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The Georgia Bulldogs have 12 players on the preseason All-SEC teams. Georgia has six players on offense and six players on defense across the three All-SEC teams with no Georgia special teams players earning All-SEC honors from the media.The media predicts that Georgia will win the SEC championship with the Bulldogs being the most popular choice over the Texas Longhorns. A third straight SEC championship would be awesome, but Georgia fans want to see the Bulldogs have more success in the College Football Playoff this season. Georgia had three players earn All-SEC first-team honors: center Drew Bobo, safety KJ Bolden and cornerback Ellis Robinson. The Bulldogs return a lot of talent from the 2025 team and are primed to have another strong season. Georgia's collection of All-SEC talent gives the Bulldogs a chance to compete with anybody in the country. Georgia does have a few notable All-SEC snubs. Kicker Peyton Woodring did not make an All-SEC team after making 17 of 19 field goal attempts in 2025. Offensive guard Juan Gaston missed the All-SEC team along with linebacker Chris Cole. Georgia All-SEC offensive playersQuarterback Gunner Stockton (third-team)Running back Nate Frazier (second-team)Offensive tackle Earnest Greene (first-team)Offensive guard Dontrell Glover (second-team)Center Drew Bobo (first-team) Tight end Lawson Luckie (second-team)Georgia All-SEC defensive playersDefensive lineman Elijah Griffin (second-team)Defensive lineman Gabe Harris (third-team)Linebacker Raylen Wilson (second-team)Safety KJ Bolden (first-team)Cornerback Ellis Robinson (first-team)Safety Khalil Barnes (third-team)Follow UGA Wire on Instagram, Facebook, X, or Threads for more Georgia football coverage!This article originally appeared on UGA Wire: 12 Georgia Bulldogs earn All-SEC selections

WWE.comTournament fever hit WWE hard in the mid-2010s, resulting in a promotion whose bracket-based output had been rendered entirely redundant: Following a streak of p*ss-weak King Of The Ring revivals, producing an unbalanced selection of Dusty Rhodes Tag-Team Classics, 2 United Kingdom Championship Tournaments that predated the tragic NXT UK brand, and a couple of Mae Young Classics that did their best to make up for 3 decades of WWE treating every woman as though they were prostitutes.None of that was must-see. By the mid-2010s, the wider wrestling world was more accessible than ever before. If you wanted to watch a tournament that actually wascan't-miss, you could fire up New Japan World for a dreamy G1 Climax or, if you take your wrestling with high spots for the sake of high spots, you could quite literally sign up to Highspots to revisit a Battle Of Los Angeles.Regardless, WWE tried.They reallytried with the Cruiserweight Classic.Offering a summer of sports that no Brazilian Olympics could match, the tournament brought together what was touted as the 32 greatest flyers in the world at the time, which bizarrely included The Brian Kendrick (?!) and Tajiri (!!). More peculiar is discovering that, a full decade later, Tajiri has accomplished more than most of his lesser-known competitors.Most, but not all...All Future PLC brands are supported by its audience. When you purchase through the links on this article, Future PLC may earn an affiliate commission.

May 3, 2026; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Orlando Magic forward Paolo Banchero (5) hugs guard Anthony Black (0) after the game against the Detroit Pistons during game seven of the first round of the 2026 NBA Playoffs at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images | Rick Osentoski-Imagn ImagesA lot of schools are after Beckham Black. Widely regarded as (at least) one of the top two point guards in the class of 27, Black is certainly considering schools like Texas, Arkansas, and Duke. His brother, Anthony, played for the Razorbacks, and is now with the Orlando Magic, where he is teammates with former Blue Devils Wendell Carter and Paolo Banchero. And Banchero is where this story takes a turn. According to BestofArkansasSports.com, Banchero and the younger Black have become close, and Banchero is pushing Duke. Will it matter in the end? Certainly cant hurt. And for what its worth, Anthony Black played for Eric Musselman, who left Arkansas for USC, thus opening the job for John Calipari. Calipari, of course, has recruited brilliantly for a very long time, and is a formidable rival. However, this is worth noting: he has not gotten a team past the Sweet Sixteen since 2019, and hasnt made it back to the Final Four since 2015. Still, hes a factor, and Duke cant overlook him, or Texas, or whoever else may pop up. But its nice to have a Banchero on your side, too. Go to the DBR Boardsto find Blue Healer Auctions||Drop us a line

