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  • 3 days ago | essentiallysports.com | Papiya Chatterjee |Rajdeep Paul

    Wisconsin is blowing the whistle on Miami’s alleged recruiting violation. Two years after Michigan faced heat for allegedly poaching players during the NCAA’s ‘dead period’, another storm is brewing in college football. As Xavier Lucas’ transfer without a proper portal process is lighting a fire under the Badgers. And this time they aren’t letting it slide. Instead, they’re taking Miami to court, aiming to draw a line in the sand.

  • 3 days ago | essentiallysports.com | Papiya Chatterjee |Rajdeep Paul

    It looks like Brent Venables just can’t seem to catch a break this recruiting cycle. First blow? When Oklahoma’s top offensive tackle target, Felix Ojo, called off his official visit. And before the dust could settle, another blow made its way towards Venables’ program as three-star quarterback Jaden O’Neal decommitted from the Sooners’ 2026 class. Worst part? He made a sharp turn toward Florida State.

  • 3 days ago | essentiallysports.com | Papiya Chatterjee |Rajdeep Paul

    Well, Steve Sarkisian isn’t just drawing up plays; he’s been writing the blueprint of offensive brilliance for ages. From his electrifying USC offenses of the early 2000s to Alabama’s 2020 national title run, he’s consistently delivered explosive results. After honing his skills in the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons, he now orchestrates Texas’ potent attack. And that elite QB slate he built? Pretty impressive, as Sarkisian has sent nine to the NFL—six as first-round picks.

  • 3 days ago | essentiallysports.com | Papiya Chatterjee |Rajdeep Paul

    Just when Dylan Raiola thought he had silenced his critics, raising concerns over his athleticism, the noise came roaring back louder than ever. First, those eleven interceptions raised questions about his decision-making under pressure, and then his 230-pound frame raised mobility concerns. Still, despite the setbacks, Raiola didn’t flinch; he led Nebraska to its first bowl victory since 2016 and used the offseason to shed ten pounds to sharpen his game.

  • 4 days ago | essentiallysports.com | Malabika Dutta |Rajdeep Paul

    Dylan Raiola’s connection to Nebraska isn’t just a choice—it’s a calling. The five-star quarterback is the son of Dominic Raiola, a former NFL standout and Rimington Trophy winner at Nebraska. His uncle, Donovan Raiola, is the Huskers’ offensive line coach. So when Dylan said on Signing Day, “It was always tugging at my heart,” it wasn’t just talk—it was legacy. He turned down national powerhouses like Georgia and OSU to chase something bigger: restoring pride in Lincoln.

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