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Sports Illustrated's comprehensive rankings for the 2025-26 men's college basketball season highlight the challenges of evaluating teams amid roster turnover, international recruitment, and the evolving landscape of college hoops, providing insights into top contenders, sleeper teams, and emerging programs across divisions.
The NFL trade deadline is approaching on November 4, with limited movement so far. Teams are mainly interested in acquiring pass rushers and wide receivers, but the supply is limited. Key players like Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb, and Jakobi Meyers are potential trade targets, while teams such as the Steelers, Bills, and Rams are seen as likely buyers. The market for running backs is expected to be quiet, with Alvin Kamara and Breece Hall unlikely to be traded soon.
NBA 2K26 shows significant improvements in shot mechanics and player movement, making gameplay smoother and more enjoyable, but its offline modes, especially MyNBA, remain underwhelming and feel rushed, leaving the overall experience somewhat mixed.
The article discusses early player trades and free agency activity in the AHL as NHL free agency opens, highlighting key players, recent moves, and potential signings that could impact the upcoming season.
Ahead of free agency, the NBA sees significant player movements and trade discussions, including Deandre Ayton's buyout from Portland, potential signings like Myles Turner and Nickeil Alexander-Walker, and trades involving players such as Jordan Poole and CJ McCollum, with teams strategizing to build competitive rosters.
The article ranks NFL running back groups into seven tiers, highlighting significant offseason changes. The top tier includes the 49ers, Ravens, Eagles, and Packers, featuring star players like Christian McCaffrey and Saquon Barkley. Other tiers range from teams with quality depth to those with injury concerns or more to prove. The rankings reflect the impact of player movements and potential performance in the upcoming season.
The 2024 NFL free agency period has begun, and all 32 teams are in negotiations with pending free agents. A running tracker of the top 100 free agents, compiled by senior columnist Pete Prisco, is available for updates on where these players have signed. The offseason is expected to see significant player movement, and fans can stay updated on the latest signings and available free agents.
As the NFL free agency negotiating window opens, the AFC teams are facing various needs and challenges. The Ravens must decide between shoring up their pass rush or maintaining their offensive line, while the Chiefs need to find pass-catching help and the Broncos are in need of a quarterback. The Bengals have cap space to protect Joe Burrow, while the Texans are focused on surrounding C.J. Stroud with talent.
The 2024 fantasy football rankings provide an early look at player rankings, with the Atlanta Falcons' coaching change expected to benefit players like Bijan Robinson, while retained offensive coordinators in Houston and Detroit aim to prevent sophomore slumps for C.J. Stroud and Sam LaPorta. Over 25 rookies are expected to make an impact, particularly with the upcoming NFL free agency likely to influence player movement and rankings.
Texas A&M tight end Jake Johnson has announced his intention to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal. Johnson, a talented playmaker, played in 17 games over two seasons with the Aggies and was ranked as the No. 1 tight end in the nation in the 2022 class. The On3 Network provides resources to track transfer portal activity and stay updated on player movement.
The article provides midseason grades for several transfer quarterbacks in college football. Standouts include Shedeur Sanders of Colorado, Sam Hartman of Notre Dame, and DJ Uiagalelei of Oregon State, who have all performed well in their new teams. Other quarterbacks like Luke Altmyer of Illinois and Phil Jurkovec of Pitt have struggled, while some have been hampered by injuries. Overall, the transfer quarterbacks have had varying degrees of success, with some making significant impacts on their teams.
The transfer portal for underclassmen in college basketball opened on March 13 and will close on May 11. Big Ten teams have completed their seasons and player movement is beginning to pick up across the conference. Inside the Hall is tracking Big Ten transfer portal entries and has compiled a list of players who have entered the portal, including Jalen Miller from Rutgers, Ike Cornish from Maryland, and several players from Minnesota.