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BREAKING: The NFL has now denied Brendon Sorsby's request.

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: Dusty May is making the leap to the NBA. 👀

Dusty May leaving Michigan for NBA Fresh off a national championship with Michigan, Dusty May heads to Dallas to lead a new era centered around Cooper Flagg

Last year's national runner-up must replace significant production along the defensive line

Can Miami's defense reload up front? Why Armondo Blount and Marquise Lightfoot are keys to 2026 success

These former five-star recruits still have NFL traits, but Year 3 brings a sharper question: breakout or bust?

Bust alert: Eight college football players running out of time to prove themselves entering 2026 season These eight players still have NFL-level traits, but 2026 may decide whether the breakout finally comes or the bust label sticks.

These RBs, WRs, and TEs put immediate stress on opposing defenses. RANKINGS IN COMMENTS 👇

🚨 Miami is poised to be the favorite in EVERY game they play this season. Undefeated? 🔥

Ranking college football's easiest 2026 schedules: Miami, Notre Dame among biggest cakewalks Several college football teams will face just one — or even zero — preseason top 25 opponents this fall.

🚨 Miami MOVES UP in 2027 recruiting rankings, poised for one of its greatest classes EVER! 🔥🔥

2027 football recruiting rankings: Top 10 classes see major overhaul after Top247 update The Top 10 recruiting classes for 2027 look a whole lot different after Wednesday’s Top247 rankings update.

Deion Sanders shares he's now cancer-free.

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Texas Tech athletic director Kirby Hocutt defended Brendan Sorsby and his school.

Texas Tech athletic director defends actions on Brendan Sorsby as school shows no signs of backing down Texas Tech athletic director Kirby Hocutt defended Brendan Sorsby and his school as the Red Raiders reportedly take steps toward a high-stakes legal showdown ahead of the 2026 season

Schools are increasingly paying for unofficial visits despite NCAA rules preventing it. Here's how the system works.

From free cruises to cash-filled birthday cards: The wild shadow economy of unofficial recruiting visits Schools are increasingly paying for unofficial visits despite NCAA rules preventing it. Here's how the system works -- legally and illegally -- and why enforcement can't keep up