In Round 2, the Commanders shifted its focus to the defensive side of the ball, selecting Trey Amos, a 6-foot-1, 195-pound cornerback from the University of Mississippi, with the No. 61 overall pick.

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Mike Otolski, who recently passed away in Florida, left a lasting mark as a player, coach and official in the South Bend boys ...

Here we'll try to look at why the Washington Commanders were the biggest losers of the 2025 NFL Draft Round 1.

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Former Oregon punter Luke Dunne is staying in the Big Ten. Dunne, who entered the transfer portal last week, committed to ...

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The Washington Capitals will face the Montreal Canadiens in this NHL Playoff matchup on Friday at Bell Centre, and you can ...

Michigan State announced on Thursday that nine Spartan Hockey players have earned its annual team awards, including team MVP ...

New SJSU head coach Jonas Chatterton helped guide Oklahoma, Oregon State, Colorado and BYU to the NCAA women’s basketball tournament in 27 seasons as an associate head coach or assistant ...

A clip showed the moment Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles welcoming Benjamin Morrison to the NFL. The second and third rounds of the 2025 NFL draft took place on Friday.