Deebo Samuel amongst top wide receivers looking for new deal
In an offseason that has seen record-breaking contracts for wide receivers, three of the NFL’s top young players at the position are looking for new deals of their own.
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ESPN: Indianapolis Colts signing CB Stephon Gilmore to two-year, $23M contract
The 10th overall pick in the 2012 draft by the Bills, the former Gamecock has 27 interceptions and 116 passes defended in 10 seasons.
Tiger Woods says “as of right now” he plans to play in Masters
Tiger Woods is no longer a game-time decision for this week’s Masters, announcing Tuesday that he plans to play in the tournament that begins Thursday.
Frank Martin finalizing UMass’ offer to be head men’s basketball coach
Former South Carolina men’s basketball coach Frank Martin has an opportunity to coach at a new address.
Ed Conroy finalizing deal to return as head coach at The Citadel
The Citadel is finalizing a deal to bring former head coach Ed Conroy back to the Bulldogs, sources told ESPN.
ESPN: South Carolina will hire Chattanooga’s Lamont Paris as its next men’s basketball coach
Paris replaces Frank Martin, who was fired last week after 10 seasons in Columbia. Martin went 171-147 overall at South Carolina, including 18-13 this season, 9-9 in the SEC.
ESPN: LSU to hire Murray State’s Matt McMahon as new men’s basketball coach
McMahon comes to LSU after getting significant interest from other jobs, including the one still open at South Carolina.
ESPN: Xavier expected to hire Sean Miller in coach’s return after one year away from sport
Miller was a serious candidate for South Carolina’s head coaching vacancy, but chose to return to Xavier, where he reached the Elite 8 and Sweet 16 in five seasons from 2004-09.
Sources: Deshaun Watson picks Browns, to get $230M
Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson has decided that he wants to play for the Cleveland Browns, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Joe Buck, Troy Aikman sign multiyear deals with ESPN to be voices of Monday Night Football
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, who have teamed together for 20 NFL seasons in the broadcast booth, have signed multiyear agreements to join ESPN as the new voices for Monday Night Football, it was announced Wednesday.
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