David Kenyon

1 month ago | bleacherreport.com | David Kenyon

While the overwhelming majority of rosters are locked in for 2025, a few college football players are still looking for a new home. First, we looked at offensive transfers. Now, we're headed to defense. Although the same qualifier applies-temper expectations on anyone available in the portal right now-there are legitimate targets on the board. Even if they're not going to start, they may be valuable rotational options.

1 month ago | bleacherreport.com | David Kenyon

Creating defensive havoc is a critical part of successful teams. Look around the college football landscape, and the most prominent programs tend to also boast a strong defensive line. That's certainly the expectation in 2025, a season set to feature star-studded pass-rushing groups at Clemson, Penn State and several other big-brand schools that are chasing a trip to the College Football Playoff.

1 month ago | bleacherreport.com | David Kenyon

The biggest names in the transfer portal will always command the most attention around college football, and that should not change. Simultaneously, there are thousands of players on the move during the offseason. Within that group, hundreds of them are destined to make a significant impact with their new program in the fall. The under-the-radar talents merit a spotlight, too. While the list is subjective, it's based on previous production and projected contributions in 2025.

1 month ago | bleacherreport.com | David Kenyon

Only one franchise can leave the NBA playoffs as the champion, but some playoff losses can leave an especially sour taste. Chris Paul knows that feeling better than most. The last decade-plus of the NBA postseason has included gut-wrenching collapses, shocking no-shows and missed opportunities for what seemed like some of the best teams in the league. Here, we've highlighted the worst of the worst.

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | David Kenyon

Share American, C-USA and MAC In true offseason fashion, we start with a genuine dart throw. Every notable running back from the American in 2024—and I mean every single one —either has since transferred or used up their eligibility. So, which program do you trust? I'll lean toward Memphis, which returns Greg Desrosiers Jr. and Sutton Smith . The former ended last season in impressive fashion, and the latter is set to reclaim a spot in the rotation after a knee injury sidelined him in 2024.