5 minutes ago

At 17, Oregon Leads Colleges With More Transfer Portal Players

University of Oregon leads all college football programs with 17 transfer portal players drafted since 2023. The University of Miami and the University of Mississippi follow with 12 each, while Florida State University and Louisiana State University each produce 11. Alabama, Texas Tech, Florida, and USC each had 10 drafted transfers, underscoring that the portal has become a major NFL talent pipeline.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 hour ago

Fernando Mendoza Dedicates $500,000 MS Research “Gift” to Mom Elsa

Mendoza and his family announced the launch of the Mendoza Family Fund, a partnership with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, anchored by a $500,000 gift that will support MS research at UHealth. The Mendoza family’s advocacy is inspired by their mother, Elsa, who lives with MS. “This fund is about my mom and the millions of people living with MS,” said Mendoza.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 hour ago

Fired Brian Kelly Says He’s Using Claude AI to Get His Next Coaching Job

“Every day, I’m trying to do my due diligence using Claude and AI, asking questions to build some of those answers that I think can be helpful for me as I get in front of an athletic director,” Kelly said. He is unemployed following his firing from LSU in October. Kelly recently made media appearances as a guest analyst for CBS Sports Network.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 2 hours ago

$74,645 Raised as Fans Step In for Stephen Garcia Following Cancer Diagnosis

Former University of South Carolina Gamecocks QB Garcia was diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer, his family announced Wednesday. A GoFundMe campaign was created to raise funds for Garcia’s treatment. So far, it has raised $74,645, and the target is $120,000. Garcia had a 20-14 record as the Gamecocks’ starting quarterback, with over 7,500 passing yards and 47 touchdowns.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 4 hours ago

Shilo Sanders Seeks to Limit Evidence Ahead of Bankruptcy Trial

Shilo Sanders’ legal team filed motions seeking to block certain evidence from his upcoming bankruptcy trial, including details related to his disciplinary history in Texas. Sanders is trying to discharge nearly $12 million in debt tied to a 2015 assault case involving a former school security guard, arguing the incident was self-defense rather than a “willful and malicious injury.”

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 6 hours ago

Kurt Warner’s Son E.J. Warner Invited to Broncos Rookie Minicamp

E.J. Warner, son of Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner, has accepted an invitation to the rookie minicamp with the Denver Broncos as a tryout player. Warner previously attended the Kansas City Chiefs’ minicamp and is now looking to earn a roster or practice squad opportunity after college stops at Fresno State, Rice, and Temple.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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