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Syracuse hires Gerry McNamara

It was only a matter of time. After two seasons serving as Siena’s head coach, Gerry McNamara is returning to his alma mater to replace Adrian Autry as Syracuse’s new head basketball coach. “I love this place. I love what Syracuse means: to the fans, to the players who have worn this jersey, to the Syracuse hires Gerry McNamara

UFC announces White House fights

During Saturday night’s UFC 326 broadcast, the promotion announced the six fights that’ll be on its White House card that’s been dubbed, UFC Freedom 250. The show will go down on the South Lawn on June 14 and be televised on CBS and Paramount+. The headliner will feature lightweight champion Ilia Topuria, who will take UFC announces White House fights

PFL releases Francis Ngannou

As first reported by Sherdog, PFL has released ex-UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou. The promotion sent out the below statement early Friday: “The Professional Fighters League has made the decision to part ways with Francis Ngannou. We have great respect for Francis as both an athlete and a person, and we wish him success in PFL releases Francis Ngannou

Lions trade RB Montgomery to Texans

The Houston Texans shipped offensive lineman Juice Scruggs and a pair of draft picks – their 2026 fourth-round selection and their 2027 seventh-round pick – to the Detroit Lions for veteran running back David Montgomery earlier today. The 28-year-old Montgomery ran for 716 yards and eight touchdowns this past season, averaging 4.5 yards per carry. Lions trade RB Montgomery to Texans

RIP: Rondale Moore (2000-2026)

Former Purdue star and NFL wide receiver Rondale Moore died Saturday in his hometown of New Albany, Indiana. The Boilermaker legend was only 25. Police in New Albany told the Associated Press that Moore was found in a garage with what’s suspected to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. However, his death remains under investigation, and RIP: Rondale Moore (2000-2026)

Edwards: Wednesday’s CBK Reaction

College basketball delivered in a huge way Wednesday, providing us with an Instant Classic in Alabama’s double-overtime win over Arkansas, a stunning upset in Storrs where Creighton knocked off UConn and other wild results in the SEC and other parts of the country. Let’s hit on a bunch of the highlights. -UConn (24-3 straight up, Edwards: Wednesday’s CBK Reaction

Alabama’s Bediako ruled ineligible

Alabama (16-7 straight up, 10-13 against the spread) will no longer have 6-foot-11 center Charles Bediako on its 2025-26 roster after a Tuscaloosa judge denied his motion Monday seeking a preliminary injunction against NCAA eligibility rules. Alabama head coach Nate Oats reacted to the decision for the first time Tuesday, “Super disappointed in the ruling Alabama’s Bediako ruled ineligible

Vandy’s Miles needs knee surgery, to miss a few weeks

Vanderbilt (18-3 straight up, 12-9 against the spread) senior guard Duke Miles will have a “cleanup surgery” in his knee this morning, but head coach Mark Byington said he “doesn’t expect him out too long.” ESPN analyst Jimmy Dykes said on Tuesday’s telecast of Kentucky at Vanderbilt that Miles would “miss 2-3 weeks.” Byington didn’t Vandy’s Miles needs knee surgery, to miss a few weeks

Texas adds WR Coleman, RB Smothers

Texas added a pair of big-time weapons over the weekend to surround star quarterback Arch Manning. The Longhorns signed ex-Auburn wide receiver Cam Coleman and flipped former NC St. RB Hollywood Smothers from Alabama. Coleman, a 6-foot-3, 201-pound target who is a five-star transfer, was ranked as the #1 WR and #4 overall player in Texas adds WR Coleman, RB Smothers

QB Sorsby commits to Texas Tech

Ex-Cincinnati quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who is the #1 player in the transfer portal according to both ESPN and the 247Sports Composite, committed to Texas Tech late Sunday night. Sorsby visited Lubbock on Friday and LSU on Saturday before making his decision. The five-star transfer spent his first two seasons in college at Indiana before transferring QB Sorsby commits to Texas Tech

Michigan hires Kyle Whittingham

Michigan has hired Kyle Whittingham as its next head football coach to replace Sherrone Moore, the disgraced former coach who was fired for cause earlier this month. According to multiple reports, the 66-year-old Whittingham has agreed to a five-year deal. He represents a significant and immediate upgrade from Moore. Whittingham stepped down as Utah’s HC Michigan hires Kyle Whittingham

QB DJ Lagway plans to enter portal

In a post on his Instagram account, Florida quarterback DJ Lagway announced Monday morning that he plans to enter the transfer portal. “I am truly grateful for the opportunity to have been part of such an incredible program here at the University of Florida,” Lagway said. “After much prayer, reflection, and thoughtful consideration, I have QB DJ Lagway plans to enter portal

QB Sellers staying at South Carolina

When the phrase “loyalty to the South Carolina Gamecocks” is uttered in the Palmetto State in the coming weeks, months, years and decades, it should be attached to a picture of LaNorris Sellers. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Sellers is returning to South Carolina for his upcoming redshirt junior season. He is close to signing QB Sellers staying at South Carolina

Michigan fires Sherrone Moore for cause

Michigan has fired head football coach Sherrone Moore for cause. In a statement released by the school, Athletic Director Warde Manuel said, “U-M head football coach Sherrone Moore has been terminated, with cause, effective immediately. Following a University investigation, credible evidence was found that Coach Moore engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Michigan fires Sherrone Moore for cause

Vandy signs 1st 5-star in program history to replace Pavia

Has Diego Pavia changed the course of Vanderbilt football forever? Maybe. That’s the only conclusion you can form Wednesday morning after five-star prospect Jared Curtis put pen to paper in Nashville, becoming the highest-rated recruit in program history – by far! According to the 247Sports Composite, Curtis is the nation’s #1 player in the 2026 Vandy signs 1st 5-star in program history to replace Pavia

Steelers’ Rodgers has ‘slight break’ in left wrist

Pittsburgh (6-4 straight up, 5-5 against the spread) quarterback Aaron Rodgers sustained a “slight break” in his left wrist during Sunday’s 34-12 win over Cincinnati as a 5.5-point home favorite. The 41-year-old Rodgers will undergo further medical testing today but for now, the Steelers aren’t ruling him out to play in Sunday’s game at Chicago. Steelers’ Rodgers has ‘slight break’ in left wrist