Greg Wyshynski, ESPNApr 10, 2024, 08:15 PM ET CloseGreg Wyshynski is ESPN’s senior NHL writer. The best hockey save of the year might’ve just happened in Sweden thanks to a goaltender who initially didn’t recognize he needed to make one. Editor’s Picks 2 Related Gustaf Lindvall is a goalie for Skellefteå AIK in the Swedish Hockey League. In a semifinal …

Scottsdale Notre Dame Prep junior wide receiver Cooper Perry announced his intentions to play college football at Oregon on Wednesday at the school’s courtyard. Perry, rated by The Arizona Republic as the No. 3 prospect in the Big 150 2026 football recruiting class, said that he will enroll early at Oregon and get there in time for 2025 spring football …

The Cowboys enter the draft with an unsettled future at the quarterback position. Will that prompt them to draft a quarterback? Why wouldn’t it? Eight years ago, they targeted Paxton Lynch in round one before settling for Dak Prescott in round four at a time when Tony Romo seemed to be closing in on the end of his career. This …

The start of the NFL season is still months away, but Nick Wright of FOX Sports’ First Things First is already plotting. On Wednesday, Wright dished out his list of quarterbacks he thinks will have the most impact on the 2024-25 season, placing them in tiers with the label of either: Already Stars, Star Trajectory, Potential Stars, or Solid Starters. …

The big two are well established. The Colorado State football receiving group had two big offseason wins when Tory Horton opted to return to the Rams instead of head to the NFL and Justus Ross-Simmons stayed instead of chasing the allure of a big NIL bag elsewhere. Those decisions meant the top two in the receiving pecking order were established. …

While his current plan is to play at least two more years, Aaron Rodgers thought he had played his final down in the NFL after tearing his Achilles in Week 1 of the 2023 season.  Rodgers recently revealed that he didn’t think that he’d be able to overcome an injury that has been a career-ender for several prominent athletes. Rodgers …

He may be persona non grata in and around Columbus, Ohio but in Ann Arbor, Tony Alford is a hero without ever coaching an official down of football. Five years after Michigan football lost two assistants to rival Ohio State, the unofficial trade later to be made became official as Buckeyes running backs coach Tony Alford made the surprise move …