Zac Al-Khateeb

2 weeks ago | coloradoan.com | Zac Al-Khateeb

What started out as a pre-draft report from Adam Schefter quickly turned into a nightmare for Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft. The son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders and a heralded signal-caller in his own right – one who set more than 100 school records in his two seasons in Boulder – Shedeur Sanders was projected as one of the top picks of this draft, including one of the top players at that most important of positions.

2 weeks ago | coloradoan.com | Zac Al-Khateeb

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders will hear his name called in the 2025 NFL draft. But he will have to wait till at least Day 2 before he finds out where he will take the next step in his football career. REQUIRED READING: Why did Shedeur Sanders' NFL draft stock drop?

4 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Zac Al-Khateeb

The spring window of the NCAA's transfer portal for Division I college football opened on Wednesday, allowing entry to players from across the country. Entering the portal doesn't guarantee players will transfer from their current program. It means only that they can engage with other teams and, based off the scope of their discussions — which could range from NIL deals to playing time to NFL development and more — decide whether to transfer or return.

1 month ago | tuscaloosanews.com | Zac Al-Khateeb

Though it came after a stinging loss to No. 1 seed Duke in the Elite Eight, Nate Oats and the Alabama men's basketball team received effusive praise following the program's third run to the regional finals of the men's NCAA Tournament. Former Auburn great and basketball analyst Charles Barkley congratulated the Crimson Tide for their run to the Elite Eight, which came a year after the Crimson Tide made their first run to the Final Four.

1 month ago | sports.yahoo.com | Zac Al-Khateeb

USC women's basketball experienced a worst-case scenario Monday during the Trojans' second-round game vs. Mississippi State in the women's NCAA Tournament. Star sophomore guard JuJu Watkins, on the short list for the best player in all of women's college basketball, went down with an apparent knee injury on a fast break in the first quarter. She was bumped by a Mississippi State defender en route down the floor and immediately crumpled to the court, grimacing in pain as she clutched her right knee.