Month: July 2021

Five-star quarterback Malachi Nelson has trimmed his list to seven teams for his commitment. With 2023 five-star quarterback Malachi Nelson announcing his high-profile commitment on CBSSports HQ on Sunday, July 18, he has trimmed his list of finalists to seven. In alphabetical order, the seven teams making the cut for Nelson’s commitment are the Alabama Crimson Tide, Florida […]

Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss Rebels are finally able to get Arch Manning to Oxford for a campus visit. The Manning name means a lot to the folks in Oxford, Mississippi. Ole Miss owes much of its success to the Manning family as some of the greatest teams in the Rebels’ history were led […]

Gianluigi Donnarumma, the hero of Sunday’s Euro 2020 final against England, is the latest in a tradition of great Italian goalkeeping. Here’s why he mattered so much for the Azzurri.   In seven games at Euro 2020 over the last four weeks, Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma recorded three shutouts and conceded just four goals across 719 […]

When the swimming competition gets underway at Tokyo 2021, the sport will be without its biggest star: Michael Phelps. For the first time in 25 years, Michael Phelps will not be amongst the athletes representing Team USA at the Summer Olympics. When you win 28 Olympic medals, people sort of expect you to be there […]

Rugby league great Phil Gould believes Paul Green will coach his last game for the Maroons on Wednesday "regardless of the result", with a lack of leadership to send him into Origin exile.

In this week’s WNBA Power Rankings, we take a look at the state of the league as everyone pauses for the All-Star break.  We’ve arrived at the All-Star break. The good news is that the WNBA All-Star Game is this week! The bad news is that because of the Olympics, we won’t see any WNBA […]

Port Adelaide great Kane Cornes has urged Richmond skipper Trent Cotchin to consider retiring, saying that it looks as if the fast-paced game has "passed [him] by".