Wade Phillips, Jim Haslett, Bob Stoops among eight XFL coaching hires
The XFL has finalized the hiring of all eight head coaches for its 2023 return to the field, owners Dany Garcia and Dwayne «The Rock» Johnson announced Wednesday on ESPN's Get Up!
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Alabama football lands former Vanderbilt starting offensive lineman Tyler Steen
Alabama plucked another established starter out of the college football transfer portal on Tuesday, gaining the commitment of former Vanderbilt offensive lineman Tyler Steen.
NFL draft All-Satellite team - Todd McShay ranks the best playmakers in space for the 2022 class
Speed, explosion, elusiveness and the ability to create in open space are key traits for today's NFL offenses, and we see plenty of that in the 2022 NFL draft class. Just look at the ridiculously fast 40-yard dash times turned in at the combine this year. Or go open up the tape on some of the top-tier players in the class. Good luck tackling some of these lightning-quick talents.
USFL exec Daryl Johnston previews 'unprecedented' fan experience for upcoming season
Three-time Super Bowl champion and USFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Daryl ‘Moose’ Johnston spoke to ‘Fox & Friends’ about the USFL inaugural season kicking off April 16 on FOX.
Garrett Whitlock agrees to $18.75M, 4-year deal with Red Sox
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Clemson Tigers coach Dabo Swinney says there needs to be 'complete blowup' of college football
CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson head football coach Dabo Swinney said this week he thinks a lack of uniformity will lead to a complete restructuring in college athletics at some point. In particular, he sees the larger, more prominent Power 5 schools forming their own division in football.
Dance music legends to headline Moovin festival
Pioneering dance music legends Orbital are to headline this year’s Moovin festival. The siblings behind rave classics like Chime and Belfast will be joined by a host of other top names at the boutique festival just half an hour out of the city.
Westbrook y el desastre de los Lakers: "No me gusta apuntar con el dedo"
Russel Westbrook, base de Los Ángeles Lakers, aseguró que no le gusta «apuntar el dedo» contra sus compañeros y destacó que solo puede «controlar» sus propias acciones, después de que su equipo quedara oficialmente fuera de la lucha por una plaza en los playoff de la NBA. «Pasaron muchas cosas este año, pero personalmente no me gusta apuntar el dedo», afirmó Westbrook, quien sonrió cuando fue preguntado en rueda de prensa sobre qué pasó este año en los Lakers para justificar la decepcionante temporada. «Solo puedo controlar mis propias acciones», agregó el base, cuyo equipo perdió 110-121 en su visita a los Phoenix Suns y se quedó undécimo en la Conferencia Oeste, sin opciones de alcanzar a los San Antonio Spurs, décimos, que ocupan la última plaza que da acceso al «play-in».