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There are eight consensus five-star quarterbacks in college football between the 2023 and 2024 recruiting classes. They include UCLA's Nico Iamaleava, Oregon's Dante Moore, Auburn's Jackson Arnold, UTEP's Malachi Nelson, Ohio State's Julian Sayin, Florida's DJ Lagway and Nebraska's Dylan Raiola, and all of these players have transferred or currently are looking to.
In case you missed the news over the weekend, Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza won the 2025 Heisman Trophy on Saturday. He wants his network on LinkedIn to know that, too.
After a few months of chaos around the NFL, the playoff picture is starting to come into shape. In fact, Tom Brady believes we have over 10 teams that have proven their mettle this season.
A scorpion kick by Lizbeth Ovalle, the most expensive player ever in women’s soccer, and Santiago Montiel’s long-distance overhead shot won the FIFA awards on Tuesday for best goals last season.
Cleveland Browns legend Joe Thomas shared his confidence in rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who has settled in after a tumultuous start to his career.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin joins Will Cain to assess GOP midterm risks amid Obamacare subsidy cuts and the Brown University shooter manhunt. Plus, Rep. August Pfluger breaks down Australia’s Hanukkah shooting and U.S. immigration failures.
The Oklahoma City Thunder won their first NBA title last night, and they’re the 7th different champion in the past 7 seasons. Colin Cowherd says that we’ve entered a new era of NBA Basketball, and that the Thunder could be the league’s next dynasty.
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