Bryce Lazenby is a Sports Journalist at various respected publications. A Nashville native, he specializes in competitive sports, covering themes such as professional sports, sports marketing, and the business of sports, with a strong focus on both individual and team sports. He has been featured in prominent outlets including USA Today, Saturday Tradition, and The Sporting News.
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The Miami Dolphins spent big to bring in quarterback Malik Willis this offseason.
By: Bryce Lazenby
The Miami Heat are undergoing some big changes this offseason. The team won the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes, and as a result, has to
By: Bryce Lazenby
The Minnesota Timberwolves weren't content running back with their same core in 2026-27.
The Denver Broncos had an impressive 2025 season. The team didn't have the highest expectations in the league, but they made a surprising run all the way to the AFC Championship Game.
By: Bryce Lazenby
Despite being selected in the 2026 MLB Draft, Austin Peay pitcher Cody Airington has decided to return to school.
By: Bryce Lazenby
The Austin Peay men's and women's basketball teams have revealed their inaugural UAC schedules.
There was a time when it was very rare to see big NFL trades . The NFL trade deadline used to have one or two small moves tops, but now, it's almost becoming just as exciting as the other major league deadlines.
Huge NFL trades have become more common lately, and some think the Browns could send out another star soon.
Trades in the NFL used to be incredibly rare, and trades of star players were practically unheard of.
By: Bryce Lazenby
The Los Angeles Lakers are undergoing some big changes this offseason.
