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BREAKING JUST IN: WR David Aboya commit to Pittsburgh Panthers

April 11, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  We’ll be over in the South Side today for the annual Blue-Gold Draft! If you’re new to it or just need a refresher, here’s […]

BREAKING: Miami basketball 4-star transfer to Indiana Hoosiers in top 5 landing spots

April 11, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  Indiana basketball is in the middle of a full-scale rebuild — and that’s no exaggeration. After the season ended, Mike Woodson stepped down as […]

BREAKING JUST IN: Rivals250 EDGE commits to Notre Dame football today

April 11, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  Rodney Dunham’s decision didn’t stir up much suspense ahead of his Thursday commitment announcement. The four-star edge rusher locked in April 10 as his […]

BREAKING JUST IN: Florida’s defensive back depth for the 2025 season suffered a loss on Wednesday night enter the transfer portal.

April 11, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  Florida’s defensive back group for the 2025 season took a hit on Wednesday night, as redshirt freshman safety Gregory Smith III announced to On3 […]

BREAKING JUST IN: UNC Hubert Davis turn 4-star transfer commit into a 5-star Tar Heel

April 11, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  Sharpshooting guard Kyan Evans, previously at Colorado State, has officially committed to North Carolina. “LET’S DO IT!” Evans exclaimed on Instagram as he revealed […]

BREAKING JUAT IN: Alabama WR enter the transfer portal to Rival

April 11, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  Even the powerhouse Alabama Crimson Tide, owners of 15 national titles, haven’t escaped the impacts of the transfer portal. This offseason, following their first […]

BREAKING JUST IN: Alabama Lands Commitment from 5-Star RB Ezavier Crowell

April 10, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  Alabama has been aggressively pursuing one of the premier talents in the 2026 recruiting class, running back Ezavier Crowell. Although the Crimson Tide has […]

BREAKING: NCAA Sends Message on UNC After Major Seth Trimble News

April 10, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  The North Carolina Tar Heels are one of college basketball’s most historic programs, but the 2024-25 season didn’t add much to their legacy. They […]

JUST IN: Jarin Stevenson picked Alabama over UNC out of high school in transfer portal

April 10, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  By R.L. Bynum Carolina missed out on Jarin Stevenson when he was a four-star prospect at Seaforth High School in Chatham County, but the […]

BREAKING JUST IN: BYU transfer Kanon Catchings to UNC basketball portal commitment

April 10, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  UNC Basketball is closing in on its next major transfer portal addition, with BYU forward Kanon Catchings looking like a strong possibility. The 6-foot-9 […]

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