Steph Curry Injured; Warriors Game 1 Win Overshadowed by Hamstring Strain
Stephen Curry's hamstring injury in Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals against the Minnesota Timberwolves has raised concerns about the Golden State Warriors' playoff hopes. Despite winning Game 1, the Warriors are preparing for the possibility of playing without Curry for an extended period, potentially impacting their chances of advancing in the playoffs.





Tennessee Football WR Bru McCoy Announces Medical Retirement
Tennessee Volunteers wide receiver Bru McCoy has announced his medical retirement from football following a serious ankle injury. McCoy played three seasons with the Vols after transferring from USC and was a three-year starter. The announcement comes shortly after the NFL Draft, where he was not selected.


Shedeur Sanders Draft Slide: Browns Gamble on Potential, Deion's Influence Debated
Shedeur Sanders' unexpected fall in the 2025 NFL draft to the Cleveland Browns is examined, including potential reasons for the slide such as pre-draft interviews, Deion Sanders' influence, and the Browns' quarterback strategy. The article also covers reactions, team dynamics, and Sanders' future prospects in Cleveland.





Jamarion Miller Graduates from Alabama, Celebrates with Girlfriend and Coach DeBoer
Jamarion Miller, an Alabama football player, has graduated from the University of Alabama. He celebrated the occasion with his girlfriend, Chloe Murray, and coach Kalen DeBoer. DeBoer also commented on the futures of Jalen Milroe and Tyler Booker in the NFL.


University of New Haven to Join Northeast Conference, Transition to Division I
The University of New Haven will transition to NCAA Division I and join the Northeast Conference (NEC) on July 1, 2025. The move, announced by NEC Commissioner Noreen Morris and University President Jens Frederiksen, marks a significant step for the university, aligning with its strategic focus on academics, brand recognition, and enrollment. The Chargers will become full Division I members in 2028-29.





Texas Longhorns' $40M NIL Spend: A New Era or Unsustainable Bubble?
Reports indicate the Texas Longhorns are heavily investing in Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals, potentially spending up to $40 million to build a championship-caliber roster. This unprecedented financial commitment raises questions about the sustainability of such spending in college football and the potential for 'booster fatigue,' especially with pending NCAA regulations and salary caps.





Cavaliers Face Injury Woes: Mobley, Hunter, and Garland Out for Game 2 vs Pacers
The Cleveland Cavaliers are facing a significant challenge as they enter Game 2 of their Eastern Conference Semifinals series against the Indiana Pacers without three key players: Evan Mobley, De'Andre Hunter, and Darius Garland. This comes after a Game 1 loss at home, increasing the pressure on the remaining players to step up. Coach Kenny Atkinson has expressed concerns about the physicality of the previous game and its impact on player health.





Kansas Highway Crash: Teen Basketball Players, Coach, and Family Among Eight Dead
A devastating highway crash in eastern Kansas claimed the lives of eight individuals, including two teenage basketball players, a coach, and a trainer from Oklahoma, along with three members of a family from Missouri and an Iowa State Athletics staff member. The collision occurred on U.S. 169 when an SUV attempting to pass another vehicle collided head-on with a sedan.





Clemson Tigers: National Championship Buzz Grows from Analysts Klatt and Pate
Clemson is garnering national attention, with analysts Joel Klatt and Josh Pate projecting a successful 2025 season. Klatt cites Dabo Swinney's consistency and the team's re-emergence, while Pate uses draft pick projections to predict a national championship. The analysts' forecasts signal rising expectations for the Tigers.





Raiders' Revamped Offense: Draft Additions Aim to Bolster Run Game, Support Geno Smith
The Raiders' 2025 NFL Draft class, particularly the selection of Ashton Jeanty, signals a commitment to establishing a strong running game and bolstering the offensive support around quarterback Geno Smith. With multiple offensive additions, the team aims to improve its offensive efficiency and create a more competitive environment across several positions, especially at wide receiver and offensive line.





