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The BYU football program hasn't had a shortage of top-tier quarterbacks over the past 50 years, and Jaren Hall appears set to join Jim McMahon, Steve Young and Zach Wilson in the Cougars' long lineage of impressive signal-callers. The 2023 NFL draft prospect looks to build on his hot start to the season with another standout performance on Thursday night against Utah State (8 p.m. ET on ESPN).
While Notre Dame takes the weekend off, some will take the chance to spend time with their families. Others will go to other games across the country, maybe dabble in an FCS matchup. Most, however, will keep watching the full Saturday slate, and this weekend there are a few notable chances to watch coming Irish foes.
PLAYA VISTA, Calif. — Kawhi Leonard said he «definitely got a lot stronger» after a season off and is ready to start training camp when the LA Clippers open practice on Tuesday.
Milwaukee Bucks telah resmi mengumumkan perekrutan Marques Bolden. Center 24 tahun itu menjadi pemain Indonesia yang terdaftar di NBA.
PHOENIX (AP) — Phoenix Suns starting forward Jae Crowder won't be with the team for training camp, which opens on Tuesday.
Veteran forward Jae Crowder requested to not report to Phoenix Suns training camp, and the team agreed as it continues trying to find a trade for him, sources told ESPN.
From the Blue Ridge Mountains and Appalachian State one week to Rocky Top the next. Knoxville, Tennessee, is the focal point of college football in Week 4. The No. 11 Tennessee Volunteers host their hated SEC rivals, the No. 20 Florida Gators.
BYU on Saturday night will recognize members of the Black 14, a group of former Wyoming players kicked off the team in 1969 for wanting to protest a Latter-day Saints church policy that prohibited Black men from becoming priests.