Author: Mikesportz

CONGRATULATIONS: Florida Gators have Appointed American Former Professional Football Legend Robert Bala As News Assistant General Manager…… The information available indicates that Robert Bala has been appointed as Co-Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers for the Florida Gators football team, not as News Assistant General Manager. Here’s what we know about his appointment¹: – *Appointment Date*: March 10, 2025 – *Role*: Co-Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers – *Background*: Bala comes to the Gators after serving as the inside linebackers coach at Washington in 2024 and linebackers coach at Alabama in 2023 – *Experience*: 16 years of coaching experience with stops at Oakland Raiders, Southern Utah,…

Former Ohio DT Transfers to Mizzou The Tigers are adding much-needed depth on their defensive interior. The Missouri Tigers have landed former Ohio Bobcat defensive tackle Bralen Henderson in the transfer portal, per Pete Nakos of On3. Henderson is a graduate transfer and will have one year of eligibility remaining. Henderson spent four years with the Bobcats, redshirting his first season in 2021 after a single game appearance. He played in four games the following year, recording four tackles, but saw his production jump the following season. The Pittsburgh native started in all 14 of Ohio’s games last season, recording…

Kansas State football coach Chris Klieman remains frustrated by roster limit uncertainty Arne Green, Topeka Capital-Journal May 3, 2025 at 6:05 PM GMT+1 MANHATTAN — Kansas State football coach Chris Klieman came out of an abbreviated spring practice period pleased with the Wildcats’ progress and satisfied that their roster remained mostly intact. As for finalizing that roster, it remains both a challenge and a source of frustration. We’re frozen right now, honestly, because we just don’t know how that’s going to look,” Klieman said of a proposed House vs. NCAA settlement that would limit 2025 football rosters to 105 players.…

A Kansas State football defensive back transfer visited Missouri State on Thursday and had a trip to Massachusetts scheduled for Sunday. The flight to UMass won’t be needed. Jordan Dunbar, a 6-foot corner with Conference USA accolades, has committed to play for Ryan Beard and the Bears, he confirmed to the News-Leader. Dunbar spent this past season at Kansas State following four years at Rice. He started every game for the Owls in 2021 and 2022, earning All-Freshman CUSA honors in 2021 and All-CUSA honorable mention laurels the following year. He redshirted in 2020 and 2023 and will have one…

What began as a packed night of high-energy baseball at Minute Maid Park turned into chaos—both on and off the field—when Jose Altuve was unexpectedly pulled mid-inning with what appeared to be a hamstring injury. The veteran second baseman, a fan favorite and cornerstone of the franchise, limped off the field in the fourth inning after hustling for a double. Trainers immediately guided him into the clubhouse, and moments later, the Astros posted a cryptic update: “Altuve will not return tonight. Evaluation underway.” But the real storm hit online. As fans realized Altuve might be out for an extended period,…

Just when Utah fans were beginning to hope for a late-season surge, quarterback Cam Rising delivered a gut punch: his season is officially over after re-aggravating a lingering knee injury during practice. The announcement came via a personal statement from Rising, who revealed he experienced swelling and pain following a light scrimmage and MRI results showed additional damage to his surgically repaired knee. “I’ve given everything to this team,” Rising wrote, “but my body isn’t ready.” Head coach Kyle Whittingham was visibly emotional during the press conference, calling the news “a nightmare setback for the heart of this program.” Rising,…

Fayetteville is reeling after news broke that longtime Razorback quarterback KJ Jefferson has officially entered the transfer portal just hours after a press conference where Coach Sam Pittman criticized his “lack of leadership and urgency.” The public rebuke came following Arkansas’ third straight loss, in which Jefferson struggled mightily, throwing two interceptions and missing several open receivers. Pittman, usually tight-lipped about player performance, shocked reporters when he said, “At some point, your QB has to act like a leader, not just a player.” Jefferson’s response? A late-night social media post reading, “Time to do what’s best for me,” followed by…

USC Trojans fans were left in a frenzy after Heisman-winning quarterback Caleb Williams posted—and then quickly deleted—a cryptic tweet reading, “I’m done.” The post came just hours after reports surfaced of a heated exchange between Williams and offensive coordinator Josh Henson during a closed practice. Insiders say Williams stormed off the field after multiple disagreements over route timing and play selection. Sources close to the program described the scene as “tense, with shouting heard across the practice facility.” Coach Lincoln Riley addressed the media the next day, calling it “a passionate moment” and insisting there’s “no cause for concern.” But…

In a shocking moment during the closing seconds of Ohio State’s 31–30 loss to Penn State, star wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. was seen throwing his helmet and storming off the field after being left out of the final play call. With the Buckeyes in striking range and seconds ticking down, quarterback Kyle McCord targeted a double-covered tight end in the end zone—ignoring Harrison, who had been torching defenders all game. The pass fell incomplete, ending the Buckeyes’ undefeated run. Cameras quickly cut to Harrison, clearly livid, exchanging words with wide receivers coach Brian Hartline before walking alone into the…

A routine Alabama victory turned into a firestorm when former Crimson Tide quarterback and NFL rookie Bryce Young made a surprise post-game appearance—and didn’t hold back. Speaking with a Tuscaloosa radio station, Young called Alabama’s current offensive playbook under new head coach Kalen DeBoer “outdated and predictable,” claiming it was “holding back elite talent.” The remarks came just after Alabama eked out a win over LSU, a game that saw three red-zone stalls and boos from the home crowd. When asked about Young’s comments, DeBoer seemed caught off guard, responding, “That’s his opinion. We’re focused on the guys in the…