Yearly Archives: 2024

Nebraska’s new co-offensive coordinator speaks to media

Nebraska’s new co-offensive coordinator has spoken to the media for the first time since arriving in Lincoln. Glenn Thomas spoke with the Husker Radio Network earlier this week. Thomas is joining the program as co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. He is joining the Cornhuskers after spending the previous season as an offensive assistant coach with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The new …

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Report: Lane Kiffin hires Billy Glassock away from Texas as new Ole Miss football GM

Lane Kiffin continues to make way with new additions to his program. According to ESPN’s Chris Low, Kiffin is hiring Billy Glasscock as the Rebels’ new General Manager. Glasscock heads to Oxford after three years working on Steve Sarkisian’s staff at Texas. Lane Kiffin is hiring Billy Glasscock as @OleMissFB’s GM, sources tell ESPN. Glasscock was Steve Sarkisian’s player personnel …

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Mike Macdonald will call the defensive plays for the Seahawks

Mike Macdonald’s success calling defensive plays in Baltimore helped him become the Seahawks’ head coach and he’s not planning to give those duties to someone else in Seattle. In a Thursday press conference introducing Macdonald, Seahawks General Manager John Schneider made several references to how impressed he was by Macdonald’s work in the Ravens’ 37-3 win over the Seahawks during …

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Terry Beasley, ex-Auburn WR and college football Hall of Famer, dies at 73

AUBURN — Details have emerged regarding the death of Auburn football legend Terry Beasley, whose passing was confirmed by the football program Wednesday evening. Beasley’s death is being initially investigated as a possible suicide, Moody Police Chief Reece Smith told the Montgomery Advertiser on Thursday. Officers arrived at Beasley’s residence at approximately 5:20 p.m. CT on Wednesday and found him …

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What the NFL’s final four can teach the rest of the league

Running the ball still matters What makes an offense great? In short, the ability to effectively attack multiple parts of the field and stress defenses. Good offenses can do something so well that defenses have to adjust to stop it. Great offenses punish defenses for those adjustments. We live in a passing era, but running the ball efficiently is still …

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Ohio State football offers 2026 Florida safety

There is becoming a trend with prospects that new Ohio State football safeties coach Matt Guerrieri likes, long and athletic. Florida 2026 safety, Simeon Caldwell, fits that mold. The 6-foot, 3-inch, 185-pound prospect was offered a scholarship by the Buckeyes on Wednesday. At the moment, he is now up to 15 total offers, but not yet ranked by any services. …

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George Kittle won’t practice Thursday

49ers tight end George Kittle was estimated to be a non-participant on Wednesday and he’ll actually be a non-participant on Thursday. That was the word from 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan ahead of the team’s first on-field work since beating the Lions in the NFC Championship Game last Sunday. Kittle picked up a toe injury in that victory and Shanahan …

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Mock draft has Ryan Poles trading No. 1 pick to Commanders

Mock draft has Ryan Poles trading No. 1 pick to Commanders originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago The time between the end of the college football season and the NFL Combine is increasingly becoming vital for draft prospects. There are several postseason bowl games (Hula / East-West Shrine / Senior) featuring standout players competing against one another. Certainly, performing well …

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Brian Gutekunst says Packers will not consider trading Jaire Alexander

Packers General Manager Brian Gutekunst put to rest any question about where Jaire Alexander stands with the team. Gutekunst offered a one-word answer when asked whether he will consider trading the cornerback this offseason. “No,” Gutekunst said. Alexander had a weird, forgettable season that saw him miss 10 total games, nine to injury and one to a team suspension. He …

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Colorado football: 2024 spring game date has been set

FILE – Colorado head coach Deion Sanders gestures during the first half of the team’s spring NCAA college football game Saturday, April 22, 2023, in Boulder, Colo. Luke Eckardt was understandably excited when he found out Deion Sanders would be his new head coach at Colorado. After all, who wouldn’t want to play for the charismatic Pro Football Hall of …

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