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BREAKING: Chiefs RB Kenneth Walker III Ruled Out Against Falcons With Groin Injury

Brandon King

The Kansas City Chiefs will be without one of their biggest offensive weapons Sunday. Running back Kenneth Walker III has been ruled out of Sunday’s Week 10 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons after suffering a groin injury during Thursday’s practice, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter and NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. The Chiefs reportedly want to give Walker a week to recover rather than risk aggravating the injury. The injury is considered minor, but Kansas City is taking a cautious approach with its star running back. What This Means for Kansas…

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Tennessee State Pushes No. 11 Tennessee to the Limit Before Falling 83-78

Brandon King

image via Tennessee State Athletics 78 TSU 83 Winner UT Team 1 2 F TSU 37  41  78 UT 42  41  83 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee State men’s basketball put together a determined effort against one of the nation’s top-ranked programs Friday night, but the Tigers couldn’t complete the comeback, falling 83-78 to No. 11 Tennessee at Food City Center. Ty-Laur Johnson led all scorers with 22 points and seven assists for Tennessee State (2-2), which continued to battle despite facing a 15-point second-half deficit. Jayden Jones provided a major spark…

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BREAKING: Fort Valley State Parts Ways With Head Football Coach Marlon Watson After 6-14 Tenure

Brandon King

Fort Valley State University is making a change at the top of its football program. The university announced Friday that it has parted ways with head football coach Marlon Watson, effective immediately, bringing his two-season tenure with the Wildcats to an end. Watson finishes his time at Fort Valley State with a 6-14 overall record, including a 4-6 mark during the 2025 season and a 2-8 record in 2026. The Wildcats went 5-11 in SIAC competition during Watson’s tenure. Watson’s Coaching Record at Fort Valley State OVERALL RECORD 6-14 SIAC…

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Report: Baylor Expected to Interview Robert Griffin III for Head Coaching Job

Brandon King

Baylor University could be considering a familiar name as it evaluates candidates for its head football coaching position. Former Baylor quarterback and 2011 Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III is expected to interview for the school’s head coaching vacancy, according to On3’s Pete Nakos. Griffin’s potential interview would represent an intriguing development for the Bears, considering his history with the program and the impact he made during his playing career in Waco, Texas. The possibility is particularly notable because Griffin has never coached at the collegiate or professional level. He…

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Prairie View A&M Opens Search for Assistant Football Coach

Brandon King

Prairie View A&M University is looking to add another member to its football coaching staff, officially opening applications for an Assistant Football Coach position under head coach Tremaine Jackson. The position will carry dual responsibilities as the program’s Cornerbacks Coach and Defensive Passing Coordinator, placing the new hire in charge of developing the Panthers’ secondary and helping oversee the team’s pass-defense strategy. The opening represents an opportunity for an experienced defensive coach to join Jackson’s staff and contribute to Prairie View A&M’s continued efforts to build a competitive football program.…

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Rob Parker Calls LeBron James the 76ers’ ‘Weakest Link,’ Labels Him a Liability

Brandon King

The criticism of LeBron James’ early-season performance with the Philadelphia 76ers continues to grow, and sports analyst Rob Parker is the latest to question his impact. Speaking on The Odd Couple with Kelvin Washington, Parker didn’t hold back, describing James as the weakest link in Philadelphia’s starting lineup and calling him a liability. Parker pointed to James’ early-season production, including his shooting struggles and plus-minus numbers, arguing that the 41-year-old superstar hasn’t made the impact expected of him. Through his first 10 starts, James was averaging 15.1 points, 7.2 rebounds…

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Alabama Alumnus Records Heated Game-Day Confrontation After Alleged Racial Slur

Brandon King

A trip to the game turned into an uncomfortable confrontation for an Alabama alumnus after a dispute over seating arrangements reportedly escalated into a racially charged exchange. According to a video shared by Wild Media on X, the alumnus arrived at the game and took his assigned seat, only to be confronted by a woman and several friends who had reportedly been saving multiple rows of seats. The disagreement allegedly escalated when the woman directed a racial slur and other insults toward the alumnus. He subsequently began recording the encounter,…

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Phil Jackson Explains Why Michael Jordan Refused to Take Games Off, Even When Exhausted

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The former Chicago Bulls head coach recently reflected on Jordan’s remarkable competitive drive, recalling how the six-time NBA champion would push himself to play even after physically exhausting performances. Jackson remembered one road game in Sacramento when Jordan was so worn down that two teammates had to help him walk back to his hotel room, with each teammate supporting one of his arms. Despite the exhaustion, Jackson said there was never much doubt about Jordan’s availability for the following night. “Oh, he’ll be back, he’ll play tomorrow. There’s no way…

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Sixers Fans Already Calling Out LeBron James Over Flopping: “GET UP! The F*ck?”

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LeBron James is already hearing it from Philadelphia basketball fans, and one courtside reaction is getting plenty of attention. During a recent sequence captured on video, a frustrated Sixers fan had a blunt message for the NBA superstar after what appeared to be another LeBron flop. “GET UP! The f*ck?” the fan shouted, making it clear there wasn’t much sympathy coming from the Philadelphia crowd. The moment has sparked laughs online, with fans reacting to the exchange and adding another chapter to the ongoing conversation about James’ tendency to draw…

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Jaylen Brown Says He Was Willing to Stay in Boston Before Celtics Traded Him to Philadelphia

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Credit Getty Images via AFP – Scanpix According to ESPN’s Kris Rhim, Brown was vacationing overseas when he discovered that Boston had attempted to trade him to the Milwaukee Bucks in a blockbuster deal for Giannis Antetokounmpo. Brown was on a month long vacation that included stops in China, Africa and Europe when news of the Celtics’ trade discussions reached him. After the potential deal fell through, Brown reportedly informed Boston that he was willing to remain with the organization. However, the Celtics told him that they intended to trade…

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