Transfer News: MLB Rumors Indicate 5 Teams are Contending to Sign Jack Flaherty this Offseason.
Ace pitcher Jack Flaherty is among the best talents on the market in MLB free agency at this moment. As teams continue to focus on […]
Ace pitcher Jack Flaherty is among the best talents on the market in MLB free agency at this moment. As teams continue to focus on […]
The Seattle Mariners have not yet discovered a remedy for any of their issues. Issues with payroll have persistently limited their choices, and objectives keep […]
Duke basketball secured one of the top recruiting classes ever for this season, featuring four 5-star recruits and two additional 4-star recruits. The two 4-star […]
Dec 19, 2022; Conway, South Carolina, USA; Connecticut Huskies quarterback Zion Turner (11) runs with the ball past Marshall Thundering Herd safety Isaiah Norman (8) in the first half of the Myrtle Beach Bowl at Brooks Stadium. Attribution Needed: David Yeazell-Imagn Images / David Yeazell-Imagn Images According to On3’s Pete Nakos, Zion Turner, the former quarterback for Jacksonville State and UConn, is moving to the Marshall Thundering Herd. He played once with the Gamecocks in 2024. Becoming part of the reigning Sun Belt champions will represent Turner’s third team within four years. Turner’s relocation to Marshall brings him back together with his previous Jax State offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach, Rod Smith. Before joining the Gamecocks, Turner played at UConn, where he made 15 appearances, completed 151 passes for 1,415 yards, threw nine touchdowns, and had 10 interceptions. He guided the Huskies to a bowl game in 2022. While Turner can influence the game via passing, he’s also effective on the ground, accumulating 265 career rushing yards, with 262 of those achieved during his freshman year at UConn. He also has a rushing touchdown. As of January 6, Turner is the sole quarterback who has moved to Marshall under the new head coach Tony Gibson. 2024 quarterback Braylon Braxton pledged to Southern Miss after former Marshall head coach Charles Huff. Three of Marshall’s substitutes also entered the transfer portal.
The offseason has officially started for the Oregon Ducks, and although this typically indicates new players transferring in, it also signifies players leaving. On Monday, Derrick Harmon, a standout defensive tackle for the Ducks, shared on Instagram that he is entering his name for the 2025 NFL Draft. Harmon moved to Oregon from the Michigan State Spartans last April, becoming one of the most influential players on this season’s Ducks defense. As a redshirt junior, Harmon had the option to come back for another year in Eugene, but he believed his draft position was strong enough to enter the NFL this year. The 2024 season marked the pinnacle of Harmon’s career. He concluded the year with 45 tackles, 11 TFLs, five sacks, and 4 PBUs. He additionally caused two fumbles and retrieved two fumbles. Harmon, a 3-star recruit from Detroit, exceeded all outside expectations throughout his college career. In the 2021 class, Harmon was positioned as the 24th player in Michigan. After four years, he has become one of the leading defensive players available for the NFL Draft. Harmon spent three seasons at Michigan State before moving to Oregon in 2024. In East Lansing, he recorded 71 tackles, seven tackles for loss, and 3.5 sacks throughout his career. Those are impressive figures, but Harmon’s draft status significantly increased during his time at Oregon. It’s still a bit early in the draft process to have a definite understanding of which round Harmon will be picked in, particularly since it was uncertain until Monday if he would even declare for the draft. Certain mock drafts, such as this one from the Athletic, anticipate Harmon as a first-round prospect, whereas others consider him a day two selection.
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Charvarius Ward is poised to enter free agency this offseason following a challenging 2024 season away from the field. Ward and […]
East Carolina University has strengthened its football roster by adding two impactful defensive transfers, Kendrick Dujour and Key Crowell, as the Pirates look to bolster […]
When the Miami Dolphins acquired star wide receiver Tyreek Hill from the Kansas City Chiefs, many believed that Hill’s addition could dethrone the Buffalo Bills […]
VILLANOVA, Pa. — Over the past few years, Geno Auriemma has witnessed an abundance of “freaky” injuries. When UConn standout guard Paige Bueckers suffered a […]
STATE COLLEGE — Prominent Penn State defensive end Abdul Carter was absent from the part of practice that was accessible to the media on Wednesday […]