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One of the highest-profile names in the transfer portal picked Texas on Thursday night, with Oral Roberts transfer guard Max Abmas, a Texas native, announcing his commitment to join Rodney Terry and the Longhorns. Abmas is most known for leading Oral Roberts to the Sweet 16 in 2021, when he scored 25 points in three straight NCAA tournament games to become one of the stars of March.
There’s no question Abmas has his limitations.

Will Levis became the talk of the 2023 NFL draft on Thursday night after his slide out of the first round was widely scrutinized. Though the former Kentucky quarterback has announced he will not be in the green room on Friday night in Kansas City, all eyes will be on which team chooses to select him and when.
In Sports Illustrated’s latest Day 2 mock draft, Luke Easterling projects an interesting landing spot for the one player NFL fans are eagerly watching.
Oddsmakers have installed the Titans (pick No. 41) and Rams (pick No.

Nike and Suns superstar Kevin Durant have agreed to terms on a lifetime endorsement deal, Durant announced on his media company Boardroom’s website.
With the lifetime partnership, Durant follows the lead of Michael Jordan and LeBron James, who also have lifetime deals with the iconic brand.
Durant first signed with Nike as a rookie in 2007 when he played for the SuperSonics. He’s been a significant ambassador for the brand ever since and will now be part of the swoosh for years to come.

Lorenzo Fertitta helped steer the UFC from a broken property into a billionaire-dollar entity.
The former CEO, who led the sale of the UFC to Endeavor in 2016, is now seeking to follow that same blueprint and build a new global sports commodity in the skateboarding realm. More specifically, he plans to do so with Street League Skateboarding.
“Me and Dana [White], when we saw the opportunity with the UFC, we were really excited,” says Fertitta. “It’s really hard to find something in sports that has the potential to be relevant from a global perspective.

Formula 1 returned from a month-long spring hiatus and hit one of the series’ most unique circuits to debut a confusing, frankly nonsensical sprint race weekend format. Some teams — like Ferrari, and specifically Charles Leclerc — looked like they were ready and raring to go.
Others, well, they seemed like they were still in vacation mode.
It was a marathon qualifying session thanks to a Q1 that included a pair of red flags. The first came when AlphaTauri’s Nyck De Vries couldn’t get his AT04 to slow down enough to make it through Turn 3 and buried it in the crash barrier.

Antonio Brown to the…Ravens?
That’s what the four-time first-team All-Pro tweeted on Friday afternoon, sending Twitter into an absolute frenzy.
Nobody has taken it seriously yet, but nobody has debunked his tweet either at time of publication, leading some to wonder whether he will actually be joining Baltimore’s offense next season.
“Excited to return to the NFL this year #RavensFlock,” Brown tweeted.

Excited to return to the NFL this year #RavensFlock pic.twitter.

Will Levis could only smile so much, as he sat in the NFL Draft green room on Thursday night. One-by-one, players were being drafted while Levis tried to hide his discomfort.
The problem with the NFL machine and an agent who does his best to sell his client, no matter how wrong they are, it’s publicly never the player’s fault. If you watched Will Levis play over the past two seasons, it wasn’t hard to notice the problems with his game. The interceptions, fumbles, wrong reads, they all played a factor.