Taylor Swift and her sister-in-law, Kylie Kelce, have a strong bond. Recently, Kylie sat down for a discussion with Leslie Mann on her podcast "Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce." During the interview, the host mentioned that her kids were getting a positive influence from the pop icon.
On the latest episode of "Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce," the host revealed Taylor Swift's new influence on her kids. During the interview, Kylie and her guest, Leslie Mann, discussed the importance of cats in their lives.
The comedian emphasized how one needs to get a feline to make their life better. "I love this so much because I grew up with cats. So I grew up in a cat-dog house, like both at all times," Kylie replied, agreeing with her thoughts.
The podcaster further shared Swift's influence on her four daughters. For the unaware, the "Bad Blood" hitmaker is a proud cat mom to three felines, Meredith Grey, Olivia Benson, and Benjamin ****** on. "Now our kids have influences in their lives. Aunt Taylor is a big one where they get to be around cats," Kylie shared.
The 34-year-old added, "And then we go home, and there are no cats, and they're like, 'But we want cats."

#cats #kids #gonna

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are stepping into a quiet new chapter together. Following their wedding ceremony, the famous couple is prioritizing quality time and simple routines over grand public appearances. Fans are used to seeing them on world tours or at high-profile football games. However, their everyday routines in their newly married life have quietly shifted toward a peaceful one away from the spotlight.
According to a report by the Daily Mail, the pop star is fully enjoying her role as a new wife. Taylor Swift is focusing on simple daily pleasures and staying close to Travis Kelce. The latter is currently busy with NFL preseason preparations in Missouri. Rather than being separated by their demanding schedules, she plans to stay by her husband's side while he continues his football commitments.
Inside their home in Kansas City, the couple has settled into a comfortable rhythm focused on relaxation, warm meals, and family routines. Swift has been spending her quiet days learning Italian, enjoying white wine, and trying out new recipes. She often bakes bread from scratch and cooks delicious Italian dishes for dinner.
Their home is also graced with their beloved pets, including Swift's three cats and Kelce's Samoyed dog. The animals have all adapted seamlessly to living together under one roof, adding to the couple's quiet home environment.
In addition to home cooking, the newlyweds maintain a consistent fitness routine. Both stars understand that their careers demand peak physical condition, so they make daily exercise a shared activity. They regularly mix up their training with power walks, swimming, and weightlifting. Kelce has even been teaching his wife a few things on the golf course, sharing his love for the sport with her.

#swift #travis #italian #together

The Oak Ridge Wildcats will play their first home football game of the season at 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 28, at Blankenship Field. The game will be against neighboring rival, the Clinton High School Dragons.
The Wildcats beat the Halls High football team in Knoxville during their debut game of the season, 16-13 in overtime.
This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Oak Ridge football prepares for home opener against Clinton

#season #blankenship

Zoetis Inc. (NYSE:ZTS) entered 2026 as a leader in animal health, but its latest earnings show that even a strong market position cannot fully insulate the company from weaker consumer demand. Fiscal Q2 2026 revenue remained flat at $2.5 billion and declined 1% on an organic operational basis, as pressure in the U.S. companion-animal market offset growth in livestock and international markets.
The quarter therefore presents investors with two different versions of Zoetis (NYSE:ZTS), as an established companion-animal business facing near-term pressure and a diversified animal-health platform still investing in its next generation of products.
Zoetis's (NYSE:ZTS) diversification provided an important source of resilience during the quarter. Livestock revenue increased 12% on a reported basis, supported by cattle and poultry products. In the United States, livestock sales grew 23% on both a reported and organic operational basis in the quarter, benefiting from favorable beef-cattle economics, supply timing, and increased poultry-vaccine sales **** ociated with disease outbreaks.
International performance was also encouraging. Revenue outside the United States rose 8% on a reported basis and 6% organically to $1.2 billion. International companion-animal sales grew 5% organically, supported by parasiticides such as Simparica Trio, Revolution and Stronghold, as well as diagnostics and newer osteoarthritis treatments. This geographic contrast demonstrates that the weakness was not uniform across Zoetis's (NYSE:ZTS) business. Demand for its products remains healthy in several markets, even as U.S. pet owners become more price-sensitive.
However, innovation could provide another route back to growth, as Zoetis (NYSE:ZTS) says that its pipeline contains more than 12 potential blockbuster candidates across chronic kidney disease, oncology, cardiology, anxiety, and obesity. The company also launched Lenivia and Portela, long-acting osteoarthritis treatments offering dogs and cats up to three months of pain relief from one injection.

#revenue #quarter

TOPEKA (KSNT) - The Hayden Wildcats don't rebuild; they reload.
Hayden has made three consecutive appearances in the state championship game, establishing themselves as one of the most consistent high school football programs in Kansas.
If the Wildcats are going to make another deep postseason run in 2026, however, they'll have to do it with plenty of new faces.
Hayden enters the season with less than a handful of returning starters.
The Wildcats are emphasizing the small things as the big things.

