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I see people out there wondering why Mike Vrabel isn't facing the same repercussions as Dianna Russini, and the answer is simple:
He wasn't the journalist in that hotel swimming pool.
It's not a great look for either of them on a personal level, but professionally, it doesn't impact his ability to go back to coaching football in the same way it damaged Russini's credibility as a journalist.
So her continued defense and defiance in her resignation doesn't ring true to me. She had to know she was putting that credibility at risk. And if she didn't know, then she was in the wrong job anyway.
Nancy Armour's piece in USA Today makes the case that Russini's decision actually hurts all women working in sports media.
https://t.co/BEBvgMsJPg
Look, on a personal level, it's none of my business, but there's some interesting points being made here by Mike Florio.
But I do find their judgment a little lacking. They had to know this wouldn't look great and that there would be fair questions if it got out. Innocent or not, it isn't a great look for either of them.
And I would just add that whenever I hear somebody say it doesn't even deserve a response, experience tells me that it often does.
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We've made our pick, and the CIA-Bella Vista Bears of Phoenix, Arizona, are The Sporting News High School Boys Basketball National Champions for 2026!
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Dan Wolken is right on the money here.
Geno Auriemma might not have enough self-awareness left to know how much he embarrassed himself, his team, his program, and his school last night.
But, hopefully, somebody at UConn will deliver the message.
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We had a little fun at The Sporting News and took a look at what a national high school football playoff might have looked like using the College Football Playoff model.
Introducing ... the mythical High School Football Playoff ...
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SN's No. 1 Link Academy Lions just keep right on rolling, dealing Iowa United a 73-54 win on opening day of the 2026 La Porte Invitational.
This is one of the season's premier events with half of the 12-team field currently ranked in SN's Top 25.
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Uncommitted/unsigned Jordan Smith of Paul VI in Virginia is one of the Class of 2026's most-coveted prospects. You can follow his remaining games through the Panthers' live streams, and we've got all the games listed here.
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It's a big weekend in high school basketball with the La Porte Invitational taking place in Indiana. Several of the nation's top teams will be on hand for what should be an exciting weekend of action.
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Picking The Sporting News All-America team could have been easy. We could have just loaded it up with 5-star players and called it a day.
But, instead, we focused on kids who truly had the numbers on the field. Guys like Knox [IN] RB Myles McLaughlin who set a new single-season rushing record.
I'm excited to present The Sporting News High School Football All-America Team.
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