurricanes courtesy of more late-game heroics from superstar forward Matthew Tkachuk.
Tkachuk cemented his place in Florida hockey lore, having scored three game-winning goals in the series, including one on Wednesday night with less than five seconds remaining in regulation.
The four-game sweep clinched the Panthers their first Stanley Cup Final berth in 27 years.

The Patriots were docked two days of voluntary organized team activities by the NFL after a violation of offseason rules, according to ESPN’s Mike Reiss.
The specific violation was not made clear in the report, however, New England is expected to be stripped of two of its OTA sessions as a result of the breach of league rules.
The Patriots will forgo the OTA which was scheduled for Thursday, May 25, and will also lose out on another session the following week, in what will be the final week of the team’s offseason program. The team reportedly intends to resume OTAs next Wednesday.

Twins relief pitcher Jhoan Duran only faced three Giants batters on Wednesday, but he went viral for multiple pitches he threw while on the mound. 
For starters, all but two of Duran’s 13 pitches hit at least 100 mph, with three of them reaching 104 mph, which was the first time a pitcher has touched that speed during the 2023 season, according to MLB. Duran is only the eighth pitcher since 2008, when the pitch tracker was introduced, to hit 104 mph.
Not only were fans impressed with the 25-year-old’s velocity, but there was one pitch in particular that made fans marvel.

The Patriots are just the latest team in recent years to be penalized for violating the NFL’s offseason rules during OTAs.