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By: Tyler Kirk It’s finally draft day 2022. With this year’s class having more question marks than in other drafts, here’s a look at how tonight’s first round could shake out. 1.  Jacksonville Jaguars: EDGE Aiden Hutchinson – Michigan   Although there has been talks of the Jaguars drafting Travon Walker lately, they can’t really affordContinue reading “Tyler Kirk’s 2022 NFL Mock Draft”

By: Tyler Kirk This year’s NFL draft saw five Quarterbacks get selected in the first round for the first time since 2018 and only the third time ever. With that being said I decided to rank how they will stack up against each other in year one. 5. Zach Wilson – Drafted by the NewContinue reading “Predicting How the 2021 Top Five Quarterback Selections Will Pan Out”

By: Brady Reilly Halfway through the Season, the AL East Race is STEAMING HOT. The AL East has long been considered the toughest division in Major League Baseball. Wow, is that living up to expectations this year. In a division normally run by the massive markets of Boston and New York, Tampa Bay has emergedContinue reading “The Breakdown of the AL East Race”

By: Logan Hill Kevin Durant is really good at basketball. I mean REALLY GOOD. The “Slim Reaper” and 2-time NBA Champion just put together arguably his best playoff performance ever. Playing all 48 minutes, Durant scored 49 points, grabbed 17 rebounds, and dished 10 assists en route to a 114-108 Game 5 victory. His playContinue reading “Kevin Durant with a performance for the ages”

By: Tyler Kirk            On June 6, the Atlanta Falcons traded WR Julio Jones to the Tennessee Titans. The trade package included Atlanta sending Jones and a 2023 sixth-round pick in return for the Titans’ 2022 second-round pick and 2023 fourth-round pick. Jones, who was drafted by Atlanta with the 6th overall pick in 2011,Continue reading “How Julio Jones Improves the Titans’ Offense”

By: Logan Hill John Means just did something that hasn’t been done in more than 50 years. The 28-year old lefty pitched a complete game No-Hitter today in the Baltimore Orioles’ 6-0 victory over the Seattle Mariners, becoming the first Orioles’ Pitcher to throw an individual No-Hitter since Jim Palmer did it back in 1969.Continue reading “John Means threw a No-No!”

By: Logan Hill Stephen Curry has been on a TEAR recently, doing things that have never quite been done before in the NBA. Since April 1, Curry has been lethal, carrying an undermanned Golden State squad as they fight for the postseason, while also vaulting himself squarely into the MVP conversation. He has recorded standoutContinue reading “Steph Curry has set the NBA on Fire in April”

By: Jason Cutcher The Detroit Pistons are far removed from the days of the Chauncey Billups & Ben Wallace. The Pistons currently hold a 12-33 record moving into April. The team is currently tied at 27th in the league for Field Goal percentage, 26th in rebounding, and 24th in points per game while boasting oneContinue reading “What’s going on in the Motor City?”

By: Logan Hill After a slew of injuries to the league’s biggest stars, the MVP race in the NBA is seemingly wide open, with just about a month and a half to go in the regular season. Heading into March, the three candidates leading the MVP race were all noteworthy stars. It was Lakers superstarContinue reading “Examining the NBA MVP Race”