
Sritam Kumar Jena
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4 days ago |
essentiallysports.com | Papiya Chatterjee |Sritam Kumar Jena
Well, Sherrone Moore might not see the ground calling plays for two games this season because of suspension, but he’s still making sure Michigan’s roster remains stacked. Five-star cornerback Duvay Williams just gave the Wolverines a significant boost, turning the tide in a recruitment previously led by Georgia and USC. The top 2026 prospect praised Michigan’s strong impression, putting Lincoln Riley and Kirby Smart on notice.
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1 week ago |
essentiallysports.com | Malabika Dutta |Sritam Kumar Jena
A bit of history just got made in the gaming world. EA Sports has officially dropped the cover for CFB 26—and it’s turning heads. For the first time ever, two WRs share the spotlight. OSU’s rising star Jeremiah Smith and Bama’s electric playmaker Ryan Williams grace the cover together, breaking the mold. Last year’s CFB 25 featured big names like Texas QB Quinn Ewers, CU’s 2-way sensation Travis Hunter (who went on to win the Heisman), and Michigan standout Donovan Edwards.
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2 weeks ago |
essentiallysports.com | Yusha Rahman |Sritam Kumar Jena
Beatrice Chebet just shut down the Paris Olympics in style, bagging double gold in the 5,000m and 10,000m races—a historic first for a Kenyan woman in the 10,000m event. Dubbed “The Smiling Assassin” for her killer speed and radiant grin, she’s become a global track sensation. But while her medals are dazzling, fans are itching to know: What’s the story behind the smile?
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2 weeks ago |
essentiallysports.com | Khelendra Yadav |Sritam Kumar Jena
“The game, now there’s others very, very watered down”. When you hear NBA stars like Matt Barnes exposing what AAU has allegedly become, you have no option but to trust alternate training options. Bringing one such to the table is a former Los Angeles Lakers star with $8 million in wealth, offering his guidance for the budding basketball stars at Dan Dickau’s training facility, Shoot 360.
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2 weeks ago |
essentiallysports.com | Maleehah Shakeel |Sritam Kumar Jena
For years, it sat quietly, tired, forgotten, and slowly crumbling behind its historic facade. The Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, once buzzing with world-class track and field athletes and roaring crowds, had become something closer to a relic. Locals walked by with memories; others didn’t even know what used to be. But what if we told you that behind the scenes, something huge is in motion? Something that could flip the switch on London’s entire sporting future? Let’s rewind for a second.
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