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Colorado coach Deion Sanders expressed his commitment to supporting his son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders, and Buffaloes player Travis Hunter as they navigate their path to the NFL Draft next year. During a segment on Fox Sports 1's "Speak," co-host Keyshawn Johnson asked a question about whether Deion would step in if a less-than-ideal team selected Shedeur in the draft. Both Shedeur and Hunter are projected to be first-round selections. According to Dane Brugler's recent rankings, Hunter is currently the top prospect for the NFL Draft, while Shedeur is ranked 23rd, placing him third among quarterbacks behind Miami's Cam Ward and Alabama's Jalen Milroe. While Deion refrained from naming the specific teams he favors for Shedeur, he outlined the qualities he believes are essential ...

Over the past two years, Tony Stewart has honed his skills to pilot a dragster capable of accelerating from 0 to 330 mph in a matter of seconds. The transition from stock car racing to drag racing represented a significant change for the three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion. He acknowledges that adapting to the fast pace of endurance racing has tested his mental agility, but he's not entirely sure of his ability to process everything as quickly as the sport demands. When asked about dealing with the challenges of fatherhood, especially changing diapers, Stewart laughs, revealing a more personal struggle. “I'm trying every way I can to avoid using diapers,” she shared in a recent interview. His wife Leah, who is expecting their first child in just two weeks, has made it clear tha...

In the ever-changing landscape of college football, Week 12 offered a number of intriguing narratives and unexpected twists. Among the most notable stories is that of Indiana's Curt Cignetti, who secured a notable $64 million contract during his team's bye week. Here are 20 noteworthy observations from the weekend's action. Preseason favorite Georgia faced crunch time, needing a win against Tennessee to keep its College Football Playoff hopes alive. After falling behind 10-0 at home, the Bulldogs rallied behind quarterback Carson Beck, who turned in his best performance of the season. Completing 25 of 40 passes for 347 yards and two touchdowns, Beck led Georgia to a 31-17 victory over the seventh-ranked Volunteers. This win not only saved Georgia's season, but also muddled the SE...

More news - Recent news Next month, LeBron James will celebrate his 40th birthday, an age that allows him to be the father of some of the players he competes against every night in the NBA. Notably, he is also the father of his Los Angeles Lakers teammate, Bronny James. Despite his age, LeBron continues to play at an extraordinary level, recently achieving a triple-double in three consecutive games, including a thrilling 128-123 win over the Memphis Grizzlies. After this victory, FOX Sports NBA reporter Melissa Rohlin asked LeBron a question about his future in the league. He answered honestly about his intentions. “It's really about the mind: Wherever my mind is, that's where my body will follow,” he said. “I'm not sure how long I'll play, whether it will be a year or two. ...

More news - Latest news During the third quarter of the game against the Toronto Raptors on Sunday night, Anthony Davis had to leave the court after suffering a facial injury while attempting to block a Jakob Poeltl dunk. Davis performed a one-handed block, but in the process Poeltl inadvertently hit him in the face and eye with his other hand. Following the incident, the Lakers announced that Davis would not return to the game due to a left eye injury, which is especially concerning given that he suffered a corneal abrasion in the same eye just last season. The injury occurred in front of a passionate home crowd and Davis was seen on the floor visibly in pain, holding his face and rocking back and forth. After a short time on the ground, he managed to get up and headed to the locker...

More news - Recent news Indiana football made history by reaching a 9-0 record for the first time ever, following a decisive 47-10 victory against Michigan State. The win not only marked a significant milestone for the Hoosiers, but also welcomed back starting quarterback Kurtis Rourke, who had missed the previous week's game due to a thumb injury. Rourke's return was key as he showcased his skill and composure against the Spartans, finishing the game with 19 completions on 29 attempts for 263 yards and four touchdowns. Despite a slow start, he quickly found his groove, positioning himself as a Heisman Trophy contender and solidifying first-year coach Curt Cignetti's reputation on the national coaching scene. The Hoosiers (9-0, 6-0) faced a brief setback, falling behind for ...