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 day ago |
sportingnews.com | Mike DeCourcy
If one wishes to say something negative about Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders as a quarterback prospect – more to the point, as someone on whom an NFL team might consider spending a precious first-round pick – it’s not at all difficult to find elements of his game that warrant criticism. Those who are paid to analyze the NFL Draft process widely consider him to possess arm talent that is considerably short of elite.
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1 week ago |
sportingnews.com | Mike DeCourcy
In his first full season as quarterback for the Tennessee Volunteers – and, as it turns out, his last – Nico Iamaleava ranked 63rd among Division I players in total offense. He was 57th in passing yards, 43rd in completion percentage and 33rd in passing efficiency. If you can find a statistic that places him among the elite college quarterbacks for the 2024 season, you ought to be part of his management team, because you’re obviously working very hard on his behalf.
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2 weeks ago |
sportingnews.com | Mike DeCourcy
As was the case in the 2025 NCAA Tournament, there were fewer upsets this season on the power conference coaching carousel. Few programs made surprising hires, and there were no real shocks. In a couple circumstances, we knew the answers weeks in advance. That wasn’t always a good thing, but rarely is it a pretty exercise to fire one coach and bring in another. There were a few trends that will be interesting to follow over the next few seasons.
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2 weeks ago |
sportingnews.com | Mike DeCourcy
SAN ANTONIO – This is not how we saw Florida All-American Walter Clayton Jr. winning it. Oh, yeah, it was no surprise he would get his hands on the NCAA Championship trophy, and the one for Most Outstanding Player, following the 2025 edition of March Madness. He was supposed to arrive in that moment, though, after another 30-point barrage, lighting up the vast, dark roof of the Alamodome with next-county 3-pointers. He made just three baskets, only one of them from deep.
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2 weeks ago |
sportingnews.com | Mike DeCourcy
SAN ANTONIO – There is irrefutable historic data that demonstrates Houston guard L.J. Cryer is competing in his second Final Four, this time with a different school than the first, but nothing about this experience feels the same. He saw – and heard – nearly 70,000 fans at the Alamodome late Saturday evening watch his Cougars complete one of the great March Madness comebacks and advance to Monday’s NCAA Championship game against Florida.
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