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NBA Top 25 Under 25

NBA Top 25 Under-25 By Noah Odige The NBA is full of young talent. Whether it be role players that are contributing to their teams’ success now or future cornerstones that represent the next generation of NBA legends. Either way, as the league continues to grow and change, these 25 players are models of the young talent present in the league. Please be advised that this list is purely opinionated and is subject to criticism and debate. (Rankings and Ages as of March 1st) Honorable Mentions Mitchell Robinson Kelly Oubre Jr. Aaron Gordon Wendell Carter Jr. Miles Bridges Marvin Bagley TOP 25 Under 25 25. Jaren Jackson Jr. One of the most talked-about prospects entering the 2018 NBA Draft, Jackson built up his stock as a 5-star recruit playing for Tom Izzo at Michigan State. In his lone year with the Spartans, he put up 11.2 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 3.2 blocks and earned Big Ten DPOY, Freshman of the Year, and All Big-Ten honors. The Memphis Gri

Yannick Ngakoue and the Dysfunctional Jags

Yannick Ngakoue has demanded a trade from the Jacksonville Jaguars after the team placed the franchise-tag on him by Justin Krauss Yannick Ngakoue, try saying that name out loud and I guarantee each time it will come out completely different. To save you the trouble I’ll spell it out for you [yan-ick En-gah-kway]. While the average NFL fan not from Jacksonville may not know this guy, Ngakoue is a 25-year-old MONSTER at defensive end. In his first 4 years, he’s contributed 37.5 sacks and 14 forced fumbles. The former 3rd round pick (pick 69 I must add) out of Maryland has not had less than 8 sacks in any of his first 4 seasons. Typically, this kind of production warrants a big-money contract, but the Jaguars in typical Jaguars fashion have managed to screw it up. Ngakoue has demanded a trade from the Jacksonville Jaguars, taking to Twitter to publically display his disgust for the Jaguars organization. I mean, there are only a select few organizations that are dysfunctio

XFL Power Rankings Week 4

XFL Power Rankings Week 4 Edition: Huge shakeup in the rankings this week by Logan Borkey 1. Houston Roughnecks (4-0) | Next Week: vs Seattle Another week, another win for the Roughnecks. PJ Walker was great as always. His trusty receiver Cam Phillips only had one catch but it didn’t matter because running back Nick Holley had 97 yards and a touchdown. The only weakness with Houston so far is their defense. They've been squeaking by teams and if Walker has an off day the Roughnecks could be in trouble. Last Week: 1 2. St. Louis Battlehawks (3-1) | Next Week: @ DC The Battlehawks are quietly playing great football. Jordan Ta’amu is efficient and can keep the offense running when Christine Michael and Matt Jones can't get going. St. Louis is the only team right now that I see that can compete with the Roughnecks. Last Week: 2 3. Los Angeles Wildcats (1-3) | Next Week: vs Tampa Bay Even though the Wildcats lost, I still think this team is

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