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College football coaches with the most to lose in 2026: Can Lincoln Riley finally elevate USC?

These six Power Four coaches face major crossroads in their tenures this fall

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Browns seven-time Pro Bowl G Joel Bitonio retires after 12 NFL seasons

One of the best guards of his generation, Joel Bitonio is retiring after 12 seasons with the Browns

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Spurs silence MSG with Game 3 victory over Knicks; Texas Tech’s Brendan Sorsby eligible for 2026 season

Plus, identifying potential breakout NFL stars in 2026

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Kentucky DL Nic Smith dies at 20: Redshirt freshman was entering second season with program

A native of Georgia, Smith redshirted at Kentucky last season as a true freshman

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Stunning Brendan Sorsby ruling raises the question: Can anything save the NCAA from the courts?

Congress has vowed to save college sports, but no one is protecting the NCAA from the judicial system

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NFL teams, take notice: UFL kicker makes football history by pulling off feat that has never happened in NFL

There’s a good chance Tanner Brown is going to earn an NFL tryout after making football history over the weekend

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After a small portal haul, Georgia betting big on ‘freak show’ freshmen to make instant impact in 2026

After taking a relatively small portal class, Georgia may lean on these gifted freshmen

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Brendan Sorsby granted 2026 eligibility: Texas Tech QB wins injunction vs. NCAA amid gambling probe

A judge ruled on Monday that Sorsby will be eligible to participate during the 2026 season

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Ranking the NFL’s top new WR-QB duos, plus Cowboys win total might be the safest bet in the NFC East

Here’s everything you need to know about the NFL for June 8

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Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby just blew a hole in NCAA enforcement, a model that might be beyond repair

A judge’s ruling on the Brendan Sorsby case could do irreparable harm to an already failing NCAA enforcement arm