To start a new decade of Gators football, Dameon Pierce remains a running back to look out for. With the departure of Lamical Perine, Pierce will now be one of the Gators’ go-to backs. He only rushed for 305 yards last season, but he averaged 5.6 yards per carried and …
Read More »Mullen Putting Emphasis on Mental Toughness
With game week just a week away head coach, Dan Mullen, is putting emphasis in a different area for the Florida Gators. While the team is excited to be so close to game day, Mullen has noticed mistakes during practice that are completely mental. So, this week in addition to …
Read More »Buccaneers Will Face Saints in Week 1
For the first time ever, Tom Brady will not take the field on Sunday with the New England Patriots. Instead, it will be with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. All eyes are on Brady and the Buccaneers, as they face off against the New Orleans Saints. This might be arguably the …
Read More »Forsythe Expects Florida’s Offense to Light Up the Scoreboard Every Weekend
Florida’s starting left tackle, Stone Forsythe, expects the offensive line’s experience to play a key role in the team’s offensive production in 2020. The 6-7, 329-pound redshirt senior from Winter Garden, Florida, pointed to having four returners on this year’s offensive line as the biggest difference from the unit a …
Read More »Gators Announce Football Capacity Plans
The Florida Gators have announced their capacity plans for the 2020 football season. The Swamp will be open to fans, but capacity will be limited to just 20%. The 20% stipulation will cut the original capacity at 88,548 down to just 16,956. The Florida spirit squads will also not be …
Read More »Mizzou Football: Gabe DeArmond’s 2020 Season Outlook
Mizzou Season Preview After finishing the 2019 season with a 6-6 record (3-5 SEC), the Missouri Tigers look to compete for one of the top spots in the SEC East. However, with a rough schedule ahead of them, the odds are not in their favor. Gabe DeArmond from Power Mizzou …
Read More »Oakley Introduces New Mouth Shield
As sports slowly and cautiously start to pick back up around the U.S., leagues have been following numerous health protocols in order to keep athletes and coaches safe, healthy. For example, the NBA has its players in a “bubble” with limited outside contact. Additionally, a number of leagues have also …
Read More »Mississippi Changes Flag
On Sunday, the Mississippi State Legislature voted to change the state’s flag. Mississippi’s abandonment of the flag means that all state flags in America are Confederate-emblem free. The vote to remove the flag was an overwhelming “yes.” The resolution passed in the House 91-23. It passed in the Senate 37-14. …
Read More »NCAA Committee proposes six-week practice plan for schools
It seems like college football is on the horizon. Currently, the NCAA is in the process of determining the manner in which the sport will return. The NCAA Division I Football Oversight Committee is on the task. It will put the finishing touches on a new preseason practice plan on …
Read More »SEC announces return for athletes
SEC fans have been waiting for an announcement on the return of sports since March 12, when the conference suspended all in-person athletic events. Earlier today, that announcement finally came. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said that universities can open for voluntary activities, starting June 8. “At this time, we are …
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