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The Yankees signed right-hander Dylan Coleman to a minor league deal last week, according to Coleman’s MLB.com profile page.  It wasn’t specified if the contract included an invitation to New York’s Major League spring camp. Sixty-eight of Coleman’s 93 2/3 career innings in the majors came as a member of the Royals bullpen in 2022, when the righty posted a 2.78 ERA, 24.6% strikeout rate, and 12.8% walk rate.  These promising numbers drastically went south in 2023, as Coleman has an 8.84 ERA and a walk rate that ballooned to 19.8%, almost eclipsing his 21.9K%. Kansas City traded Coleman to…

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In this story:Vanderbilt football got some good news for its roster for the 2026 season Friday afternoon. Vanderbilt running backs Sedrick Alexander and Makhilyn “MK” Young were confirmed to both return for next season via a post on Twitter/X from Vanderbilt football assistant running backs coach Josh Adams.The post has the caption “Run it back” with a video of both Alexander and Young’s highlights.The news is one that was more than likely expected at some point, but with confirmation now, Vanderbilt knows it is set on its backfield for next season. Both Alexander and Young were major contributors to Vanderbilt’s…

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In this story:If football is a game of inches, so too, apparently, is a quarterback’s height.Vanderbilt star Diego Pavia recently made headlines again after his Senior Bowl measurements fell short—literally—of his height listed in his official Vandy bio. Pavia came in at 5’9’’ 7/8, while his bio claimed he was 6’0’’ tall.College football fans were quick to point out the two-inch-plus difference, though many may have already assumed Pavia wasn’t being completely truthful about his height (see how he compares to his peers in his Heisman Ceremony photos).Pavia personally responded to critics on Monday at the Senior Bowl in which…

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The Panini Senior Bowl, featuring some of the nation’s top college football seniors, will be played on Jan. 31 in Mobile, Alabama.The game, which is a showcase for players entering the NFL Draft, will feature Vanderbilt quarterback and Heisman finalist Diego Pavia.Here are things to know about Pavia entering the Senior Bowl:Pavia is officially listed on the Senior Bowl roster as 5-foot-9 ⅞ and weighing 198 pounds.Vanderbilt listed Pavia as 6-foot and 207 pounds on its 2025 roster, which had many questioning those numbers entering the Heisman Trophy presentation in December. He was also listed at 6-foot on the New…

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Coverage from the game:Kentucky basketball’s ‘disastrous effort’ leads to blowout loss to VanderbiltCoverage during the game:NASHVILLE — The phrase, “The only constant is change” aptly describes Kentucky basketball’s starting lineup this season.In 20 games since the 2025-26 campaign began, the Wildcats have sported nine different starting fives — an altered look nearly every other outing. The reason for the fluidity has been the story of Mark Pope’s two seasons as coach: UK simply can’t avoid injuries.In 56 games since taking over at his alma mater, Pope has had his full complement of scholarship players available just 10 times — and…

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Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia wasn’t shy about selling himself to NFL scouts during a television interview during the Panini Senior Bowl week on Jan. 28.The Heisman trophy finalist told Simone Eli, from New York’s PIX11News, “I’m the best player in the country,” when asked what he was trying to prove to NFL scouts and coaches at the Senior Bowl.”You get me, you get someone who is a winner, a competitor, a leader, and someone who doesn’t take no for an answer.”The Senior Bowl, which will be held Jan. 31 in Mobile, Alabama (1:30 p.m. CT, NFL Network) is a showcase…

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Carlos Rodón seems to be progressing well from the surgery he had in October to remove loose bodies from his elbow. In an appearance on Foul Territory’s livestream of the New York Baseball Writers’ Gala, Rodón said he was back throwing eight weeks removed from the surgery. He’s been recently doing mound work as well.“It doesn’t really feel like much of a rehab,” Rodón said. The most recent timeline from the team had Rodón returning in late April or early May. That would put him slightly ahead of Gerrit Cole and well ahead of Clarke Schmidt. Cole and Schmidt are coming…

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Thanks to Winter Storm Fern, the SEC flipped the script on No. 18 Vanderbilt men’s basketball and Ole Miss, announcing Jan. 29 that the game scheduled for Jan. 31 at SJB Pavilion in Oxford, Mississippi, will now be played at 5 p.m. on the same date at Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville.The conference also announced that the matchup between Tyler Tanner and Mark Byington’s Commodores and the Rebels scheduled for March 4 in Nashville will be played in Oxford.Winter storms that have caused heavy damage in the Oxford area have forced the school to close through Feb. 8. Many in the…

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