#cory-laviska

#cory-laviska

Jonah Coleman finished his college career with 552 carries for rushing yards 3,054 and 34 rushing touchdowns, plus he added 83 catches for 838 yards and three receiving touchdowns.

Cisse finished this year with 27 total tackles, an interception, and five passes defended, and he notably allowed catches on only 34.6% of his targets.

Waiting around, it gets a little stressful. But I finally got the answer that I was waiting for. And that's to pursue the NFL now, and I can put all my focus into that.

Brenton Doyle has a sprained left wrist, reports Thomas Harding of MLB.com. The defensive stalwart has sat out the last three Spring Training contests after experiencing soreness pregame on Wednesday. He'll continue to rest for a few days before heading for follow-up examination. There's no indication at this point that Doyle's availability for Opening Day is in jeopardy.

Virginia Tech had built a 31-24 halftime lead at home against Stanford two weeks ago when coach Mike Young offered a reminder to his players about Cardinal freshman Ebuka Okorie. "Don't underestimate this kid," he said. "He's that good." Actually, Okorie has been better than almost anyone envisioned. Okorie had just five first-half points at Virginia Tech, but over the final 20 minutes, the 6-foot-2 guard scored 26 more on 9-for-12 shooting.

He looked like his old self. He didn't miss a beat. For that to be his first game, I felt him on both ends of the floor. ... He was fantastic. Really proud of him and just happy for him to embrace this moment.

I found that Murdock wins with instincts, angles, and physicality. He reads plays quickly, stays square, and finishes tackles. One thing I noticed is he doesn't overrun the ball or guess his way into trouble, he plays within the structure of the defense and does his job snap after snap. What really stood out to me is how he creates turnovers. Murdock finished his college career as the all-time FBS leader in forced fumbles, and that's not just luck.

Denver Broncos assistant coach Davis Webb has reached agreement to become the team's offensive coordinator, the team announced Monday. Webb interviewed for three head coaching jobs during this hiring cycle and had other offensive coordinator opportunities but opted to remain with the Broncos. Editor's Picks He replaces Joe Lombardi, who was fired by the team following its 10-7 loss to the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game.

Most of the conversation surrounding the New England Patriots as they prepare to take on the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship has not been that favorable to the winners of the AFC East. That mainly came about once their opponent announced that their starting quarterback, Bo Nix, had broken his foot and wouldn't play in the biggest game of their season.