The college football landscape was shaken when Caleb Williams, the star quarterback for USC, made a surprising announcement regarding his absence from the upcoming Holiday Bowl. This unexpected decision set off a flurry of rumors and discussions, with speculations veering toward potential moves to the NFL or a transfer to Ohio State for his senior year. Holiday Bowl Omission: An Abrupt Turn Williams’ declaration that he would not participate in USC’s Holiday Bowl appearance caught many off guard. The suddenness of his withdrawal fueled immediate conjecture about his intentions. As a pivotal figure in USC’s football program, his absence from…
Author: Landon Buford
Landon Buford
Landon is a sports writer and a former Forbes contributor for For(bes) The Culture, covering all things entertainment, sports, and culture. He is originally from Seattle, Washington, but grew up in Richardson, Texas. In addition to Forbes, Landon had stops at Sports Illustrated, Heavy.com, USA Today Sports, Vayner Media, and the Dallas Observer.
Jim Jones, the acclaimed rapper, revealed a captivating backstory about his hit track “Ballin'” and its unforeseen rise to fame. In a candid conversation with Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson, Jones reflected on the track’s creation and its unexpected trajectory to success, crediting NFL star Michael Strahan and the New York Giants for their pivotal role in propelling the song into the limelight. http://youtu.be/4outiy6Ssp4 Dem Franchize Boyz were on the original version: Jones admitted that the genesis of “Ballin'” wasn’t a calculated move towards a hit single. Rather, it was a strategic decision made under pressure from his label while navigating…
MetLife Stadium was excited as a familiar face graced the field before the Jets’ recent victory over the Eagles. Aaron Rodgers, the star quarterback who suffered a season-ending Achilles injury in Week One, was seen throwing passes. This heartwarming sight sent shockwaves across the NFL community, reigniting hope for his potential return to the field this season. Jets’ head coach Robert Saleh and Rodgers have been vocal about his remarkable recovery, but it’s essential to understand the full context before jumping to conclusions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrE7GxZ1-9k Rodgers on The Pat McAfee Show Aaron Rodgers’ journey back to the gridiron was discussed during…
LeBron James, the iconic All-NBA small forward for the Los Angeles Lakers, has always been a larger-than-life figure in basketball. However, many may need to learn that LeBron’s athletic talents extend beyond the hardwood. In various instances during his illustrious NBA career, LeBron flirted with the idea of exploring a football career. While he never made the switch, there are intriguing insights into what could have been if he had pursued his passion for football. One such glimpse comes from an offer he received from the Dallas Cowboys during the 2011 NBA strike, coupled with the perspective of NFL legend…
In professional football, few moments are as iconic as a Super Bowl victory. For the Seattle Seahawks, their triumph in Super Bowl XLVIII was a historic win and a turning point that brought immense pride to their fans. A decade later, the Seahawks hosted a reunion party to commemorate their Super Bowl championship, and they graciously shared the moment with their fans on Instagram. In this article, we’ll delve into this heartwarming reunion and explore why it holds a special place in the hearts of Seahawks fans worldwide. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Seattle…
It has been several since NBA Top 75 members Chris Paul and Anthony Davis were traded from the New Orleans Pelicans to the Los Angeles Clippers and Los Angeles Lakers. Former New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees wishes both would have stayed in New Orleans. During a recent interview with Bovada’s Scoop B Talks with host Brandon “Scoop B” Robinson, the future Pro Football Hall of Famer shared that he is happy with Davis and Paul’s success after leaving the Pelicans and Hornets. “I’m really happy for Anthony Davis. I hate that it wasn’t with the Pelicans; it would’ve been…
In a much-anticipated event, NFL legend Randy Moss made a star-studded appearance at the grand opening of the 4th Chick•A•Boom Chicken location on Island Avenue in Philadelphia, per veteran sports reporter Michael Tillery. As an esteemed investor in this popular fast-food franchise, Randy Moss’s presence added excitement and fervor to the already enthusiastic crowd. The grand opening celebrated the franchise’s success and marked the continued expansion of this delectable chicken joint, leaving fans and foodies eager to sample their mouthwatering offerings. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Michael Tillery (@hardcorepeace) A Legendary NFL Career For…
Former NFL tight end Devin Funchess is a free agent after playing Panthers, 49ers, Packers, and Lions would like to continue his career in the NFL. However, despite wanting to return to the gridiron, the 28-year-old tight end also would like to take his talents to the NBA. Something that Funchess recently shared with Bally Sports’ Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson. “I know I’d have to go overseas and play to get some film, but after that, my dream growing up was to play in the NBA,” said Funchess. “So that’s my main goal. That’s what I’m going to make happen.” https://twitter.com/ScoopB/status/1605429199996690437?s=20&t=rg7BxS2RwczDUoU2tqcQwQ…
Independent country singer Megan Moroney is known for her new single “Tennessee Orange.” During her appearance on “The Paul Finebaum Show” on Tuesday, Moroney made some conflicting comments. For those who had no idea about the song “Tennessee Orange,” it is a song about Moroney, a Georgian native who attended the University Of Georgia, who falls for a Tennessee fan. She notes on “The Paul Finebaum” Show that wearing Tennessee orange is regarded as a sin in the state of Georgia. However, please don’t get upset again, Georgia fans; Moroney clarified her allegiance. When Finebaum asked whether she was still…
Friday afternoon was media day for the Washington Wizards. During his interview session, Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal was asked by Bally Sports Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson about the pressure of landing a deal and then referenced Lamar Jackson’s situation with the Baltimore Ravens. “Football is different than basketball. I’ll say that because I don’t want to speak on other people’s business or what they got going, but I respect what he’s doing. In football, you rarely see guys play if they don’t have a deal or if they don’t have some security in the backend. I respect many football…
