A radio appearance by UAB's Trent Dilfer and a social media post from Tulane coach Jon Sumrall shed some light on college football's NIL landscape.
Brentford 2-2 Man City, Chelsea 2-2 Bournemouth: Premier League – as it happened
Christian Norgaard and Reece James scored injury-time equalisers on a pulsating night of Premier League action
“I wonder if readers, like me, struggle to remember much about Tony Book, the name as understated as his demeanour, playing and managing,” begins Gary Naylor. “In that sense, he was the perfect choice to lead City on and off the field, operating with purpose and achieving a still surprisingly excellent set of outcomes, content in the shadow of The Behemoth’s cabaret across town. Footballers often looked old to teenagers, but he really did look old, unlikely to feature in Insta screen grabs. It’s how full-backs once were.”
It’s how all men once were, no? They had tough paper rounds in those days. Says Clooney over here!
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‘Cricket’s Raygun’: Poms in bizarre meltdown over Konstas, claim they have better prodigy — UK View
The men’s Ashes won’t hit Australian shores for a tick over 10 months, but that hasn’t stopped the English press from having their say on Sam Konstas nearly a year before their country lines up against him.