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The Cleveland Browns’ quarterback saga has finally reached its climax, and the outcome is sending shockwaves across the NFL. After weeks of speculation, rumors, and heated debates, the Browns have made their choice for Week 1 — and it isn’t Shedeur Sanders. Instead, 40-year-old Joe Flacco, one of the league’s most battle-tested veterans, has been named the starter for Cleveland’s opener against the Cincinnati Bengals. This decision puts a dramatic end to one of the most-watched preseason competitions in football. With Deshaun Watson sidelined for the year due to injury, the Browns opened training camp with a crowded quarterback room…
When Mark Pope took the job as Kentucky’s head coach, he wasn’t just stepping into one of the most storied programs in college basketball — he was stepping into a tradition that countless legends poured their hearts into. And among those legends, few names carry as much love and reverence as Bill Keightley, affectionately known as “Mr. Wildcat.” Keightley served as the longtime equipment manager for Kentucky basketball, but his role was far bigger than uniforms and game-day prep. He was the heartbeat of the program, a steady presence through decades of triumphs and trials. For generations of Wildcats, Keightley…
The offseason is usually quiet in Durham, but this summer’s Duke practices have been anything but. Reports out of the gym describe a new level of intensity, with every rep feeling like it matters. Head coach Jon Scheyer has made competition and accountability the focus, and it’s clear the players are responding. Fans and insiders are already buzzing that this group might have the right mix of talent and toughness to make a serious run. Duke’s veterans are leading the charge. Junior guard Caleb Foster has taken command of the offense, setting the tone with his leadership and decision-making. Sophomore…
Kentucky head coach Mark Pope has voiced his frustration with the current NCAA transfer portal schedule, advocating for a significant change that could reshape how college basketball programs navigate the postseason. Pope suggested implementing a five-day transfer portal window that would open only after the NCAA Tournament concludes. His reasoning? To prevent the chaos and distraction of players entering the portal while teams are still competing for a national championship. > “The worst thing was playing in the NCAA Tournament while the portal was open,” Pope said, echoing the sentiment of many coaches who feel the overlap undermines both the…
Big Blue Nation can officially welcome Andrija Jelavic to Kentucky. The 7-footer was recently spotted alongside head coach Mark Pope at a Cincinnati tennis match, a sighting that all but confirms he has arrived in the U.S. for the fall semester and preseason practices. The Croatian big man, who committed to Kentucky earlier this year, has been one of the more intriguing additions to Pope’s first roster. At 6’11” with a versatile skill set, Jelavic brings a mix of size, mobility, and untapped upside that could make him a valuable piece in Kentucky’s rotation. For fans wondering if Jelavic would…
When Otega Oweh officially stepped onto the court wearing Kentucky blue, it wasn’t just another transfer finding his next stop—it was a player stepping into a dream. For Oweh, playing at Kentucky is more than basketball. It’s about legacy, pride, and carrying the weight of an entire fanbase that lives and breathes this program. And he’s already showing he gets it. > “Wearing Kentucky across your chest, you just have to carry yourself a certain way. You’re not playing just for yourself, you’re playing for a whole nation…” – Otega Oweh Those words hit different in Lexington. Kentucky isn’t just…
Kentucky basketball hasn’t just been the talk of Lexington lately—it’s been the talk of the entire SEC. According to Jacob Polacheck of KSR+, several SEC head coaches spoke anonymously about the Wildcats’ 2025-26 roster, and the message couldn’t have been louder: “It’s national championship or bust when you’re paying double, triple, or quadruple what everybody else in the country paid.” That’s not a casual comment—that’s a direct challenge. And it shows exactly how rival coaches see Kentucky right now. NIL. Recruiting power. Historic tradition. Anything less than a title in April will be called a failure. But here’s where it…
If there’s one thing Kentucky head coach Mark Pope values in his players, it’s relentless drive — and Collin Chandler has it in spades. This offseason, Chandler has quickly emerged as one of the Wildcats’ most fiery competitors, drawing high praise from his coach. “I feel like he can’t breathe if there’s not something on the line,” Pope said. “He is the most competitive. He just can’t wait to get to the next competition.” That quote says it all. Chandler is the kind of player who doesn’t flip a switch when the lights come on — he’s already locked in…
When Kentucky head coach Mark Pope admits he’s left speechless by a player, it means something special is happening in Lexington. That player? Otega Oweh — the defensive force who has quickly become the Wildcats’ hidden weapon. Pope recently confessed, “I don’t know what I’m seeing at times,” when asked about Oweh’s defensive dominance. And with good reason. Oweh has already piled up 57 steals and 19 blocks, numbers that prove he’s not just solid — he’s a game-changer. But it’s not just the stats. It’s the way Oweh controls the game. His relentless energy, quick hands, and ability to…
Mark Pope has made headlines this summer for his relentless work ethic, grinding through his off-week to keep Kentucky basketball sharp. But while the head coach was busy scheming, one of his rising wings made a move that could change the trajectory of his game — Kam Williams decided to train with none other than Steph Curry, the greatest shooter the game has ever seen. Williams, one of Kentucky’s newest additions, has already turned heads with his length, athleticism, and defensive potential. But in today’s college game, wings are expected to be more than just slashers or defenders — they…