4 months ago

John Mateer Returning to Oklahoma for 2026 Season

Oklahoma announced Mateer will return next season after signing his deal to stay in Norman, per an ESPN source. Mateer threw for 2,885 yards and 14 touchdowns last year while adding 431 rushing yards and eight more scores on the ground, giving the Sooners continuity at quarterback heading into 2026.

By Shubham Bhargav

4 months ago

Wake Forest OT Melvin Siani Commits to Texas

Former Wake Forest offensive tackle Siani committed to Texas, he told On3's Hayes Fawcett. Siani posted an 80.7 PFF pass-blocking grade this season and did not allow a sack across 859 snaps. He ranks as a top-25 player in the On3 transfer portal rankings and the No. 4 offensive tackle available.

By Shubham Bhargav

4 months ago

2026 NFL Draft: No.2 Pick Estimated To Bag a $50M Plus Contract This Year

Based on Spotrac estimates, the No. 2 overall pick in this year’s NFL Draft is projected to receive a four-year, $52.5 million fully guaranteed contract. This includes a $34 million signing bonus. In the 2025 NFL Draft, the No. 2 overall pick was Travis Hunter. He signed a four-year, $46.65 million rookie deal with a sizable signing bonus and a fifth-year option.

By Nidheesh Kumar

4 months ago

Kyle Shanahan Says Brock Purdy “Doesn’t Get Rattled” at Lumen Field

Shanahan credited Purdy’s calm demeanor for his success in Seattle. “Brock doesn’t get rattled,” Shanahan said, noting crowd noise rarely matters, especially from shotgun. He added Purdy is “always Brock,” the same after good or bad games, saying that steady approach is felt on the sideline throughout games in loud environments. Purdy's 49ers will face the Seahawks on Jan 17.

By Shubham Bhargav

4 months ago

SE Louisiana Head Coach Calls SEC Commissioner and Georgia President ‘Hypocrites’

Georgia President Jere Morehead said that if the NCAA doesn’t enforce its tampering rules and Congress doesn’t pass the SCORE Act, the SEC will create its own rules. “Why don’t you and Commissioner Sankey start by enforcing yourselves?” replied HC Frank Scelfo. “LionUp Football had an SEC GM contact one of my players, who wasn’t in the portal, to tell him to get into the portal.”

By Nidheesh Kumar

4 months ago

$2,963 to $16,280: Ticket Prices for Miami-Indiana Final Witness Spike

According to SeatGeek, starting ticket prices for the Miami-Indiana final are listed at $2,963, while the highest prices reach $16,280. Hard Rock Stadium has a seating capacity of 65,000. With an estimated average ticket price of $4,000, the venue is projected to generate roughly $260 million in ticket revenue. Parking passes near Hard Rock Stadium are also selling for as much as $750.

By Nidheesh Kumar

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