Author: Mikesportz
Gators’ O’Sullivan, Stricklin Release Statements on Viral Incident have released official statements regarding the actions of the Gators’ skipper. Though Florida exited the regional early, losing two out of their three matchups, the Gators’ impact on the weekend lingered to the final press conference when Coastal Carolina’s coach Kevin Schnall spoke out about an incident between O’Sullivan and multiple officials and staff. The way he treated the two site reps, the way he treated our Associate AD, our field crew, was absolutely unacceptable,” Schnall said. “This is a National Champion coach who thinks he can come in here and try…
Parker Meadows returns from the shadows to reignite the Detroit Tigers’ roaring triumph A Tiger’s Resurgence As the Detroit Tigers bask in their newfound glory atop the baseball standings, a key player returns to infuse the team with renewed vigor and potential. Centerfielder Parker Meadows, once sidelined by a vexing nerve issue that emerged during spring training, now stands ready to rejoin his teammates. His much-anticipated return comes at a crucial time, promising to fortify the Tigers’ roster as they vie for continued success. The Road to Recovery The journey back to the field has not been an easy one…
Heralded Four-star wide receiver Mason James was among a number of recruits on an official visit to Missouri this past weekend. James, like his fellow Class of 2026 recruits, came away very impressed. “I felt like, really loved and very welcomed by the whole program,” James told PowerMizzou.com of his visit. “It was just really a good time. I enjoyed my time there for real. It was way better than I expected.” 247sports lists James, who attends Norman North High School (Norman, Oklahoma), as the 25th best receiverfor the Class of 2026. He finished his 2024 season at Norman North with…
Former Kansas men’s basketball star Hunter Dickinson showed love to his former teammate, Kevin McCullar Jr., on social media. On Monday, McCullar Jr. went down memory lane to his NBA rookie year, which he shared on Instagram. On Monday, the former Jayhawks star posted several snaps of his on and off the court moments during his first year with the New York Knicks. “Rookie Year,” he captioned the post. Dickinson, who ended his collegiate basketball career with Kansas last season, joined other followers to hype his former Jayhawks teammate’s post. “Run ya race slim,” he wrote. playing three years at…
Third-year Kansas sophomore guard Elmarko Jackson, who tore the patellar tendon in his left knee during a Bill Self basketball camp scrimmage on June 4, 2024, participated full-go in the Jayhawks’ first official practice of the summer session. The practice took place on Monday morning. KU’s summer session runs until July 25. “Elmarko is healthy. He’s not 100% as far as rhythm, but he’ll make a big jump (this year),” Self, KU’s 23rd-year hoops coach, said Monday. Self spoke later Monday at the annual Otto Schnellbacher Golf Classic, sponsored by the Topeka Jayhawk Club and contested at GreatLIFE at Shawnee…
Younger brother of Tyler Herro, Myles, makes college decision Tyler Herro was a one year player that everyone thought would be a 2 year player at least. Will his brother be the same? Myles Herro, younger brother of NBA Star Tyler Herro, commits to Ohio State The Herro name is heading back to college basketball — this time to Columbus. Myles Herro, the younger brother of Miami Heat standout and former Kentucky star Tyler Herro, has announced his commitment to Ohio State. A 6-foot-3 point guard from Whitnall High School in Greenfield, Wisconsin, Myles is a three-star recruit in the…
the during the baseball game vs. Evansville on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025, at Kentucky Proud Park in Lexington, Kentucky. Kentucky 24-3 Photo by Matthew Mueller | Photo Editor West Virginia (35-14) scores six runs in the eighth to stun Kentucky baseball (31-26) 13-12 to win the Clemson Regional and end Kentucky’s season. West Virginia had the advantage in the matchup as they were 2-0 in the regional and did not play a game on Sunday like the Bat Cats. Since all the members of the weekend rotation for Kentucky have thrown the three games thus far in the regional, the…
Following a successful turnaround in year one under Kenny Brooks, many questions surround Kentucky women’s basketball ahead of next season’s campaign. How will the Wildcats fare in the transition from All-America point guard and top-10 WNBA draft pick Georgia Amoore to veteran transfer Tonie Morgan? Will returning starters Clara Strack, Amelia Hassett and Teonni Key level up in their second season on campus? Can Jordan Obi and Dominika Paurová elevate the Wildcats after their respective debuts were delayed due to significant lower-leg injuries? There’s also the excitement surrounding incoming five-star freshman Kaelyn Carroll, the recent addition of Swedish center Elsa…
With a 125-108 win in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals on Saturday night, the Indiana Pacers clinched a spot in the 2025 NBA Finals, setting up one of the most surprising championship matchups in league history. In some respects, the fourth-seeded Pacers and the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thundercouldn’t be further apart. OKC entered this season among the favorites for the title and dominated the Western Conference from start to finish, while Indiana scuffled to a losing record until flipping the switch in January. The Thunder have the league MVP in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, plus another All-NBA honoree and two…
Indiana Fever Why Caitlin Clark is Indiana’s ultimate good luck charm, impacting both the Fever and the Pacers Since Caitlin Clark arrived in Indiana after being drafted by the Fever, everything seems to be going better for both basketball teams in the state. Thanks to Clark, the WNBA could generate up to $1 billion in revenue this season, according to finance expert Ryan Brewer. Clark was responsible for 26.5% of the WNBA’s economic activity in 2024,encompassing ticket sales, merchandise, and television revenue. The Fever and the league are pocketing millions thanks to her. But why is the WNBA star also…