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DeSean Jackson wins HBCU clash vs. Michael Vick as Hornets top Spartans - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — DeSean Jackson got the better of his former Philadelphia Eagles' teammate Michael Vick in their first meeting as historically Black college coaches thanks in large part to Amir Anderson's blocked punt for a score that sent Delaware State to a 27-20 win over Norfolk State on Thursday night.
Availability reports to debut at NCAA basketball tournaments - ESPN
The NCAA announced Thursday that it will implement player availability reports for the 2026 men's and women's basketball tournaments in March.
Tony Vitello embracing 'challenge' with Giants as he goes pro - ESPN
SAN FRANCISCO — Tony Vitello fully recognizes he is a most unconventional call-up to Major League Baseball, making the leap from the college coaching ranks at Tennessee to the San Francisco Giants while bypassing the minor league farm system.
Candace Parker, Elena Delle Donne Headline 2026 Women's Basketball HOF Class
Candace Parker, Elena Delle Donne and coach Cheryl Reeve headline the 2026 Women's Basketball Hall of Fame class that was announced Thursday.
ESPN star slams Louisiana gov over support for erecting Charlie Kirk statue on LSU campus
Joel Klatt reacted to the LSU Tigers firing Brian Kelly. He revealed who he thinks LSU should call to replace Brian Kelly as head coach. Joel also analyzes if the LSU head coaching job is the best coaching vacancy available.
Nick Saban offers words of wisdom as Lane Kiffin rumor mill heats up in college football coaching carousel
Joel Klatt reacted to the LSU Tigers firing Brian Kelly. He revealed who he thinks LSU should call to replace Brian Kelly as head coach. Joel also analyzes if the LSU head coaching job is the best coaching vacancy available.
Nebraska Extends Head Coach Matt Rhule In Wake of Penn State Vacancy Chatter
It wasn't quite an "I'm not leaving" statement in Leonardo DiCaprio fashion, but Matt Rhule won't be departing Lincoln in the near future. The Nebraska Cornhuskers announced on Oct. 30 that they've signed Rhule to a contract extension that keeps him in Lincoln through the 2032 college football season.