Steve Sarkisian Praises Ryan Wingo’s Growth and Impact

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Steve Sarkisian Praises Ryan Wingo’s Growth and Impact

“I feel like we’ve forgotten about Ryan Wingo,” Sarkisian said, noting Texas Longhorns WR Wingo’s 850-yard, second-team All-SEC 2025 season while comparing him to Worthy’s 700-yard sophomore year. “This guy’s really good,” Sark added, emphasizing his growth and role alongside Coleman and Mosley as Wingo “continues to get better.”

By Shubham Bhargav

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Josh Gattis on Calvin Russell Injury: “It Was a Very Emotional Moment”

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Five No. 1 Overall Picks Who Skipped Draft Ceremony Before Fernando Mendoza

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Five No. 1 Overall Picks Who Skipped Draft Ceremony Before Fernando Mendoza

In 2022, Travon Walker stayed in Atlanta, while in 2021, Trevor Lawrence celebrated in Clemson. Joe Burrow missed the 2020 event due to the pandemic’s remote format. Earlier, Baker Mayfield (2018), Myles Garrett (2017), and Jameis Winston (2015) chose to remain with family. Before the 1980s, attendance wasn't a league custom, making Mendoza’s absence a return to this private tradition.

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Standing 6’6” and 330 lbs, the Arizona State tackle is a former Nigerian soccer player who didn't touch a football until 2021. Scouts like his "miracle" development. He pairs raw power with the nimble footwork of a striker. Though still a "project," Max's freakish athleticism makes him a potential first-round pick for teams betting on a generational blindside protector.




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Koa Ka’ai Tests QBs with Ice Cream Question to Gauge Mindset

“I ask QBs, ‘Do you like chocolate ice cream or vanilla ice cream?’” Oregon QB coach Ka’ai said, adding, “The moment a kid pauses, I don’t really want that kid.” He explained, “What is this kid going to do on third down in front of 110,000?” stressing conviction and quick decisions as essential traits for quarterbacks.

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Wilkin Formby on Texas A&M Move: “I Had to Do What’s Best for Me”

“I had to make a decision that’s best for me where I’m gonna develop the most,” Formby said of transferring to Texas A&M after starting at Alabama. He added, “It’s a special place to me and, it’s always gonna be,” reflecting on his time with the Crimson Tide while prioritizing his future development.

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