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Search ArticlesWhat Josh Hoover loves about playing for Indiana’s Curt Cignetti
The No. 6 Indiana Hoosiers dominated the North Texas Mean Green on Saturday with a 52-16 stomping. It was Josh Hoover's debut game with the program after transferring to the Hoosiers from the TCU Horned Frogs. After the big win, Hoover revealed why he loves playing for head coach Curt Cignetti. While talking to reporters after the contest, the redshirt senior admitted that he experienced some culture shock when he first arrived at Indiana, according to Michael Niziolek of The Herald-Times.
Glen ‘Big Baby’ Davis blows the whistle on Kendrick Perkins, others involved in insurance fraud
Former NBA forward Glen ‘Big Baby' Davis was sentenced to 40 months in prison for an alleged scheme to defraud the association's health care benefits plan, while others, including ESPN's Kendrick Perkins, received no jail time for their involvement. Big Baby ended up serving 17 months in prison. Upon his release, Davis claimed he was labeled the fall guy by the NBA, and doubled down on those claims in a recent interview.
Malik Nabers ascends to superstar status and 2 other Giants bold predictions for 2026 NFL season
The New York Giants are rebuilding around Jaxson Dart after a disastrous 4-13 finish in 2025 that cost head coach Brian Daboll his job following a 2-8 start. Malik Nabers tore his ACL and meniscus in Week 4 last season, cutting short what looked like a budding superstar campaign after his 109-catch, 1,204-yard rookie year in 2024. With Nabers healthy and Dart entering year two, here are three bold predictions for how New York's 2026 season unfolds.
Fred Warner, Nick Bosa lead elite defense again and 2 other 49ers bold predictions for 2026 NFL season
The San Francisco 49ers survived a brutal injury run in 2025 to finish 12-5 and reach the divisional round, but a 41-6 blowout loss to Seattle exposed just how much they missed their two defensive anchors. Fred Warner fractured and dislocated his ankle in Week 6 while Nick Bosa tore his ACL in Week 3, and the pass rush collapsed to a league-worst 20 sacks without him. Both stars are healthy again entering 2026, giving Kyle Shanahan's defense a chance to reclaim its identity.
How Keelon Russell played in first win as Alabama starter
Alabama football turned the offensive reins over to Keelon Russell for the first time ever. The dual-threat quarterback entered Bryant-Denny Stadium gathering the most watchful eyes before facing East Carolina. This time he manned the position that produced countless of first rounders including his predecessor Ty Simpson. Russell left showing he was beyond prepared for the moment. He completed 17-of-29 passes for 249 yards, while adding 86 rushing through 13 carries.
Drake Maye reveals how Patriots can make ‘big leap’ this season
While the New England Patriots fell just short in their quest for their first Super Bowl in seven seasons earlier this winter, there is plenty to be excited about with the offensive responsibilities in the hands of quarterback Drake Maye. Maye, who led the Patriots to Super Bowl LX, is once again expected to help the Patriots be a force in the AFC East.
Patriots’ Drake Maye shuts down revenge game narrative vs. Seahawks
The New England Patriots will begin the season with a Super Bowl LX rematch against the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday, September 9. While it's an opportunity for the club to get back at Seattle for the championship loss, Drake Maye does not view the Week 1 opener as a revenge game for New England. He said as much on Saturday when asked about the matchup, according to Mark Daniels of MassLive.
Jaguars rumors: Parker Washington potentially getting new contract gets big update
The Jacksonville Jaguars enjoyed a historic turnaround in the 2025 NFL season, and they enter the upcoming campaign with renewed optimism that they'll be able to continue that momentum. However, one note of uncertainty hovering over the club is the contract status of emerging wideout Parker Washington, who is entering the last year of his current deal without an extension beyond 2026.
Pitt’s Mason Heintschel ties program record with epic 7-touchdown performance
If the Pittsburgh football Panthers are going to surprise people and climb the ACC standings this year, then Mason Heintschel will probably be a big reason why. The sophomore quarterback enjoyed a historic season debut in Saturday's home game against Miami (Ohio), completing 31-of-41 passes for 453 yards and a whopping seven touchdowns. That last number matches a program record, per the team's X account.
Kalen DeBoer defends Alabama WR Ryan Coleman-Williams despite dropped passes
Alabama football wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams entered Saturday with first round NFL Draft potential. But came into Bryant-Denny Stadium carrying a history of dropped passes. That flaw showed up against East Carolina right in front of head coach Kalen DeBoer. Coleman-Williams botched this deep ball attempt early in the 48-10 rout of the Pirates. So the boos sprouted right away for the junior wideout. But he also failed to complete this end zone catch.