Aman Sharma

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Last Updated:May 29, 2025, 09:17 ISTThe Army’s Northern Command Chief in 2016, Lt Gen Ranbir Singh had said after the surgical strikes in September 2016 that this was a first. A file photo of Congress MP Shashi Tharoor (PTI Image)Congress leader Shashi Tharoor could have been right in saying that India breached the Line of Control (LoC) for the first time in 2016 to carry out surgical strikes. Both the Indian Army in a press conference in 2016 and through an RTI reply had said the same.

1 week ago | collegefootballnetwork.com | Aman Sharma

Lane Kiffin, Ole Miss’s outspoken head coach, once again stirred the SEC spotlight by defending Georgia’s Kirby Smart while criticizing ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum for his constant trolling and shaky predictions. Since arriving at Ole Miss in 2020, Kiffin has guided the Rebels to three 10-win seasons in four full campaigns. The team finished 10-3 in 2024, capped by a 52-20 Gator Bowl win over Duke. Under Kiffin, Ole Miss has reached a bowl game every season.

1 week ago | collegefootballnetwork.com | Aman Sharma

The Anderson family’s basketball legacy continues to grow as brothers Christian Jr. and Lucai reach major milestones. Their father, Christian Anderson Sr., a former pro in Europe, has played a key role in shaping their competitive spirit and skill. Christian Jr., now a freshman guard at Texas Tech, has had his entire family — father, mother Yolanda, brother Lucai, and sister Milan — relocate to Lubbock in support.

1 week ago | collegefootballnetwork.com | Aman Sharma

The 2025 college football offseason brought unprecedented transfer portal activity across the ACC, with each program securing at least one crucial addition to reshape its lineup. The portal window, open from March 24 to April 22, saw hundreds of athletes, including All-Americans and conference Players of the Year, switch teams. Quarterback signings, line-of-scrimmage upgrades, and defensive reinforcements highlighted the cycle.

1 week ago | collegefootballnetwork.com | Aman Sharma

Nick Saban’s coaching style, as described by former Alabama first-rounder, was defined by unrelenting discipline and a no-frills intensity that demanded total buy-in. Players recalled grueling, full-contact practices in full pads that followed a “plain-Jane” structure, centered on execution and accountability. For Saban, every moment mattered, and his players lived it daily, molded under a mentality that valued toughness, detail, and consistency over flash or shortcuts.