Mike DeCourcy
Analyst at Big Ten Network
Columnist at Sporting News
Analyst at Fox News
Senior Writer at Sporting News
Sporting News college hoops columns, Big Ten Network studio analyst, NCAA brackets for FoxSports. NFL, soccer https://t.co/Yyd4xmirqf @CoachingforLit Ambassador
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1 week ago |
sportingnews.com | Mike DeCourcy
The CBS Sports Classic will lose its other important acronym for the 2025 event, with UCLA deciding to withdraw from the annual made-for-TV doubleheader to focus on scheduling games that require less travel. St. John's will replace UCLA, and promoters chose to schedule the Red Storm against Kentucky to match coach Rick Pitino against his former player, Mark Pope. The event, begun in 2014, also includes North Carolina and Ohio State.
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2 weeks ago |
sportingnews.com | Mike DeCourcy
Alex Karaban shared his news Tuesday with a graphically designed post on social media, which included all the appropriate flowers for teammates, coaches and UConn fans, and, of course, the now-cliche declaration he intends to “run it back” as a Huskies senior. This would have been the process whether or not he’d initially declared his intention to enter the NBA Draft.
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2 weeks ago |
sportingnews.com | Mike DeCourcy
That Paris Saint-Germain was able to purchase the contract of the hottest player in world soccer for just $57 million seems almost unfair — and certainly incongruous given how the PSG brand had been built in recent years. There is nothing about this club, or superstar forward Ousmane Dembele, that is the same as it once was.
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2 weeks ago |
bvmsports.com | Mike DeCourcy
Maybe the weirdest thing about Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders' NFL Draft adventure is that he was on the scene when the Browns made another colossal error at the quarterback position, but he was almost a bystander. It can be argued he was involved, but only in the way a Mercedes C-Class that gets driven into another car's fender is involved in an accident. It was the driver at fault, in this case Cleveland general manager Andrew Berry.
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2 weeks ago |
sportingnews.com | Mike DeCourcy
Maybe the weirdest thing about Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ NFL Draft adventure is that he was on the scene when the Browns made another colossal error at the quarterback position, but he was almost a bystander. It can be argued he was involved, but only in the way a Mercedes C-Class that gets driven into another car’s fender is involved in an accident. It was the driver at fault, in this case Cleveland general manager Andrew Berry.
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