New York adds another player to their defensive backfield on Day 2 of the NFL Draft.

The Ohio State product was the Browns pick at No. 54 overall in the second round.

UVA baseball evened the weekend series with Boston College with a 4-3 victory on Friday, the 18th come-from-behind victory of the season for the Cavaliers.

The UW edge rusher went in the third round to the Falcons.

Alabama Wide Receiver Jermaine Burton becomes the sixth Crimson Tide product selected.

The Mountaineers produce 18 runs and cruise in game one versus the Bears

Javon Bullard played mostly in the slot in 2022 and mostly free safety in 2023. He will join Xavier McKinney is a dramatic revamp of the Packers’ safety room.

Cincinnati is beefing up the roster.

The Cardinals led 11-4 through four innings, then allowed eight unanswered runs to the Tigers.

The New York Jets traded up to get an offensive weapon that could help quarterback Aaron Rodgers this season.

The Atlanta Braves are 9-1 in their last ten games thanks to some dominant starts and some clutch hitting

Jim Harbaugh went back to the Michigan well to select linebacker Junior Colson early in the third round.

Phoenix Suns guard Grayson Allen was initially questionable for tonight.

After a stellar career with the Utah Utes, Cole Bishop is headed to the NFL. The former Utes safety heard his name called with the No. 60 by the Buffalo Bills.

Green has experience playing outside and in the slot, and he specializes in press man-to-man coverage.

Bills second round pick safety Cole Bishop brings leadership, strong football instincts and physicality.

The Cardinals draft a speedster of a workhorse from Florida State.

Houston Texans Select OT Blake Fisher With the 59th Pick in the NFL Draft.

This is going to be a fun pick for the Commanders.

The Arizona Cardinals beef up the trenches with Illinois' Isaiah Adams.

The New York Jets are in an interesting spot in their development arc. Was it a good trade?

The Bucs may have gotten a strong edge rusher to pair alongside Yaya Diaby.

Wallace started 40 games at right tackle for the Nittany Lions, becoming a veteran presence on their line.

What do we make of the Jaguars drafting LSU defensive tackle Maason Smith at No. 48?