She was drafted right after Caitlin Clark went to the Indiana Fever and she's quietly had a strong rookie season. She's averaging 8.1 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.1 steals per game.
Heading into Year 4, Sarkisian and the Longhorns firmly have legitimate national championship aspirations. And yes, while that does come with a ton of pressure for a head coach — at a place like Texas, he does also have all the resources he needs to succeed.
It's being reported by Jorge Castillo of ESPN that the players expects to miss at least eight weeks with a fracture in his right forearm.
Head coach Kalen DeBoer hasn't even coached a down yet for the Tide, but he's already found a ton of success on the recruiting trail — picking up right where Nick Saban left off.
There are no guarantees, especially at a place like Ohio State, but there's a strong chance that Kansas State transfer quarterback Will Howard will be the Buckeyes' starting quarterback in 2024.
There's a scenario in which he will be the Chargers' No. 2 wideout option behind Quentin Johnston, who L.A. took 21st overall in the 2023 NFL Draft.
Pirates rookie righty Paul Skenes is a phenom and he's taken Major League Baseball by storm.
Travis Kelce may be Cincinnati's most famous alumni, but for a cornerback like this, Sauce Gardner is undoubtedly the prototype.
He hasn't even played his junior year of high school ball yet so there's still time for another program to try to steal him away, but for what it's worth, he sounds pretty locked in with the Longhorns.
According to 247Sports, he's the No. 18 linebacker recruit in the country.
Preston Smith has been one heck of a pass rusher in the NFL for quite some time.
Running back Aaron Jones was the heart and soul of the Green Bay Packers after Aaron Rodgers was traded to the New York Jets.
Corey Simms, a four-star wide receiver from St. Louis, Missouri, is an extremely interesting 2025 prospect.
Oregon football head coach Dan Lanning was only around Nick Saban for a year, but his time spent with the legendary coach clearly paid off.
Head coach Steve Sarkisian has done a terrific job of recruiting during his time in charge of the Texas Longhorns, and the trend is continuing on the 2025 recruiting trail.
The new head coach may not be the polarizing figure that Jim Harbaugh was, but in his four games filling in for a suspended Harbaugh, he did learn that no matter who is calling the shots at Michigan, the spotlight is always on the "Block M."
It certainly sounds like the three-time Pro Bowler wants to be a Packer for life.
The Detroit Tigers shortstop was already one of the worst everyday hitters in MLB. A career .252 hitter, he's hit .183 so far this season with an OPS of .456.
It's not often you see recruits coming from the DMV area and committing to Auburn, but the recent commitment from three-star linebacker Bryce Deas just goes to show the power of the Tigers' brand.
The Brewers seem to be expecting some bad news as it relates to rookie left-handed pitcher Robert Gasser.
To say that quarterback Zach Wilson hasn't lived up to his draft status would be an understatement. The Jets selected Wilson with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft and he never gave them the production of a franchise quarterback.
Texas Tech may not have the high profile it once enjoyed under Mike Leach and then Kliff Kingsbury, but the Red Raiders have built something consistent under head coach Joey McGuire.
Dan Hurley has built something special at UConn, but it was built on a championship foundation that saw laid years before him under the great Jim Calhoun.
The Ducks are getting a big, athletic offensive line prospect with exciting recruiting numbers.
Elite is what Clemson hopes it's getting in Rowan Byrne, as he announced his commitment to the Tigers on Thursday.