Today at 12:55 p.m., the UVA Chapel Bells will play “Amazing Grace,” followed by three chimes to honor the lives of Lavel Davis Jr., Devin Chandler and D’Sean Perry. As we mark four years since their passing, everyone in the UVA community is invited to pause, reflect, and remember them.
After the bells, several members of the University community will walk from the chapel to a memorial honoring the players on the Betsy and John Casteen Arts Grounds.
BLACK MOM HIDES CAMERA IN NONVERBAL SON'S HAIR TO FIND OUT WHAT WAS HAPPENING AT SCHOOL
White teacher allegedly caught on video repeatedly calling her son the N word
This is WHY the Nation of Islam advocates separate schools for our children
Lots of talk about Kamario Taylor’s new deal, which seems to have set the market, and how it impacts Keelon Russell.
I get folks are worried about him jumping ship to the highest bidder. Ultimately - we have zero control over what he decides to do so it is what it is, but…
Understand that this staff has been telling us since last signing day that they’re planning for this. They’ve had the foresight to realize that certain guys on this team were going to command higher dollars after this season. There’s a reason @PlayerProMorgan has talked about paying the guys playing on SATURDAYS as opposed to unproven talent. There’s also a reason the 27 recruiting class is ranked where it is.
They have a plan and honestly Keelon seems to be having a ball. I’m sure the young man also understands that wherever he is playing, his trajectory is going to pay off largely in a short amount of time when he gets to the next level.
Plus…just feels like he loves Bama and this staff. And they love him.
Saw Shep take a picture with Josh Ford in the training room yesterday.
Ford is pretty tough, but found one who is tougher!
I know it was a special day for him.
Well, well, well. The Ole Miss racial incident story just took a MAJOR turn.
One of the students involved says the girls immediately apologized and told her, “I’m sorry, we did that to like 4 doors.”
One of the girls accused also says she had never met the students and didn’t even know their race.
So this wasn’t some incident targeting one particular group of students. They were doing it to multiple doors.
The families of these girls need to start suing the media outlets.
A 16-year-old was babysitting his girlfriend’s 23-month-old son. The baby wouldn’t stop crying so he covered the boy’s head with a pillow and punched him in the head until his brain bled. The child died. At trial, the teen sobbed and screamed that he’d loved him. Then the judge read out a phone call he’d made from jail and it ended him.
The boy’s name was Austin Smith. He was 23 months old. The 16-year-old, Dylan, was left alone to watch him and when Austin wouldn’t settle, he smothered him with a pillow and beat him in the head with his fists. The toddler suffered a brain hemorrhage and died.
In the courtroom, Dylan put on a performance. He cried hard. He screamed that he never meant to kill anyone, that he loved little Austin, that it was all a terrible mistake. For a moment, it almost looked like it might work on the jury.
Then the judge pulled out a recording a call Dylan had made to his own mother from jail, before the trial. On it, in his own voice, he’d laid out the plan: “I’m a 16-year-old blond kid. I just need to cry in front of the jury and they’ll feel sorry for me.”
He hadn’t been grieving. He’d been rehearsing.
The judge handed him the maximum: 25 years to life.
So here’s what splits people: is 25-to-life too heavy for a 16-year-old who still has a whole life ahead of him or does a boy who kills a baby for crying, then coldly games the court with fake tears, deserve to never walk free at all?
Husband breaks down in tears of relief after learning his six-month-pregnant wife was pulled ALIVE from the rubble of a collapsed building in Brooklyn.
Alabama holds No. 1 spot for in-state WR Darryl Blackmon as decision gets closer
"I’ve always been an Alabama fan. Me being from the state, growing up as a kid I always wanted to play for Alabama."
https://t.co/ZZFX6UNyAi (On3+)
THE PRICE OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL IS SKYROCKETING! 💰
Mississippi State QB Kamario Taylor is reportedly finalizing a $7.5 MILLION deal to return to Starkville for the 2027 season, with incentives that could push the total to $9 MILLION!
Just how does that compare to the biggest single-season paydays in college football?
HIGHEST REPORTED SINGLE-SEASON TOTALS:
- Kamario Taylor (Mississippi State, 2027) - $7.5M
- Darian Mensah (Miami, 2026) - $6.5M
- Trinidad Chambliss (Ole Miss, 2026) - $5M+
- Dante Moore (Oregon, 2026) - $5M
- Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State, 2026) - $5M
- Sam Leavitt (LSU, 2026) - $4.5M
- Demond Williams Jr. (Washington, 2026) - $4M
- Jordan Seaton (LSU, 2026) - $4M+
- Josh Hoover (Indiana, 2026) - $4M
- Drew Mestemaker (Oklahoma State, 2026) - $3.5M
OTHER NOTABLE REPORTED DEALS:
• Brendan Sorsby (Texas Tech, 2026): Agreed to a deal reportedly worth $5M–$6M before a sports gambling investigation and eligibility controversy ended his time with the Red Raiders. He never played a game for Texas Tech. The school confirmed he would be allowed to keep money already paid, but the amount he actually received has not been publicly disclosed.
• Carson Beck (Georgia/Miami, 2024–25): Beck's agent claimed he secured nearly $10 MILLION in combined NIL agreements over a 12-month period spanning his time at Georgia and transfer to Miami. That figure has not been independently verified as a single-season payout.
• Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State, 2026): Smith has been linked to reports of compensation approaching $10 MILLION, and said he could have commanded more than $10M to transfer. His published On3 valuation currently stands at $5M, so the higher figure is not included in the rankings.
Has college football officially entered the era of the $10 MILLION PLAYER? 👀
Steph Curry calls out Nick Young, Gilbert Arenas, and everyone else talking about Ayesha Curry, telling them to keep his wife’s name out of their mouths 😳
“Kind of speaks to a bigger conversation on how you view women in this world and what they’re allowed and what they’re not allowed to do.”
Miami WR Malachi Toney reportedly underwent an experimental syndesmosis reconstruction procedure in Germany to accelerate his recovery from a high ankle sprain.
The procedure is not approved in the United States, but Toney is expected to return as early as this week.