Shedeur Sanders' Draft Slide Sparks $100M Lawsuit; Coaches Weigh In on NFL Draft
This article examines the unexpected slide of quarterback Shedeur Sanders in the 2025 NFL Draft, which led to a $100 million lawsuit against the NFL. It also covers college coaches' insights on the draft, including top picks like Cam Ward and Travis Hunter, notable trends such as the deep running back class, and team-specific draft performances like Ohio State's record-breaking number of selections.





Electronic Arts FY25 Results: College Football 25 Boosts Profit, Battlefield Reveal Soon
Electronic Arts' FY25 results showcase strong performance driven by 'College Football 25' and 'EA Sports FC.' The company anticipates continued growth, fueled by live services and upcoming releases like 'Battlefield' and 'skate.' Despite some headwinds with 'Apex Legends,' EA projects increased net bookings for FY26. A new 'Battlefield' game is slated for release by March 2026 and will be revealed sometime in summer 2025.





Akron Football Banned from 2025 Postseason Due to Poor Academic Performance
Akron's football program is ineligible for the 2025 postseason due to a low Academic Progress Rate (APR) of 914, the lowest among FBS teams. This marks the first academic postseason ban for an FBS team since 2014. The team will face practice restrictions, and the ban impacts their chances for the MAC title game and a bowl appearance, despite improvements in their recent season.





West Virginia Football Unveils 1965 Throwback Uniforms with 'Old Gold' Look
West Virginia University's football program revealed 1965 throwback uniforms featuring an 'old gold' and 'light blue' color scheme. The uniforms pay homage to the Mountaineers' 1965 season, during which they secured their second consecutive Southern Conference title. The uniforms feature a helmet displaying a vintage 'WVU' logo over a light blue outline of West Virginia.





NCAA Considers Increasing FCS Games, Standardizing Season Start Date in 2026
The NCAA's Division I Football Championship Subdivision Oversight Committee is proposing legislation to allow FCS teams to play 12 regular-season games annually and standardize the season's start date. If adopted, these changes would take effect in 2026, potentially starting the season on Thursday, August 27. The proposal also eliminates first contest date exceptions for FCS programs.


Illinois Basketball Adds Montenegrin Forward David Mirkovic, Expanding Balkan Presence
David Mirkovic, a 6-foot-9, 255-pound forward from Montenegro, has officially signed with the Illinois Fighting Illini for the 2025-26 season. Mirkovic brings international experience and a diverse skill set to a team with a growing number of players with Balkan roots. His signing is expected to bolster the team's frontcourt and contribute to their offensive and defensive capabilities.





Notre Dame's Love, Moore Named to PFF's 2025 Preseason All-American Team
Pro Football Focus (PFF) has recognized Notre Dame's Jeremiyah Love as the best returning running back and Leonard Moore as a top cornerback, naming them to the 2025 Preseason All-American Team. Love excelled in 2024 with impressive rushing and receiving stats, while Moore stood out as a freshman defensive back. Two Texas A&M players were also named in the PFF list.


Senate Hearing Examines NFL's Streaming Impact on Fans and Broadcasting Act
The Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing to address concerns about the increasing fragmentation and cost of sports streaming for fans. Senator Ted Cruz voiced concerns about the NFL potentially infringing on the Sports Broadcasting Act, particularly regarding Black Friday games. The hearing included testimonies from NBA, MLB, and NHL executives, as well as a legal expert, discussing the challenges and potential solutions for sports broadcasting.





Joe Loth Appointed Head Football Coach at Southern Connecticut State University
Joe Loth has been named the head football coach at Southern Connecticut State University. Loth brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles at Western Connecticut State University, Otterbein College, and Kean College. He replaces the previous coach after a national search and aims to rejuvenate the SCSU football program.


Fathead and Walter Camp Foundation Partner to Honor College Football Legacy
Fathead and the Walter Camp Football Foundation have partnered to create officially licensed wall decals and memorabilia featuring college football players and coaches. A portion of the sales will support the Walter Camp Athlete Innovators and Entrepreneur award, which will recognize innovation in sports. The partnership aims to honor the legacy of Walter Camp and the future of college football, with products launching in Fall 2025.

