Patrick Mahomes isn't afraid of the grind - ESPN
IT'S NOT HIS FAULT, right?
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What Kalen DeBoer is facing at Alabama - a tradition of trouble replacing legends - ESPN
At least Bill Belichick had the decency to fall off at the end. In his last four years as the czar of the New England Patriots, the six-time Super Bowl winner suffered three losing seasons, including a 4-13 collapse in 2023; that means that his freshly named successor, Jerod Mayo, can at least find some room for improvement while fighting through all the thick brush and overcoming all the requisite shadows that come with succeeding such a legendary figure.
Steve Sarkisian, Texas agree to 4-year extension through 2030 - ESPN
Football coach Steve Sarkisian has agreed to a four-year contract extension with Texas through 2030, the school announced Saturday.
Georgia hires Bama CB coach Robinson, a recruiting rock star - ESPN
Georgia coach Kirby Smart didn't wait long to grab one of former Alabama coach Nick Saban's top assistants, hiring former Crimson Tide cornerbacks coach Travaris Robinson as his team's co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach, the Bulldogs announced Saturday.
Owner of nightmare club 'full of druggies' says rivals are 'victimising' venue
A working men's club in Lancashire has had its licence suspended after accusations of 'lock-ins', drug use and anti-social behaviour. But the owner of Haslingden Trades Club says he believes they are being' victimised.'
Sources - Antonio Pierce leading candidate for Raiders job - ESPN
Interim coach Antonio Pierce has emerged as the leading candidate to become the full-time head coach for the Las Vegas Raiders, with the support of key players there, league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Untold stories from Mike McDaniel's wonder years - ESPN
DONNA MCDANIEL HAD BEEF to sell and no money for daycare. So she found the perfect place to drop off her 10-year-old son, Mike, every morning in 1993: Denver Broncos preseason camp.
New support living complex for homeless could be built opposite primary school
A small patch of grassland opposite a primary school in Heywood could soon become a supported living complex for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.