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LAS VEGAS — Maryland coach Mike Locksley admitted Tuesday that he «lost» the locker room in 2024 over which players to compensate, a factor that led to the Terrapins' worst season since Locksley's debut in 2019.
'The Big Weekend Show' shares their picks for this week's biggest stories.
Talking season in college football began earlier this month when the Big 12 kicked off the sport’s annual media days caravan at The Star in Frisco, Texas, where commissioner Brett Yormark and the league’s coaches were inundated with questions about implementation of the House v. NCAA settlement, potential tweaks to the College Football Playoff format and the offseason spending habits of Texas Tech.
The Houston Rockets are trading Cam Whitmore to the Washington Wizards for two second-round picks, sources told ESPN on Saturday.
Five-star safety Jireh Edwards, No. 23 in the 2026 ESPN 300, became the top-ranked member of Alabama's latest recruiting class when he announced his commitment to the Crimson Tide on Saturday.
College football's Class of 2026 features a record 23 five-star prospects atop ESPN's latest top 300 rankings for the cycle. Among that group, only seven remain uncommitted, including No. 1 overall prospect Lamar Brown and top running back Derrek Cooper, No. 7 in the ESPN 300. After nearly one-third of the 2026 five-star class made their commitments between May 1 and June 30, a handful more are set to come off the board in July.
Five-star offensive tackle Immanuel Iheanacho announced his commitment to Oregon on «The Pat McAfee Show» on Thursday, sealing a major recruiting win for coach Dan Lanning and the Ducks.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Speaking for the first time since the playoff loss in Buffalo five months ago, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson acknowledged he still hasn't gotten over that defeat.