Author: Adam Gibby

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With six years of professional experience, Adam Gibby is a dedicated sports writer specializing in college football and the NFL, particularly focused on the dynamic landscape of the Big 12. His articles have been prominently featured on respected platforms including Gridiron Heroics, ESPN, SEO.co, KSL Sports, Fansided, Yardbarker, MSN, Lawless Republic, and Blue Brigham. For inquiries, please contact via email at Gibbywriting@gmail.com or follow X @AGibbySports.

Professional Spring Football has never seemed to be able to stick longterm. The USFL and XFL both have been around and gone away for decades, but it seems like the current UFL may be different. With its unique rules, inside coverage, and TV network support, the UFL feels like it could potentially become the secondary watching option every weekend during the spring while other sports have their big events (Kentucky Derby, PGA Master’s etc..). UFL Ratings Near 1 Million Average Viewership The UFL is in the middle of their season. For most sports, this is when the viewership can tell…

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Over 3,150 players have entered the transfer portal, but a shockingly high number of them have not yet found a new place to play. With every college football team done with their spring practices, one has to wonder how many more roster spots will be filled as teams try to finalize their depth charts and rosters. 50% of College Football Transfer Portal Players Have No Home…Yet According to ON3 Sports Recruiting, 3,160 players have entered the portal, but only 1,588 have committed to a new school, and an additional 100 have decided to return to their old school. That means…

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Sometimes a nice message can only be taken so seriously, and this was never more true than the news that BYU Football received when defensive tackle and projected starting nose tackle Danny Saili decided to enter his name in the transfer portal and land with the Arkansas Razorbacks.  Transferring of course is nothing new to BYU, Arkansas, or any other program, but this particular transfer left BYU fans wondering, what happened? Danny Saili Seemed Committed to BYU Earlier this year Danny Saili announced that he would be transferring to BYU after flipping his prior commitment from Texas Tech. In a…

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NFL

The 2024 NFL schedule is expected to be released in the next week or so. With that comes a lot of mystery and potential storylines to watch out for. The NFL is the most unique professional sport because, with only 17 games, sometimes teams go years without ever going against each other, especially across conferences. NFL teams already know which teams they will play and where they will play. However, the exact order of games is unknown, and road teams don’t know if they will be traveling internationally. Here are three storylines to watch out for. 1. International Games The…

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Arch Manning is the biggest backup quarterback name possibly in the history of college football. But in a world of NIL and the transfer portal, Manning seems content to compete for a starting spot at Texas alongside current starter Quin Ewers. Many believed that going into his freshman year Arch Manning would be the starter wherever he decided to commit (and he could have committed anywhere he wanted). However, after signing with Texas Quin Ewers played well enough to get the nod to start the 2023 season and after making the College Football Playoff, it’s pretty tough to make any kind…

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Coming off of a 2023-24 Super Bowl Championship and after returning a large chunk of production from last season, one may think that the Chiefs may be content with their 2024 NFL Draft class and sign very few, if any undrafted free agent deals (UDFA). Despite their success, the Chiefs have signed a surprisingly high 17 players! UDFA players are essentially rookie tryout players that a team wants to claim as their own. In other words, if a team wants a punter to try out for their team, but not allow them to try out for another team, they sign…

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While there is a ton of money in college football for the NFL, that doesn’t seem to fix every problem, particularly in the TV industry. This was made very apparent when the NFL networks’ staple show, “NFL Total Access,” announced that it would no longer be running after May 17. The NFL network went through major layoffs last month, resulting in many on-air talent personnel no longer having a job with non-bigger than pro football Hall of Famer Michael Irvin. According to an article by the Athletic, a new show named “Insiders” replaced NFL Total Access. Michael Irving has been…

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After three Super Bowls in the last five years, the Kansas City Chiefs may soon be relocating to another part of the country, with the most likely destination being Kansas. Last month, voters in Jackson County, where Arrowhead Stadium is located, rejected a sales tax measure that would have helped to find renovations, which have prompted the team to consider other options after 2030. Clark Hunt, who is a chief chairman and owner, has said that it is possible that the team would move to Kansas to stay in the area to be in a different county. However, anything is…

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College Football seems never to have a full offseason anymore. This was made clear again today as Oklahoma quarterback General Booty entered the transfer portal very late in this year’s recruiting and transfer portal cycle. Aside from having perhaps one of the more interesting names in college football, General Booty was a backup quarterback at one of the most successful quarterback schools in the country – Oklahoma. Yes, he was a third-string quarterback last year and may have been in the same position this year, but a third-string quarterback at Oklahoma would probably be a backup at most other P4…

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The 12-team College Football Playoff hasn’t even been played once, and there are already calls for it to be changed again. Various models have been proposed, but the most common change seems to favor a 14-team playoff. This format gained another supporter with Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark who said the following: “My feeling is more access for student athletes is a great thing…Providing them with championship experiences is a wonderful thing. … Hosting games on-campus is fantastic for all the right reasons. And if we ended up going to 14, and we can further enhance the championship experience for…

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