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Joel Klatt discussed head coach Jim Harbaugh’s future at the University of Michigan. Joel elaborated on how he thinks that Harbaugh is trying to improve the program. With the young talent on the team and all the players such as Blake Corum coming back, why is Harbaugh entertaining the idea of leaving? Joel discussed the crossroads he believes Harbaugh is at: his desire to evolve Michigan’s program further along in the sport.
Joel Klatt discussed the Ohio State Buckeyes’ new coaching news of former WR coach Brian Hartline being promoted as the new Offensive Coordinator. He elaborated about the recruiting Hartline has done for the team and how he can further help the offense. This new hire will allow Ryan Day to spend more time with the whole team and recruit for the whole team and build relationships within the team.
Bill Simmons is still working on his docuseries about Vince McMahon. WWE previously announced the docuseries in 2020.
Joel Klatt discussed the Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren leaving his role to become the Chicago Bears CEO/President. Joel described why this position is highly sought after and the impact it has on college football. He brought up two major changes coming to the Big Ten conference including a media rights deal and two new schools. Joel described what qualities he thinks the next Big Ten commissioner should have.
With less than two months remaining until the NHL’s March 3 trade deadline, we’re bringing you one deadline-focused story each day at Daily …
The Cincinnati Bengals survived an opening round scare on Sunday night, defeating the Baltimore Ravens, 24-17, to advance to the AFC divisional round.
On January 15, WWE held its Sunday Stunner live event at The Corbin Arena in Corbin, Kentucky.
LeBron James and Russell Westbrook made history Sunday night, but the Lakers were edged by the 76ers for their third straight loss.
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Tyler Huntley was about to be the hero, then he hero’d too hard.
Not many gave the Baltimore Ravens much of a chance to upset their divisional rival Cincinnati Bengals in the Wild Card round of the playoffs. The Bengals were riding a seven-game winning streak into the postseason and were 8.5-point favorites. The Ravens, meanwhile, were without star quarterback Lamar Jackson and sputtered down the stretch with backup Tyler Huntley behind center.
Yet the Ravens outplayed the Bengals for much of Sunday night.