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Andrew Kulha

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Two late Tigers cuts could still make key contributions in 2024

Tigers manager A.J. Hinch believes two pitchers will be a valuable part of the strategy for the team this season.

South Carolina trying to hold off top SEC rivals for four-star QB

Ultimately this seems like South Carolina's quarterback to lose, but anything can and does happen on the recruiting trail — so look out.

Oregon State, Washington State make it financially official with departing Pac-12 counterparts

The Pac-12 figuratively died the day USC and UCLA decided to become part of the Big Ten. From there, it was only a matter of time before the oldest conference in college sports collapsed.

Packers plan to unlock versatile player in 2024

The Packers are hoping the cornerback can be one of the main cogs for new defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley.

Tom Izzo will go to desperate measures to make deep March Madness run

Michigan State men's basketball head coach Tom Izzo felt a bit lucky to be in this year's tournament, but that doesn't mean he's content that his Spartans were bounced by North Carolina in the second round of March Madness 2024.

Yankees will have to be patient with DJ LeMahieu return

The veteran third baseman will start the season on the IL thanks to a bruised foot he suffered in spring training.

Kentucky's John Calipari is saying all the right things, but can that save his job?

The Wildcats were sent home after an upset loss to the Oakland Golden Grizzlies in the first round of the 2024 NCAA Tournament.

Star Michigan DT remaining committed to Wolverines

If Michigan intends to continue being a contender in 2024, the defensive lineman will be a big reason why.

Oakland's Greg Kampe was already a legend, but now it's certifiable

When you think of Oakland University hoops you think of Greg Kampe. That's, of course, assuming you think of Oakland University hoops, which probably doesn't happen to many college basketball fans outside of Rochester, Michigan.

Dichotomy between Reed Sheppard and Jack Gohike sparked Oakland's upset of Kentucky

Kentucky freshman Reed Sheppard did not have it at the worst possible time.

Pistons' ugly season somehow manages to get even worse with latest news

Very little goes right in a 12-57 season, and the Detroit Pistons are proof of that. Now things are getting even worse.

Kalen DeBoer wins on recruiting trail again with latest four-star commitment

Kalen DeBoer's 2025 Crimson Tide class is slowly but surely filling in, and it just picked up another big-time addition.

Kadyn Proctor and the absurdity of the new college football transfer portal

Kadyn Proctor is from Pleasant Hills, Iowa, so it made sense when he followed up a terrific freshman season at Alabama by transferring back home and committing to the Hawkeyes.

Tigers still have uncertainty at third base heading into Opening Day

It was presumed that the Tigers had signed their everyday third baseman when they brought in veteran infielder Gio Urshela on a one year $1.5M contract earlier this year.

Two-time Cy Young winner hoping to make giant impact immediately for San Francisco

Blake Snell doesn't want to waste any time getting back on the bump.

Donovan Mitchell's injury could not have come at a worse time for the Cavaliers

The Cleveland Cavaliers are in a race at the top of the NBA's Eastern Conference, currently sitting at third place with a 43-25 record. It's been a good season so far for the Cavs, but they've played quite a few games without their superstar, Donovan Mitchell.

Betting odds suggest which QB the Vikings will select in 2024 NFL Draft

The latest betting odds on the draft suggest that Vikings general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah already has his future quarterback in mind.

Ohio State's Ryan Day giving his RBs the power to help choose their new coach

Longtime running backs coach Tony Alford was poached by Ohio State's biggest rival, Michigan, but the Buckeyes are on the hunt for his replacement.

Tom Izzo saw his unprecedented streak disappearing before his eyes

Michigan State basketball head coach Tom Izzo was up in the air. He and his program have been a staple of March Madness since the late 90s. In fact, coming into Selection Sunday this past weekend, Izzo's Spartans had made the NCAA Tournament 25 years in a row.

Georgia pushing for five-star OT recruit Josh Petty

Petty has 40 offers to his name, but he recently took a weekend visit to UGA and it sounds as if that could go a long way towards putting the Bulldogs over the top.

How Brian Gutekunst improved the Packers' standing in power rankings

General manager Brian Gutekunst did some great work early on in the free agency window. That's not to say the Packers, or any team for that matter, are done, but the initial results from Green Bay's foray into free agency seemed positive.

Dodgers manager drops big Shohei Ohtani update

The Dodgers knew that as a pitcher, Ohtani was going to need time to recover from surgery on his right (throwing) elbow.

Don't sleep on Kentucky in the men's NCAA Tournament

Kentucky basketball is barely ever an underdog. That's a credit to head coach John Calipari and the program he's built since 2009. It's also a credit to the talent that he's able to bring in on a yearly basis.

New details reveal how Alabama was able to land Kalen DeBoer

The pressure of replacing a living legend at Alabama will undoubtedly be intense for DeBoer.

Brad Davis brings LSU another big-time recruiting win at offensive line

As head coach of the LSU Tigers, Brian Kelly is always going to get the headlines. The downside of being the "top guy" is that those headlines are often negative, but when things go right around LSU football, Kelly is going to be the one getting most of the praise.