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15 hours ago | si.com | Jeff Gardenour

Football schedules for the 2025 season are starting to be announced across the Sunshine State and High School on SI Florida will share these as we see them. Recently, the Hagerty Huskies announced the following slate of games for 2025. Hagerty will play in a three-school Kickoff Classic jamboree and 10 regular season games, including contests against Lake Mary, crosstown rival Oviedo, and Seminole.

17 hours ago | si.com | Ivan White

Oklahoma State is losing another quarterback to the portal. On Wednesday, OSU quarterback Garret Rangel entered the transfer portal, according to a report from Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports. After three years with the program, Rangel will be looking for a new home next season. Last season looked to be Rangel’s time to take over as the starting quarterback following a rough start to conference play for OSU. With a bye week to prepare for BYU, the Cowboys opted to bench Alan Bowman and go with Rangel.

17 hours ago | si.com | Christian Kirby II

Here is where you can tune in to catch all the first-round action of this year's NFL Draft. The week of the NFL Draft has arrived as 32 eager prospects await for their names to be called on selection night and make their lifelong dreams of playing professional football come true. This year's event is set to be held in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Georgia Bulldogs are expected to be well represented in this year's draft as more than 15 players have entered their names in hopes of earning a selection.

18 hours ago | si.com | Tyler Carmona

As 2025 draft day approaches, the Atlanta Falcons sit at No.15 in the first round. The organization only has five selections in the 2025 draft, yet they have an abundance of options. Whether they move up, slide back, or simply stay put, Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot made it clear Wednesday that he has a calculated plan of attack heading into the next few days.

20 hours ago | si.com | John McMullen

On the eve of the 2025 NFL Draft, it's time to tie up some loose ends as the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles get ready to start the process with the 32nd overall pick in Round 1. IN NAME ONLY? If the Eagles select a player at No. 32 overall Thursday night, they will most likely be getting a first-round pick in name only. "There's never 32 first-round grades on our board," Eagles GM Howie Roseman said earlier this month.