A Michigan athletic department spokesman confirmed to the Free Press that co-offensive coordinator Matt Weiss has been placed on administrative leave.
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The quarterback called his own number during Jacksonville’s critical two-point conversion in the fourth quarter.
The Jaguars’ historic 27-point comeback against the Chargers in Saturday’s wild-card round matchup had no shortage of jaw-dropping moments. Perhaps the signature moment from the charge was when quarterback Trevor Lawrence used every bit of his 6’6” frame to stretch the ball across the goal line for a two-point conversion, which narrowed the Chargers’ lead to 30-28 with under six minutes to play.
As Lawrence recalls, though, the play was not what was originally designed.
The Detroit Lions are getting some good news about their coaching staff.
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Oklahoma will seek its third win in its past four games when it visits Oklahoma State in Big 12 play on Wednesday in Stillwater, Okla.
Michigan co-offensive coordinator Matt Weiss was placed on leave and said he is cooperating with investigators as they look into “a report of computer access crimes” at the team’s football facility.
The hog had been serving as the mascot since 2019.
Tusk V, Arkansas University’s live mascot, died on Sunday from natural causes. He was four years old.
The fifth live mascot in the school’s history, Tusk V served the program from 2019 to ’22 following the retirement of his father, Tusk IV, and he will be succeeded by his brother, Tusk VI. Arkansas first introduced the Tusk mascot in the 1990s with Tusk I and have kept the honor in the Tusk family ever since.
The first-year offensive coordinator had three head-coaching interviews arranged.
Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson will stay in Detroit instead of leaving for a head coaching opportunity, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports. Johnson was expected to interview with the Panthers on Wednesday and was also on the wish lists for the Colts and Texans, but he told all three teams that he is declining the interest.
In his first season leading the Lions offense, Johnson was one of the biggest surprises in the NFL.