The RutgersScarlet Knights could not afford to lose talent this offseason, especially on the offensive side of the ball. Losing starting quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis is significant; he was the engine for the offense. The Scarlet Knights have two solid pieces on offense in Antwan Raymond and KJ Duff; however, those two can not make up for other holes on this roster.In a recent article, Bjorn Bergstrom projects the Rutgers Scarlet Knights to take a step in the wrong direction this upcoming season. Here is what he had to say: "Given the loss of experienced quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis, the Scarlet Knights don't project to be very good offensively. Running back Antwan Raymond will have to carry a heavy load in his second season as the starter. Those issues, combined with a porous defense, mean a winless season in conference play could be on the table."Rutgers finished the season 5-7 last year, and they were one of the better bottom teams in the conference. This season, they will be competing with the Purdue Boilermakers for the worst team according to Bergstrom's projection. Rutgers has special players that can go off for individual great performances, but this team will be a team that top-tier teams like the USC Trojans will need to take advantage of for their own seeding in the standings. USC will face Rutgers in Week 4, and that will be the perfect tune-up game prior to a game with a lot at stake vs the Oregon Ducks. Contact/Follow @TrojansWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of USC Trojans news, notes and opinion.This article originally appeared on Trojans Wire: Rutgers will be one of USC's few Big Ten 'breather' games in 2026

