Monthly Archives: September 2024

Fact or Fiction: Javion Hilson is a near lock to Texas

Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney and national recruiting analyst John Garcia Jr. along with Tim Verghese of InsideNebraska.com and Jack Knowlton of TideIllustrated.com tackle three topics and determine whether they believe each statement is FACT or FICTION. MORE FACT OR FICTION: Auburn will be top portal QB destination this offseason CLASS OF 2025 RANKINGS: Rivals250 | Team | Position …

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What questions does NFL face after latest concussion?

Concussion in the NFL is back in the spotlight after Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered another head injury on Thursday. After two concussions in 2022, he stayed fit last season and led Miami into the play-offs to earn a new long-term contract. But the 26-year-old from Hawaii suffered another concussion last week – his third in less than two …

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No. 1 Georgia grinds out 13–12 win in defensive slog with Kentucky

After getting a stellar effort against No. 1 Georgia from his defense for 57 minutes on Saturday night, Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops may have put a bit too much trust in that unit to get one more stop. With 2:58 remaining in the fourth quarter and the Wildcats down 13-12, Stoops opted to punt from the Kentucky 48-yard line …

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Florida State football’s offense is what it is; Mike Norvell can’t change it

After three straight losses, Florida State football may have found its identity. Unfortunately, it’s not a good one. Coming off a 20-12 loss to the Memphis Tigers Saturday at Doak Campbell Stadium, it is obvious that the offense cannot sustain drives. Especially in doing enough to get into the end zone during red zone chances. “Obviously offensively today, it was …

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Eagles notebook: No ceremonial parade for Brandon Graham

Eagles notebook: No ceremonial parade for Brandon Graham originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia Brandon Graham has said plenty of times that this season will be his final in the NFL. He always wanted to make it to Year 15 and now he has. But Graham isn’t collecting a paycheck for hanging around. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio plans to play …

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Montana Western makes statement against College of Idaho

Sep. 15—DILLON — Michael Palandr threw for 398 yards and four touchdowns as No. 9 Montana Western picked up a 42-25 victory over No. 3 College of Idaho Saturday at Bulldog Stadium. Palandr added two scores on the ground as the Bulldogs racked up over 500 yards of offense. In Helena, Carroll took a late lead on a 21-yard field …

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Jameson Williams is expected to play against Buccaneers

Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams had a big game in the team’s overtime win over the Rams in Week 1 and it looks like he’ll be able to keep things rolling against the Buccaneers on Sunday. Williams was listed as questionable to play against the Bucs because of a hamstring injury that limited him in practice all week, but multiple …

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Vandals dish out some sweet revenge

Sep. 15—MOSCOW — The No. 4 Idaho Vandals avenged last year’s FCS quarterfinals loss to No. 17 UAlbany with a dominant 41-13 win at the P1FCU Kibbie Dome on Saturday. The Vandals (2-1) celebrated the ability to play in front of a home crowd for the first time in 2024 with two passing touchdowns, two rushing touchdowns, a punt return …

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Wazzu reclaims Apple Cup with a goal-line stand

Sep. 15—SEATTLE — The Cougars needed one more play to etch the 116th Apple Cup in the pinnacle of Washington State football history. It was only right when seniors Andrew Edson and Kyle Thornton, Cougs for a combined 10 seasons, stuffed Washington’s Jonah Coleman behind the line of scrimmage on fourth-and-goal with a minute left — a play that will …

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