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Erree, New York, NY (2025)

07/14/2025

Hugh Freeze Explains Auburn's Approach to Recruiting After Recent Struggles

Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze recently discussed the Tigers’ recruiting challenges on the See Ball Get Ball podcast with David Pollack, following a drop to No. 71 in On3’s 2026 recruiting rankings, last in the SEC. Despite securing top-10 classes in 2024 and 2025, Auburn lost key commits like four-star linebacker Shadarius Toodle to Georgia and wide receiver Devin Carter to Florida State. Freeze attributed the struggles to the NCAA’s new revenue-sharing rules post-House settlement, emphasizing Auburn’s transparent approach to compliance. He remains confident, citing strong relationships and roster depth, particularly in positions like wide receiver, as reasons for optimism. Freeze believes Auburn will rebound by December’s signing period, leveraging its appeal to recruits. With a 11-14 record entering his third season, Freeze faces pressure to translate recruiting into wins.

07/14/2025

Ryan Day Named College Football Program's 'Archvillain'

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has been dubbed Penn State’s “archvillain” by ESPN ahead of the 2025 college football season, highlighting his dominance over the Nittany Lions. Since taking over as Buckeyes coach in 2019, Day has led Ohio State to six straight victories against Penn State, including a 20-13 win in 2024, despite James Franklin’s efforts. With a 24-8 all-time record against Penn State, Day’s Buckeyes have won eight consecutive games, solidifying his status as a thorn in Penn State’s side. The addition of former Ohio State defensive coordinator Jim Knowles to Penn State’s staff adds intrigue to the rivalry. Day, fresh off a 2025 national championship, faces heightened expectations as Ohio State aims for another title. The next clash in Columbus will test Day’s villainous reign.

07/14/2025

Highly-coveted Idaho lineman Jax Tanner commits to BYU

Jax Tanner, Idaho’s 2024 Gatorade Player of the Year, has committed to Brigham Young University’s football program, announced on July 13, 2025, via social media. The 6-foot-4, 285-pound offensive lineman from Rocky Mountain High School in Meridian, Idaho, chose BYU over top programs like Oregon, Michigan, and Tennessee. Rated a four-star recruit by Rivals and ESPN, Tanner recorded 118 pancake blocks and allowed zero sacks as a junior, showcasing his dominance. His father, former BYU linebacker Mike Tanner, and brother Gage, a 2023 commit, strengthen his Cougar ties. Tanner, a high three-star per 247Sports, plans to serve a two-year mission, joining BYU in 2028. He joins four-star offensive lineman Bott Mulitalo in BYU’s 2026 class, bolstering the Cougars’ line. Tanner’s athleticism and NFL potential make him a key addition.

07/14/2025

Former Ohio State RB Quinshon Judkins arrested, charged with battery in Florida

Former Ohio State running back and Cleveland Browns rookie Quinshon Judkins was arrested in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on July 12, 2025, on charges of battery and domestic violence, according to Broward County Sheriff’s Office records. The charge, listed as “touch or strike/battery/domestic violence,” is a first-degree misdemeanor under Florida law, carrying potential penalties of up to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine. Judkins, drafted 36th overall in the 2025 NFL Draft, remains unsigned and is scheduled for a court appearance on July 13. The Browns are “aware and gathering information” about the incident. Judkins, who rushed for 1,060 yards and 14 touchdowns in his lone season at Ohio State, helped the Buckeyes win the 2024 national championship. No further details on the incident are available.

07/14/2025

Missouri football QB Beau Pribula talks Penn State transfer, Mizzou fit on podcast appearance

Missouri football quarterback Beau Pribula recently shared insights about his transfer from Penn State on the Next Up with Adam Breneman podcast. The former Nittany Lions backup, now vying for Mizzou’s starting role against Sam Horn, discussed his decision to enter the transfer portal after Penn State’s Drew Allar opted to return for 2025. Pribula described the transfer process as intense, visiting Mizzou, UCF, Ole Miss, and Iowa before choosing Missouri for its scheme and culture under coach Eli Drinkwitz. He highlighted his dual-threat ability, emphasizing his desire to be a “spark” for the Tigers. Pribula’s $1.5 million NIL deal underscores his value to Mizzou, where he aims to replace three-year starter Brady Cook. With two years of eligibility left, Pribula is focused on leading Missouri’s offense in 2025.

07/14/2025

Deion Sanders wants NFL-style fines for uniform violations in college football

Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders has sparked debate by advocating for NFL-style fines for uniform violations in college football. In a recent press conference, Sanders, known for his flashy style, expressed frustration over inconsistent uniform standards, such as untucked jerseys or mismatched gear, which he believes detract from team discipline and professionalism. “If the NFL can fine players for socks not being right, we should hold college kids to a standard,” Sanders said, per ESPN. The Hall of Famer, who has transformed Colorado’s program with a 9-4 record in 2024, argues that such measures instill accountability. Critics, including fans on X, argue fines could burden student-athletes financially, while supporters see it as a step toward professionalism. Sanders’ proposal aligns with his emphasis on branding and discipline.

