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Frank Kush, winningest coach in Arizona State history, dies at age 88
The most famous head coach in the history of Arizona State athletics has passed. The university confirmed Thursday that the legendary Frank Kush died earlier in the day of unknown causes. He was 88 years old. After finishing his collegiate playing career at Michigan State and a stint in the Army, Kush’s first job in coaching was as the line coach for the Sun Devils in 1955. When Dan Devine left to become the head coach at Missouri in December of 1957, Kush was promoted to head coach. Kush spent the next 21½ years as the head coach at ASU, leading the Sun Devils to a 176-54-1 mark that included seven Western Athletic Conference championships. The wins are the most in the football program’s
- Dr. Saturday
The message behind Tyreke Smith’s ‘I Hope I Don't Get Killed For Being Black Today' T-shirt
High school football prospect Tyreke Smith raised attention to the epidemic of blacks being killed at an alarming rate. Four-star 2018 defensive end recruit Tyreke Smith attended Ohio State’s one-day camp Saturday with an offer from the Buckeyes already in hand. With little more to prove to the college football programs on the field — he has an offer from essentially every powerhouse in America — it was what he wore while participating that grabbed headlines.
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Keyshawn Johnson Jr. not part of Nebraska team ‘right now,’ will take time off to ‘mature’ per famous dad
This is certainly an interesting development. Nearly two weeks ago, Keyshawn Johnson Jr. was cited for marijuana possession and possession of drug paraphernalia. Friday, Rivals.com is reporting behind its paywall, the wide receiver is not currently a part of the Nebraska football team. From KETV.com‘s detailing of the report from HuskerOnline.com‘s Nate Clouse: I’m told that Johnson Jr. will be taking somewhat of a leave of absence from the team right now, but the door is open for his return next January, assuming he has taken care of a few requirements prior to that time,” Clouse wrote. According to Clouse, Johnson has returned to Los Angeles and will likely take classes online or at a junior
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- Kansas to spend $300 million to improve football facilities
- Ohio State recruit grabs attention for T-shirt with strong words
- Mizzou DE doesn't plan to talk to local media outlets in 2017
- Keyshawn Johnson Jr. taking leave from Nebraska until at least January
- Longtime coach Phillip Fulmer returning to Tennessee as an advisor
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