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Miami defense stuns Texas A&M in wild CFP finish

Miami’s defense absolutely stole the show in a gritty 10-3 win over Texas A&M, punching the Hurricanes’ ticket to the CFP quarterfinals. Malachi Toney redeemed himself with a clutch touchdown after a late fumble, and Bryce Fitzgerald’s second interception sealed the deal as time ran out. Mark Fletcher Jr. broke loose for a massive 56-yard run to set up the game-winner, capping a career night. The Hurricanes now face Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl, still chasing their first national title since 2001. How do you feel about Miami’s chances moving forward? #Sports #Football #MiamiHurricanes

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Jeffrey Armstrong

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Gamecocks’ top talent hits transfer portal

Big changes are coming for South Carolina football as five outgoing Gamecocks are now ranked among the nation’s top 300 transfer prospects. Standout tight end Michael Smith leads the pack, rated as the No. 3 tight end in the country, while freshman receiver Brian Rowe and key linemen Trovon Baugh and Nick Sharpe are also drawing major attention. With so much young talent on the move, it’s a pivotal moment for the program and its fans. How do you feel about these departures, and what does it mean for the future of Gamecock football? #Sports #Football #Gamecocks

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Jay Williams

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Caleb Downs earns unanimous All-American honors

Caleb Downs just made Ohio State history—he’s now a unanimous All-American, joining only two other Buckeyes this season. His leadership at safety has been a game-changer for the nation’s top-ranked defense, which has allowed just 8.2 points per game. Downs’ trophy case is overflowing, including the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and the Jim Thorpe Award. With the Cotton Bowl up next, all eyes are on how this defensive powerhouse will handle Texas A&M or Miami. What do you think has been the biggest key to Ohio State’s defensive dominance this year? #Sports #Football #OhioState

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Jay Williams

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Three Dallas County teams eye football glory

Three powerhouse high schools—DeSoto, South Oak Cliff, and Duncanville—are all heading to state football championship games this weekend, and the excitement is electric across southern Dallas County. Parents, students, and entire neighborhoods are rallying behind their teams, turning stadium send-offs into true community celebrations. For South Oak Cliff, it’s a shot at redemption after last year’s heartbreak, while DeSoto and Duncanville are chasing more titles for their trophy cases. It’s not just about football—it’s about pride, unity, and showing what South Dallas is made of. Who are you rooting for, and what does this moment mean for our community? #Sports #Football #DallasFootball

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Detroit’s Fox Theatre set for knockout night

Tony Harrison is putting his money—and pride—on the line in his own backyard, boldly predicting he’ll finish Brian Chaves in under five rounds at Detroit’s historic Fox Theatre. After two years away, Harrison’s comeback has reignited Detroit’s boxing scene, and he’s so confident he’s even offered $5,000 if Chaves can beat him. The night also features a heated women’s rematch for the WBC and WBA titles, plus a showcase of local talent. With the Fox Theatre roaring back to life for boxing, this event feels like a true homecoming for Detroit’s fighting spirit. Who’s your pick for fight of the night? #Sports #Wrestling #DetroitBoxing

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John Camacho

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Birmingham rallies behind UAB Football’s comeback

Coach Mortensen is calling on Birmingham to unite and help bring UAB Football back to its winning ways. He’s not just talking about showing up for the six home games—he’s asking fans to get season tickets, support the Competitive Excellence Fund, and wear the UAB brand with pride. The stakes are high: with NCAA changes and tighter budgets, every bit of community support matters more than ever. Do you think this renewed push can really turn things around for UAB, or are the challenges too big? Let’s talk about what it’ll take for Blazer Nation to thrive. #Sports #Football #UABFootball

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Chad Williams

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Grass Range’s Jace Bantz joins Bobcat legacy

Montana’s football dreams are alive and well in Grass Range, where hometown hero Jace Bantz just signed on with the Montana State Bobcats. After leading his high school team to their first-ever 6-Man state title game, Bantz is now set to chase bigger goals in Bozeman. He’s betting the Bobcats will take the FCS semifinal by at least a touchdown, and he’s ready to work his way up just like other small-town standouts before him. How do you think local talent shapes the future of Montana football? #Sports #Football #MontanaState

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Aaron Taylor

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Indiana football locks in OC Mike Shanahan

Indiana football just made a power move by extending offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan’s contract for three more years. This keeps the brains behind the Hoosiers’ explosive offense—currently leading the Big Ten in both scoring and total yards—right here in Bloomington. With both Shanahan and defensive coordinator Bryant Haines now locked in, Coach Cignetti’s staff has serious stability heading into future playoff runs. It’s a big statement: Indiana is committed to building a championship contender. What do you think—will this continuity finally bring a title to IU? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball

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Chad Williams

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Montana’s Super Brawl: Rivalry hits new heights

Montana is buzzing like never before as the Bobcats and Grizzlies gear up for their first-ever postseason clash in the legendary Brawl of the Wild. This isn’t just another rivalry game—this semifinal showdown is turning the whole state into a football frenzy, with tickets gone in a flash and everyone picking sides. With both teams hungry to end decades-long championship droughts, Saturday’s 125th meeting feels bigger than the Super Bowl for Montanans. Who do you think will come out on top—and what does this epic matchup mean for the state’s football legacy? #Sports #Football #BrawloftheWild

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Michael Pitts

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Remembering Steve Taneyhill’s Gamecock legacy

Steve Taneyhill’s arrival at South Carolina in 1992 changed Gamecock football forever. Despite big-name schools like Alabama and Penn State chasing him, it was the relentless recruiting and the electric SEC atmosphere in Columbia that won him over. Taneyhill didn’t just play—he broke records and brought a new energy to the team, earning national recognition as Sports Illustrated’s Freshman of the Year. His story is a reminder of how one player—and the coaches who believe in them—can shape a program’s identity. What’s your favorite Taneyhill moment or Gamecock memory? #Sports #Football #Gamecocks

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