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HAMMOND, La. –  The nation's best offensive player resides in Hammond, America, as Southeastern Louisiana senior quarterback Cole Kelley was named the 2020-21 Stats Perform FCS Walter Payton Award winner in an announcement from Stats Perform on Saturday. Kelley becomes the 34th recipient of the Payton Award, bestowed upon the best offensive player in the Football Championship Subdivision and named for the legendary Chicago Bears running back, who played collegiately at Jackson State. Kelley is the third Payton Award recipient from the Southland Conferen...

Former Arkansas Razorback and current Southeastern Lion quarterback Cole Kelley has been named the FCS Walter Payton Award winner on Saturday, May 15.

The round, which brought $11M in total funding to date, was led by 4490 Ventures. The company intends to use the funds to grow its product management, sales and marketing teams, as well as build new software and machine-learning products. Led by Bryan Bennett, Founder and CEO, Cortex applies proprietary analytics to existing, underutilized data streams, such as equipment operations, space temperatures, meter readings, occupancy levels and weather forecasts to improve the comfort and sustainability of building operations while simultaneously reducing carbon emissions. Its mobile and web app a...

Former Paw Paw hoops star, WMU walk-on Luke Toliver ready for new challenge at GVSU Updated May 11, 2021; Posted May 11, 2021 Former Western Michigan guard Luke Toliver lines up a jump shot during pregame warmups. (Photo provided by WMU Athletics) Facebook Share KALAMAZOO, MI – Luke Toliver will continue his college basketball career in West Michigan, with the hope that an hour’s drive north results in an expanded role for the former Paw Paw High School star. Grand Valley State’s men’s basketball team announced Monday the addition of Toliver, a 6-foot-3 guard who spent his first two...

The latest 3. Buffalo’s secondary needs to stand tall The Bills defense is playing some of their best ball and it’s a group that’s recently tightened in the red zone. As my colleague Chris Trapasso points out, during the regular season, the Bills surrendered a touchdown on 60.6 percent of their opponents’ trips there, the 14th-lowest rate in the league. In two postseason games, Buffalo has allowed a touchdown on just two of its opponents eight red-zone trips (25 percent). Also, Taron Johnson turned an opponent’s red zone trip into six points for Buffalo with his pick six against th...