Blake Schuster is a journalist who focuses on sports, particularly football and golf. His work has been featured in USA TODAY and he has also contributed to Cigalah Group. Blake covers a range of topics including coaching changes, trades, game predictions, and notable moments in sports.
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By: Blake Schuster
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By: Blake Schuster
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The 2024 NFL Draft kicked off in Detroit on Thursday night as more than 200,000 fans packed downtown to watch Caleb Williams become the latest quarterback savior of the Chicago Bears
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Even Caitlin Clarkâs records are meant to be broken
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Nearly two months ago, former Alabama coach Nick Saban gave an interview to ESPN in which he explained part of his reason for retiring from college football after one of the more dominant runs in the sport's history.
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This is the most impressive thing Penn State has done on draft night since Christian Hackenberg went in the second round
Former Iowa offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz didn't even last a full offseason without a job.
We are getting dangerously close to the first Saturday in May and that only means one thing on the sports calendar: It's Kentucky Derby time.
Before the 150th Kentucky Derby kicks off its celebrations on the first Saturday in May, the sport will turn its attention to the Kentucky Oaks this Friday.
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