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Purdue DE George Karlaftis reflects on his journey at NFL combine

Football wasn’t a thought “at all,” Karlaftis said, when he grew up in Athens, Greece. He played water polo.

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Kelly Goes In-Depth, Tiger Town Returns, Robinson Impresses

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Tiger Setters Kick Off NCAA Tourney Play Against Coyotes

Tiger Setters Kick Off NCAA Tourney Play Against Coyotes Share this story Volleyball set up for NCAA Tourney Joshua Taylor’s Tigers are set to begin what hopes to be an extended stay in Omaha at the NCAA Tournament when they face South Dakota, the Summit League champion, in the first round today at 11am. You can check out all the action on ESPN3. Practice day ☑ According to Eric Blum’s article in the Columbia Tribune, Missouri is the one of three SEC tourney teams, with Kentucky (no.2) and Florida (no.8). Should the Tigers defeat the Coyotes, they’ll face No. 9 Ohio State in the second round at 11am on Thursday. Mizzou has won at least one match in the NCAA Tourney in each of the past five seasons. They reached the Sweet 16 in 2016 and 2017.

McDonald's All American Nominations Announced, Future Tigers Well Represented

Atlanta Hawks roundtable: What will the team's record be in 2020-21?

Photo by Scott Cunningham/NBAE via Getty Images The 2020-21 NBA season is nearly here and, after the longest break in recorded history, the Atlanta Hawks will return to action in the coming days. Before the regular season tips off on Dec. 23, the Peachtree Hoops is coming together for a ten-part roundtable series, setting the stage for what’s to come. In the final installment, our staff predicts Atlanta’s final record for the upcoming campaign. Brad Rowland: As a reminder to everyone, the 2020-21 season is scheduled for only 72 games, so the traditional 82-game format (with 41-41 as the .500 mark, etc.) is out the window. Beyond that, there could be cancellations and flexibility is key. Now, with that out of the way, I’ll go with 38-34. That is higher than the national baseline (and the over/unders are between 34.5 and 36.5 as a consensus), but this is a team with five top-100 players, quality young talent and real depth. That should be helpful over the course of a frenzied season, and this is a playoff team on paper in my view.