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Peyton Watson And Jalen Duren Could Bet On Themselves To Become Unrestricted Free Agents In 2027

Marc Stein reports Peyton Watson and Jalen Duren are seriously considering qualifying offers instead of long-term contract extensions.

Year two fireworks await Cowboys under Schottenheimer’s offense

When the Dallas Cowboys chose to move on from Mike McCarthy and accept Brian Schottenheimer, it came with a two-fer. New head coach. New playcaller. The reaction was a little mixed because Schottehnheimer had been in the building previously and had some degree of influence over the offense, although it was unclear how much. Critics […]

The WNBA pundits are mixed about the Mystics’ recent winning streak

As you all know, the Washington Mystics are 8-8 in the 2026 WNBA standings as of today. As a team that most, including me thought would be out of the playoff picture, a recent three game winning streak with road wins against the New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx should drive the Mystics up significantly […]

Do you actually stay up for West Coast games?

A quick Friday one. I do, because, well… what else am I gonna do? Bearing witness to occasional/recurring suffering has been a companionable activity long enough that there’s no reason to stop now. But, do you? This thought was triggered by the fact that while the Padres at least had some mercy in terms of […]

All Eyes On the Interior of the Defensive Line

We know Missouri fielded one of the best defenses in college football the past three seasons. In 2025, among Power Four programs, the Tigers ranked 6th in allowed yards per game, 7th in passing, and 11th in rushing yards and points per game. But there’s a price to pay for success. Four Tigers from the […]

WNBA gameday discussion: Back-to-back rematches present opportunities for the Portland Fire and Atlanta Dream to earn revenge wins

The Commissioner’s Cup results in some weird scheduling quirks for WNBA teams. Because Cup play features a concentrated stretch of in-conference matchups, its conclusion brings the opposite, with the schedule immediately populated with inter-conference contests. Presumably to reduce travel demands, the WNBA favors back-to-back sets between Eastern and Western Conference teams. This week’s schedule has […]

Who is the Phillies best reliever after Jhoan Duran?

The Phillies have pulled off some historic comebacks in Washington this week. They’ve come back while down to their last strike to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Part of the reason for those memorable comebacks though was forgettable outings from their bullpen.  Orion Kerkering served up the go-ahead three run home run in […]

Bucks Reacts Survey Results: Most fans approve of the Giannis trade return

In our previous Reacts survey, we asked fans the obvious question when a franchise trades its most decorated player of all time: do you approve of the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade return? Well, the results were clear, with nearly three-quarters of respondents voting in the affirmative. Of course, a key component of this trade package was […]

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Q&A With The Athletic on LaMelo Ball

Good morning. Yes, it was not all some dream or nightmare. LaMelo Ball will be suiting up for the Minnesota Timberwolves next season. I was able to have a quick question and answer session with The Athletic‘s Mike Vorkunov, a national NBA and basketball business reporter for that outlet. He has covered the Charlotte Hornets, […]

Why are the Orioles losing so many close games late?

After Wednesday night’s latest ridiculous late-innings collapse, our own Mark Brown concluded:“In a lot of ways, the specifics don’t matter as much as the fact that there’s always something stupid that finds a way to happen.” He has a point. Eighty-two games into the season, we can’t keep denying what this team is made up […]

Mountaintop View 6-26-26: NIL Update, Wyoming Football, Air Force Track and Field, Five Year Eligibility, Oregon State

How are Olympic Sports doing in the NIL era? An interesting tweet that gives some insight Wyoming football making some moves on the recruiting trail Air Force track and field land the outdoor athlete of the year Will the five year eligibility rule fix college sports? Oregon State will play Texas Tech as planned Rumors […]

Houston Texans rumors: Nick Caley’s growing

Anyone who watched the 2025 Houston Texans offense knows then-rookie offensive coordinator Nick Caley was driving the struggle bus into the bar ditch early and often. While bumping along the runway is an expectation of a first time coordinator, Caley’s press conferences didn’t do much to endear him to a fanbase that needed reassuring. Instead […]

Where would you have drafted Wilson and Veesaar?

The 2026 NBA Draft is now in the books, and two North Carolina Tar Heels now have new destinations in the pros. The Chicago Bulls selected Caleb Wilson fourth overall, which is the highest a UNC has been selected in the draft in some time. Meanwhile, Henri Veesaar had an unexpectedly longer wait, going at […]

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Oregon Ducks Football Basketball Baseball News

Bittle signs with the Raptors Two Rivals experts log predictions for Ducks to land 4* ATH Tae Walden Jr. EA Sports College Football 27 player ratings release featuring several Ducks in the Top 10 by Position Cubs acquire former Duck David Peterson Highlight of the Day: Nate Bittle Career Highlights

World Cup 2026 Daily Guide 6/26/26: Groups G, H, I finish strong

Half the groups at World Cup 2026 have wrapped up their Group Stage, including the USMNT, and the next six will do so over the next two days. On the penultimate day of group play, we get Groups G, H, and I. That means some of the best teams and biggest names, with Spain and […] The post World Cup 2026 Daily Guide 6/26/26: Groups G, H, I finish strong appeared first on ClutchPoints .