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Former Cal WR Trevor Davis Signs With Falcons

Oregon State puts F. King Alexander on probation for his role in LSU sexual misconduct scandal

Powerful quakes rock the Pacific

Powerful quakes rock the Pacific Ashley Shaffer and Alex Connor, USA TODAY © Screen capture usgs.gov The United States Geological Survey reports numerous magnitude 2.5+ earthquakes in the past day. A magnitude 8.1 earthquake struck off the coast of New Zealand. LSU banned a former coach from contacting female students. And what could states ditching mask mandates mean for the rest of the United States? It's Ashley and Alex (AGAIN!). Let's talk news.  3 powerful earthquakes hit off coast of New Zealand: Tsunami threat remains Several powerful earthquakes hit near the coast of New Zealand Thursday night and Friday morning, prompting tsunami warnings for New Zealand and tsunami watches for Hawai'i. The most powerful was a magnitude 8.1 quake (that’s quite large) that hit some 600 miles off of New Zealand on Friday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey said. There were no immediate reports of serious damage or casualties. Following the 8.1 quake, civil defense authorities in New Zealand said a damaging tsunami was possible. Hawaii was under a tsunami watch. “A tsunami may have been generated by this earthquake that could be destructive on coastal areas even far from the epicenter,” the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said. I texted my dad in Hawai’i to warn him about the tsunami, and he replied: “Put my floaties on.” 

J.J. Watt gets Marshall Goldberg's No. 99 as Cardinals unretire jersey

Goldberg played for the Cards (then based in Chicago) from 1939 to 1943 and after the war, from 1946 to 1948. He was a running back, defensive back and return man during the league's two-way heyday and a member of the franchise's last championship team in 1947. A second-team All-Pro in 1941, Goldberg finished with 2,420 yards from scrimmage and 17 total touchdowns during his career. An excellent returner, he led the NFL in all-purpose yards in 1941, and finished with 19 career interceptions – including a league-best seven in 1941. Nicknamed "Biggie," the West Virginia native was inducted into the Jewish Hall of Fame in Tel Aviv, Israel, in 1980. He was 88 when he died in 2006.

Detroit Lions owner Sheila Ford Hamp: Pete Rozelle couldn't get me NFL job

That changed when Hamp’s mother, Martha Firestone Ford, took over as principal owner in 2014 at age 88 and enlisted the help of her children to run the team. Hamp was chosen as her mother’s successor and began what amounted to an apprenticeship. Nearly 40 years after Rozelle failed to help her get a foot in the NFL’s door, Hamp’s mother helped her kick it down. “We formed a family board,” she said. “She made all of us vice chairmen. The league requires that there be a lead director, a lead principal owner so that there’s basically one voice. So my siblings got together with my mother and they voted me to be the next person, her successor. So I had five years at least to be with mom, be by her side, attend league meetings. It was great.

Carson Wentz exchange was big 'L' for ex-Eagles coach Doug Pederson

Super Bowl breakthrough: Of 12 NFL teams without title, who's closest?

12. Houston Texans (never appeared in a Super Bowl): QB Deshaun Watson wants out. J.J. Watt is already out. There's no cap space for free agents. There's no first- or second-round pick in this year's draft. And executive vice president of football operations Jack Easterby continues to be a source of controversy. Yikes. 11. Detroit Lions (never appeared in a Super Bowl): New coach Dan Campbell recently told the Detroit Free Press, "We are looking two years out, three years out. And so everything to me starts two years out, and it doesn’t start right now." The recent trade of QB Matthew Stafford to the Rams for QB Jared Goff and a bundle of draft picks, including two first-rounders, suggests the long-term plan is already unfolding ... and probably won't offer a whole lot of hope in 2021.