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Sources around the league say Golden State has opened substantive talks with New Orleans about third‑year forward Trey Murphy III, hoping the 6‑foot‑8 sharpshooter will complete a new‑look triumvirate with Stephen Curry and newly acquired Jimmy Butler. It is a bold gambit—one that would strip still more depth from an already top‑heavy roster—but insiders insist the Warriors believe Murphy’s two‑way upside is the missing piece that could restore them to genuine title contention.  Murphy, 24, is coming off a breakout campaign in which he averaged 17.8 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.9 made threes on 40.4 percent shooting from deep while guarding three positions. Those numbers convinced Pelicans executives to…

REAKING: Texas Tech Makes Major Splash – Lady Raiders Nab Ole Miss Star Snudda Collins for 2025–26 In a move that could reshape the future of Texas Tech women’s basketball, head coach Krista Gerlich has pulled off one of her most impactful signings to date. The Lady Raiders have officially secured a commitment from standout Ole Miss transfer Snudda Collins for the 2025–26 season — a dynamic, high-scoring guard known for her lethal perimeter shooting and veteran leadership. This high-profile addition signals a new chapter for a Texas Tech program intent on returning to national relevance. With Collins joining…

REAKING: Georgia Bulldogs Reshape Depth Chart — Kirby Smart Rolls Out Ferocious New Starters for 2025 SEC Title Charge In a bold and calculated move, Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart has sent shockwaves through the SEC with a dramatic reshuffling of the team’s depth chart ahead of the 2025 season. With a championship mentality fueling every decision, Smart has unveiled a new core of starters—young, hungry, and battle-tested—to lead the Bulldogs into yet another fierce Southeastern Conference title hunt. This latest update isn’t just about replacing veterans—it’s a philosophical statement. Georgia, already a perennial powerhouse, is now faster,…

LUBBOCK, Texas — Texas Tech’s summer recruiting furnace just roared to life. On June 8, head coach Krista Gerlich confirmed that 6‑foot‑1 SEC sniper Snudda Collins is transferring from Ole Miss to play her graduate season with the Lady Raiders in 2025‑26, instantly giving Tech the kind of proven perimeter threat the roster lacked during last year’s up‑and‑down ride through Big 12 play. Collins arrives with a résumé that reads like a tailor‑made wish list for Gerlich’s run‑and‑gun system: 175 career three‑pointers (fifth‑most in Ole Miss history), two SEC Academic Honor Roll nods, and a well‑earned reputation for draining clutch shots in hostile buildings. In her very first college game…

BREAKING: Krista Gerlich Reloads Lady Raiders With Premier Coaching Staff and Impact Graduate Transfer In a bold and strategic move to elevate Texas Tech women’s basketball back into Big 12 contention, head coach Krista Gerlich has made headlines by reinforcing her program with a powerhouse combination: a revamped, elite coaching staff and a dynamic graduate transfer who’s expected to make an immediate impact on the court. The Lady Raiders, hungry to return to their former glory, are signaling they mean business. Gerlich’s latest moves are being hailed across Lubbock and beyond as both calculated and transformative. With these additions,…

The Padres’ brain‑trust has slammed its foot on the gas, turning a simmering trade season into a full‑blown, mid‑June boil. Multiple insiders say A.J. Preller’s front office has broadened its search for a difference‑making bat and is already deep in talks on two headline names: $50 million center‑fielder Luis Robert Jr. of the White Sox and Boston speed demon Jarren Duran. At the same time, manager Mike Shildt must navigate fresh bad news on ace Michael King, whose return from a pinched nerve in his neck has been pushed back to “sometime after the All‑Star break,” leaving the rotation thin while the NL West grows hotter by…

BREAKING: Braydon Hawthorne Joins Kentucky’s 2025 Class — Wildcats Secure Key Piece as Summer Workouts Fuel Anticipation The Kentucky Wildcats have just added a major weapon to their 2025 recruiting class—Braydon Hawthorne, a dynamic prospect whose commitment signals another big win for head coach Mark Stoops and his staff. With summer workouts now in full swing in Lexington, Hawthorne’s pledge is already energizing both the locker room and Big Blue Nation. Braydon Hawthorne, a high-impact recruit who’s been on the radar of top programs across the country, brings a mix of athleticism, football IQ, and leadership that coaches crave.…

Texas Longhorns Claim SEC Power Ranking Supremacy Heading into Media Days In a monumental moment for the Texas Longhorns and their rapidly evolving football legacy, Steve Sarkisian’s squad has officially climbed to the top of Inside Texas’ latest SEC Power Rankings. Just weeks ahead of the SEC Media Days, the Longhorns have seized the conference spotlight, surpassing traditional juggernauts like Alabama and Georgia in a show of growing dominance and program-wide momentum. This surge isn’t just a symbolic gesture—it’s a declaration. With Texas officially joining the SEC this season, many questioned whether the Longhorns could keep pace with the…

Big 12 Unveils 2025‑26 Schedule Matrix—Lady Raiders Draw Heavyweight Home‑and‑Home Series With Baylor, Houston and Kansas The Big 12 Conference pulled back the curtain on next season’s women’s‑basketball scheduling matrix Thursday morning, and Texas Tech’s path through an ever‑deeper league is anything but gentle. Head coach Krista Gerlich’s Lady Raiders landed three of the conference’s most recognizable brands—Baylor, Houston and Kansas—as their lone home‑and‑away opponents in 2025‑26. That means six head‑to‑head meetings with programs that have combined for 23 NCAA Tournament appearances in the past decade, all crammed into an 18‑game Big 12 slate that already tests travel endurance and roster depth. Beginning last season,…

Shockwave in Athens: Five‑Star Specialist Harran Zureikat Commits to Georgia, Cementing the Bulldogs’ Future in the Third Phase ATHENS, Ga. — A hush swept Sanford Stadium’s recruiting war room Thursday night and then exploded into cheers when Fox Chapel (Pa.) standout Harran Zureikat dialed in his decision. The nation’s consensus No. 1 kicker—and a top‑five punter in the 2026 cycle—has pledged to wear red and black, instantly turning Georgia’s already‑formidable special‑teams unit from strength to potential super‑weapon. The verdict came barely 48 hours after Zureikat worked out privately for Kirby Smart and special‑teams coordinator Scott Cochran, drilling 57‑yarders under a humid Athens sunset. According to TribLive, the Bulldogs…