Daniel Flick

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sports football Indiana football tight end Sam West is entering the transfer portal, he announced Tuesday night in a post on Xt. West has three years of eligibility remaining. “I want to thank everyone at Indiana for an incredible past two years,” West wrote in the post. “I’ll always hold my time here in high regard and value the experiences and relationships I’ve built.” The Greensburg, Indiana, native played in two games as a true freshman in 2023 before redshirting.

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From past ties to coach Raheem Morris to financial troubles, breaking down the Atlanta Falcons' potential involvement with Miami Dolphins corner Jalen Ramsey. In this story:In the middle of his sixth Pro Bowl season, then-Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey used an impassioned 856 words to defend his defensive coordinator, Raheem Morris. "Rah's fire," Ramsey said Nov. 11, 2022. "I don't give a (explicit) what they said about Rah, I'm telling you Rah (is fire). People don't have no clue.

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While the Atlanta Hawks prepare for the NBA playoffs, the nearby Falcons also have their mind on the hardwood. Down on resources and searching for ways to better a pass rush that ranked second-to-last in the NFL with 31 sacks in 2024, the Falcons want to field a capable starting five and a solid bench in their rush packages. Outside linebacker Leonard Floyd, who has 48 sacks over the past five years, was Atlanta's premier free agency addition.

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sports men's basketball Indiana men’s basketball head coach Darian DeVries and his coaching staff have been busy on the recruiting trail, but they’ve yet to knock on Harun Zrno’s door. Zrno originally committed to Indiana on Jan. 24 to play for previous head coach Mike Woodson but rescinded his pledge March 19, the day after the Hoosiers hired DeVries. The Bosnian wing hasn’t heard from Indiana since DeVries stepped foot in Bloomington.

1 week ago | si.com | Daniel Flick

The Atlanta Falcons' biggest offseason developments centered around the stagnation of quarterback Kirk Cousins, hiring defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich and, to a lesser degree, signing outside linebacker Leonard Floyd in free agency. There was little discourse about new defensive line coach Nate Ollie. Perhaps there should've been more.