Joshua Schulman

6 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Joshua Schulman

One of the fastest-rising prospects in the NFL Draft is Ashton Jeanty, who exploded onto the college football scene with a huge 2024 season. The Boise State star finished just 27 yards short of Barry Sanders’ single-season rushing record and led the Broncos to their first College Football Playoff appearance. As the draft gets closer, Jeanty is expected to be the first running back selected. One of the best quarterbacks in NFL history even said he’s a big fan of Jeanty’s game.

1 week ago | throughthephog.com | Joshua Schulman

Could Mayo sneak into the second round? While no Kansas basketball player is expected to be selected in the 2025 NBA Draft, Zeke Mayo is the one former Jayhawk with an outside shot to make it to the next level. One of the best shooters in the country, Mayo had a strong season at KU after spending three years at South Dakota State. With hopes to boost his draft stock, the Lawrence native participated in the 2025 PIT (Portsmouth Invitational Tournament).

1 week ago | profootballnetwork.com | Joshua Schulman

Aaron Rodgers still hasn’t made a free agency decision in what’s become one of the wildest offseason sagas in recent NFL memory. Most fans believe he’ll eventually sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but with the 2025 NFL Draft just a week away, the 41-year-old quarterback still doesn’t have a team. Rodgers recently appeared on The Pat McAfee Show and gave some insight into why he hasn’t signed yet. He said he’s been dealing with things in his personal life that have taken priority.

1 week ago | throughthephog.com | Joshua Schulman

Is KU officially back? Kansas basketball has undergone a complete roster transformation since the season ended, losing five players to the transfer portal and three starters to graduation. Bill Self and the Jayhawks had several holes to fill, but he addressed them by adding three gritty transfer guards and working out a new NIL deal to bring back sophomore center Flory Bidunga.

1 week ago | profootballnetwork.com | Joshua Schulman

It has been an eventful few weeks for former TCU guard Hailey Van Lith. After appearing in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue for 2025, Van Lith is now living out her dream of becoming a WNBA star. The 5’7″ guard is awaiting the decision of WNBA teams at the WNBA Draft at The Shed at Hudson Yards in New York City. But before the event, Van Lith stunned fans with her outfit at the 2025 WNBA Draft’s orange carpet. All eyes were on her, and she owned the moment like a pro.