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Texas Longhorns defensive coordinator Pete Kwiatkowski talked about his takeaways from the first-round match against the Clemson Tigers. The Texas Longhorns secured a ticket to the Peach Bowl by defeating the Clemson Tigers at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. But with every win, lessons can still be learned, and defensive coordinator Pete Kwiatkowski isn’t shying away from those. Talking to the media ahead of the quarterfinal match against Arizona State, Kwiatkowski reflected on the defensive performance against Clemson. “What I learned from the Clemson game is, we play good quarterbacks and quarterbacks get hot,” he said. “It goes back to…

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Following Michigan’s national championship in 2023, the Wolverines endured major struggles this season, but it wasn’t all doom and gloom for the program. Here are some of the biggest surprises from Michigan’s 2024 season Lindsay Budin is a student at the University of Michigan and has written for Maize n Brew since 2024. Following Michigan’s national championship in 2023, the Wolverines endured major struggles in 2024. For Michigan to follow up a perfect season with a five-loss season was pretty surprising, but not all the surprises this year were bad for the Wolverines. Here are some of the biggest surprises…

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LSU football will get one of its biggest names back in 2025. Star linebacker Harold Perkinstook to Instagram to announce his return. Perkins missed most of 2024 after tearing his ACL while making a tackle in LSU’s win over UCLA. The linebacker was a preseason all-conference selection and a former five-star recruit. Perkins burst onto the scene as one of the SEC’s top pass rushers as a true freshman in 2022. In 2023, he moved to more of a traditional linebacker role, where he remained to start 2024. LSU’s linebacker room was already shaping up to be one of the…

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Rocket Sanders not on South Carolina depth chart for Citrus Bowl after NFL Draft decision Rocket Sanders didn’t shed a lot of light on playing for South Carolina in the Citrus Bowl after he declared for the NFL Draft last week. But with the star running back not being listed on the Gamecocks’ official depth chart for the game on New Year’s Eve in Orlando, it appears Sanders won’t be suiting up 1 last time for South Carolina before he chases his NFL dream. The 6-foot, 230-pound Sanders had a strong final season in Columbia, piling up 881 yards…

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