07/14/2025

Dusty May defends Juwan Howard’s ‘misfortune’ with Michigan basketball

Michigan basketball head coach Dusty May recently praised his predecessor, Juwan Howard, during an interview on Andy Katz’s podcast. May, who led the Wolverines to a Sweet 16 in his first season, defended Howard’s tenure, citing “misfortune” like health issues and off-court challenges that led to his 2024 firing after an 8-24 season. “Juwan Howard can coach basketball,” May said, noting Howard’s 2021 AP Coach of the Year award and early success, including an Elite Eight run. May highlighted Howard’s deep love for Michigan, exemplified by his support for May and his son Jace, who played under May. Despite controversies, including a 2022 altercation and a 2023 heart surgery, Howard remains a beloved Michigan Man, now serving as a Nets assistant coach.

07/14/2025

Auburn basketball star guard arrested for DUI

Auburn University basketball star Tahaad Pettiford, a sophomore point guard, was arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Lee County, Alabama, early Saturday, July 12, 2025. The 19-year-old, who helped lead the Tigers to a Final Four appearance last season, was booked around 3:46 a.m. and released on a $1,000 bond by midday, per ESPN. Pettiford, a former McDonald’s All-American and SEC All-Freshman Team member, averaged 11.6 points and 3.0 assists in 2024-25. Coach Bruce Pearl addressed the incident, stating, “We are aware of the situation, and we will handle it internally with Tahaad and his family. We take these matters seriously.” Pettiford issued a public apology on social media, promising “meaningful, positive changes.” The arrest raises questions about his role in the 2025-26 season.

07/14/2025

TCU’s Olivia Miles supports Sky courtside after winning AmeriCup championship

TCU women’s basketball star Olivia Miles, fresh off leading Team USA to a gold medal at the 2025 FIBA AmeriCup in Chile, was spotted courtside at Wintrust Arena supporting the Chicago Sky. Miles, who averaged 7.1 assists per game and earned All-Star Second Team honors in the tournament, attended the Sky’s 87-81 upset win over the Minnesota Lynx and their 87-76 victory against the Dallas Wings. Sporting a No. 21 Sky jersey, she cheered for girlfriend and former Notre Dame teammate Maddy Westbeld, a recent Sky draftee. Miles, who transferred to TCU after opting out of the 2025 WNBA Draft, posted on X, “2 dubs in attendance ,” hinting at her lucky charm status. Her presence has sparked buzz about a potential future with the Sky.

07/14/2025

Kansas State’s Avery Johnson’s offseason changes will fire up Wildcats fans

Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson has Wildcats fans buzzing with his dramatic offseason transformation ahead of the 2025 season. The junior signal-caller, already a dual-threat star, added 17 pounds of lean muscle, now weighing 200 pounds, while reportedly increasing his speed, per coach Chris Klieman. Johnson’s 2024 stats—2,712 passing yards, 25 touchdowns, and 605 rushing yards—set a strong foundation, capped by a thrilling 44-41 Rate Bowl win over Rutgers. His attendance at the Manning Passing Academy refined his mechanics, and new receivers like Jaron Tibbs bolster the offense. Johnson’s commitment to Kansas State, rejecting transfer portal offers, fuels optimism for a Big 12 title run and College Football Playoff push. With a Top-25 projection, Johnson’s growth has K-State dreaming big.

07/14/2025

Is Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore on the hot seat?

Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore’s job security has sparked debate after a rollercoaster 2024 season. Despite an 8-5 record, Moore led the Wolverines to upset victories over Ohio State and No. 11 Alabama in the ReliaQuest Bowl, ending on a high note. CBS Sports’ 2025 Hot Seat Rankings gave Moore a 2.22 rating, placing him in the “all good...for now” category, but some fans and analysts question his trajectory after a 5-5 midseason slump. Moore’s elite recruiting, including landing five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood and a top-10 2026 class, bolsters his case. However, a looming two-game suspension in 2025 tied to the Connor Stalions scandal adds pressure. With a tough 2025 schedule, including Georgia, Moore must prove his mettle to keep his seat cool.

07/14/2025

Nebraska football way-too-early bold predictions for 2025 season

As Nebraska football gears up for the 2025 season, expectations are soaring under coach Matt Rhule. Here are three bold predictions for the Cornhuskers. First, quarterback Dylan Raiola, coming off a strong 2024, will throw for over 3,500 yards, leveraging new weapons like wide receiver Dane Key, who’s predicted to eclipse 1,000 receiving yards. Second, Nebraska will upset Michigan in Lincoln on September 20, capitalizing on a favorable home schedule and a stout defense led by James Williams, who could reach 10 sacks. Finally, the Huskers will finish 9-3, securing a bowl win and just missing the College Football Playoff, with a statement victory over rival Iowa to close the regular season. With a manageable Big Ten slate and Rhule’s Year 3 momentum, Nebraska is poised for a breakout.

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