about 1 month ago

Isaac Coughran Commits to Oklahoma, Bolsters Sooners’ 2027 Offensive Line

2027 IOL Coughran committed to Oklahoma over Arizona, Baylor, Houston, and Rutgers. The 6’4, 295-pound Texas native gives the Sooners a strong in-state addition in the trenches. Coughran brings size and physicality as Oklahoma continues building its future offensive line with key recruiting wins.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 1 month ago

Luke Babin Commits to Baylor After Flipping from Vanderbilt

2027 QB Babin committed to Baylor after previously being pledged to Vanderbilt. The 6’3, 195-pound Texas native said, “Baylor felt like home with a lot of familiar faces.” The flip gives the Bears a key quarterback addition as they secure an in-state talent to lead their future offense.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 1 month ago

Deion Sanders Explains Why He Brought a Fishing Rod to Pro Day

“I have a fishing rod at Pro day today because one of my players who’s been with me for five years wanted one,” Deion wrote on Instagram. “But the deal was he had to run a certain time in the 40 & I was gonna give it to him on the spot. “My kids know I’m an earn-it type of guy,” he added.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 month ago

Zyron Forstall Commits to Texas A&M, Adds Elite EDGE Talent to 2027 Class

Five-star EDGE Forstall, the No. 2 EDGE in the 2027 Rivals Industry Rankings, committed to Texas A&M. He announced, “I’m HOME! #GigEm.” One of the top defensive prospects in the class, Forstall gives the Aggies a major recruiting win as they continue building a dominant future pass rush.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 1 month ago

Trinidad Chambliss Highlights the Difference Between Pete Golding and Lane Kiffin

Chambliss said Golding brings a different approach compared to Kiffin, noting “the personalities are a little different.” He described Golding as “more of a team guy,” adding, “he leads by his actions.” Chambliss said players “really value his leadership” and appreciate how he shows it rather than just saying it, highlighting a strong buy-in under Golding’s style.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 1 month ago

Kenni Burns Sues Kent State, Top Officials Over 2025 Firing

Former Kent State football coach Kenni Burns has sued the university and several top officials for wrongful termination, breach of contract, and defamation. He alleged that his April 2025 firing was the last step in the school's "conspiracy" to save money. Burns went 1-23 in two seasons as Golden Flashes coach. Kent State named Mark Carney interim coach for the 2025 season.

By Nidheesh Kumar

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