Jul. 26They call him "The Hammer."That's the Lewis-Clark Twins' nickname for third baseman and pitcher Carson Henson, a rising junior at Lewiston High who has fit right in with the AA Lewis-Clark club, after being called up from the Cubs midway through the summer.He has fit in so well that the Lewis-Clark Twins are bound for the championship round of the American Legion baseball Idaho AA state tournament largely thanks to his contributions."I just love him. We call him 'The Hammer'," said Twins shortstop Guy Krasselt, who in August will report back to Harris Field for his freshman year with the Lewis-Clark State College baseball program. "He's just fun to play with. He's quiet, but he plays hard, and I mean, just gets to work. So it's always fun having him up there because you know he's going to do something good."Henson stepped onto the mound in a tense situation with the bases loaded in the bottom of the fifth, fired three scoreless innings to close out the win, and slapped a single to spark a three-run seventh inning in the Lewis-Clark Twins' 10-6 win over the Twin Falls Cowboys on Saturday at Harris Field in Lewiston.The Twins will face the Idaho Falls Bandits at 4 p.m. today back at Harris Field. With a 3-0 record over the past three days, Lewis-Clark is guaranteed to play for the state championship on Monday in the double-elimination tournament."I don't think the boys quite knew what was going on, so it was fun to be able to tell them in the huddle out there and say, 'Hey, your hard work's paying off, and your tenacity's paying off. And now we're in the championship,'" Twins coach Micah Brown said. "And we still got a little bit of work left to do, but it feels good to be in the driver's seat."Advertisement'The Hammer'By Brown's estimation, the bottom of the fifth was the biggest inning of Henson's young pitching career.That's because the right-hander entered with the bases loaded and the Twins' lead sitting at two runs.Henson permitted one of his inherited runners to score off a sacrifice-fly, then had to deal with another bases loaded situation after an error from Krasselt.However, two straight flyouts did the trick and Henson escaped the inning unscathed."Carson's one of our most reliable guys," Brown said. "He's got command of his pitches, and it's fun to watch him come out and just challenge hitters."Through three innings pitched, Henson shut out the Cowboys, allowing one hit, with one strikeout and no walks.After Krasselt's error loaded the bases in the seventh, Henson was in his teammate's ear."I was telling him he's gonna make another (play)," Henson said.And he was exactly right.In the bottom of the seventh, Krasselt bounded to his right, stayed on his feet and directed the weight of his throw back to his left toward first base for the bang-bang play. The first-base umpire ruled the runner out and the Twins were two outs away from the championship round."It's awesome," Henson said of playing with Krasselt. "You always trust him back there at shortstop. He'll get the job done."Comeback kidsTwins pitcher Cody Ells used 34 pitches to trudge through a tough first frame in which the Cowboys harvested five runs off five hits.Ells struck out two, including the Cowboys' nine-hole hitter, quickly beginning his dismount of the mound and walking back to the dugout as soon as he got that strike three call.Ells largely settled in from there, firing three consecutive scoreless innings, striking out five, while walking three. However, he ran into trouble in the bottom of the fifth, allowing a walk, a single and hitting the Cowboys' seventh-hole hitter with a pitch before he was lifted for Henson.Brown said he was proud of Ells' grit."It's the beauty of having nine guys in a lineup," Brown said. "If you don't have your stuff that day, there's an opportunity for everybody to pick you up, and that's what these guys are starting to figure out. It's okay to fail."Picking Ells up is precisely what the Twins did even if it took a few more innings than the prior day's game.After a double play left the Twins runless with the bases loaded in the second, the Twins loaded the bases again and came away with two runs.However, the Twins' own mistakes and miscalculations left some runs off the board, when Green was caught between third base and home for the third out of the inning, leaving Lewis-Clark in a 5-2 hole.Soon, however, the Twins' patience paid off, and the team began to make its own luck, just like it had the day prior.The luck came in the form of an infield hit off Krasselt's bat in the fifth that fell directly in front of the plate. Krasselt raced to first as Twin Falls proved unable to make the play.Later in that inning, the luck appeared as "the foul that never was," a dribbler off the bat of Jackson Casey that the Twin Falls' pitcher could only stare at as it snailed to a stop and Makhi Durrett scored to cut the Cowboys' lead to one, 5-4.A Henson sacrifice-fly tied the game, a Grady Peterson double gave the Twins a 6-5 lead and a Ty Collins hard-hit grounder extended that advantage to 7-5 to cap an explosive five-run fifth.Krasselt said that the players have grown to trust each other over the course of the summer.It's that trust that continued to motivate the team while down early and the roller coaster of big plays that fired up the dugout throughout the contest.The dugout was perhaps no more alive than in the top of the seventh, when Peyton Bonebrake slapped a two-run double to left that put the Twins up 9-6."It just shines the light on our tenacity as a team, our ability to overcome the rocky start that we had, stay together and chip away," Brown said. "We don't have to do this all at once. Just keep with our plan, chip away at this lead, and we'll have our big inning when it happens."Expectations and outlookDuring the next two days, Lewis-Clark has the chance to accomplish what they have been talking about all summer.The Twins could win the state championship. Win or lose Sunday, Lewis-Clark will be in the championship round on Monday, with a win that day clinching the state championship."I knew we had a good group of guys, and we started off hot," Krasselt said. "And as the season went on, (we) just ended up trusting each other a lot more, trust my coaches, just trust ourselves. So I mean, I thought we had a good chance. Our coach's been saying it since the start."Brown said he knew this group was capable of playing for such an opportunity when he and his staff put the roster of local All-Stars together in the spring.For Krasselt, the focus of the next few days is clear."Play for each other," Krasselt said. "Just come out with energy and just keep doing what we're doing."Twins 002 050 31 8 1Cowboys 500 010 06 9 2C. Ells, C. Henson (5) and C. Robbins and P. Bonebrake; J. Bingham, H. Murray (5) and M. Stadelmeir.Twins hits G. Peterson 2 (2B), P. Bonebrake (2B), G. Krasselt, S. Hall, J. Casey, C. Henson, T. Collins.Cowboys hits C. Lee (2B), D. Carter, M. Stadelmeir, H. Murray, T. Walker, J. Bingham, C. Reyes, C. Fuller.------Other AA state tournament scoresIdaho Falls Bandits 12, Post 4 Runnin' Rebels 5 (loser-out)CDA Lums 7, Middleton Vikes 6 (loser-out)Taylor can be reached at 208-848-2260, staylor@lmtribune.com, or on X or Instagram @Sam_C_Taylor.

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