#reload

Jordan Hall, a Princeton High School running back committed to the Miami University RedHawks, received an offer August 24 from the Cincinnati Bearcats, per Hall's Twitter/X account.
Hall tweeted that UC was his 11th offer. He's tweeted previously about offers from Wake Forest, UConn, Penn State, Florida Atlantic, Marshall, Austin Peay, Army, Miami, Bowling Green and Toledo, and visits to UC, Ohio and Pitt.
Hall, also a track star for the Vikings, committed via Twitter in June to the RedHawks.
Hall scored three touchdowns and rushed for more than 100 yards in Princeton's season-opening win against Moeller at Paycor Stadium.
The UC offer, according to Hall's Twitter account, is his fourth since the Vikings' win against the Crusaders.

#hall #Vikings #jordan

Jordan Hall, a Princeton High School running back committed to the Miami University RedHawks, received an offer August 24 from the Cincinnati Bearcats, per Hall's Twitter/X account.
Hall tweeted that UC was his 11th offer. He's tweeted previously about offers from Wake Forest, UConn, Penn State, Florida Atlantic, Marshall, Austin Peay, Army, Miami, Bowling Green and Toledo, and visits to UC, Ohio and Pitt.
Hall, also a track star for the Vikings, committed via Twitter in June to the RedHawks.
Hall scored three touchdowns and rushed for more than 100 yards in Princeton's season-opening win against Moeller at Paycor Stadium.
The UC offer, according to Hall's Twitter account, is his fourth since the Vikings' win against the Crusaders.

#Miami #account #tweeted

Coach Mark Pope and the Kentucky basketball team received a big boost over the weekend with the announcement that Mark Mitchell would be transferring to the Wildcats. The forward averaged 18 points and 5 rebounds per game last season, and was one of the SEC's best players.
Thanks to a Kentucky court ruling on Friday, Mitchell is currently eligible for the 2026-27 season and will play for Kentucky. The NCAA is likely to appeal the ruling, however.
If he plays, he's obviously a talented forward who can impact games, and even dominate if needed. More importantly, he brings versatility to the roster, and allows Pope to mix up the lineups, giving him flexibility to go with different personnel depending on the matchup.
Mitchell will likely be the starting power forward in most lineups, but there are many ways Pope could move the guys around him. Here are some of the possibilities.
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#season

Jameis Winston reminded everyone he still has plenty left in the tank during the New York Giants' 26-3 preseason victory over the Miami Dolphins on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium.
The veteran quarterback started in place of rested starter Jaxson Dart and played the entire first half, completing 15 of 21 passes (two drops) for 150 yards. He also scored on an 11-yard touchdown scramble on the opening drive, turning a broken play into the game's first points.
Asked about the wheels still working on that touchdown run, Winston pointed first to the offensive line.
"Yeah, I think our offensive line just did a good job of setting the tone by establishing the run game. Now sometimes, you get to show the young-school cats that I can still be an athlete and get out the pocket," he told reporters after the game.
Winston said he enjoyed the extended opportunity to run the offense.

#jameis #york

Nebraska's season-opening opponent has announced its starting quarterback. Pete Thamel has reported that Ohio has named Nick Poulos the starter for the Bobcats' game against the Huskers in Lincoln.
This will be Poulos' first season as the starter after spending his last two seasons as a backup. In 12 games, he has thrown for 290 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception while completing only 45.6% of his passes.
The quarterback's legs will also be a factor in Ohio's spread option offense. He has also run for 184 yards and one touchdown in his career.
Ohio is coming off a 2025 season that saw the Bobcats finish with a 9-4 record and a victory over UNLV in the Frisco Bowl. The 2026 MAC coaches preseason poll picked Ohio to finish fourth with zero votes to win the MAC Championship.
Nebraska opens the 2026 season on Saturday, Sept. 5, when the Ohio Bobcats visit Memorial Stadium. Kickoff time is set for 11 a.m. CT and can be seen on FS1.

#starter #yards

LEXINGTON — Kentucky football held its second and, according to first-year coach Will Stein, final scrimmage of preseason camp Saturday, Aug. 22, at Kroger Field.
The Wildcats' word of the day: turnovers.
Errors committed by the offense. Takeaways created by the defense.
"You never want to put the ball on the ground as an offensive player, and that's stuff that we can control," Stein said in a post-practice interview. "We preach ball excellence all the time on both sides of the ball — getting takeaways on defense and protecting the football on offense.
"So it's a little bit of a double-edged sword for me. ... I think when it's in our control, that's when it is not good. I didn't think our backs did a good enough job today protecting the football. But kudos to the defense as well."

#stein #takeaways #offense #control

The Nebraska Cornhuskers have named the starting quarterback for the season opener. Anthony Colandrea will start for the Huskers on September 5 against the Ohio Bobcats.
Colandrea joins Nebraska following a breakout junior year with the UNLV Rebels. The St. Petersburg, Florida, native finished the 2025 season throwing for 3,459 yards, 23 touchdowns, and nine interceptions with a 65.9 completion percentage. He also added 649 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns.
The former Rebel's play earned him the Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year award. Before UNLV, Colandrea played two seasons at Virginia. He joined a Nebraska team that was looking for a new opening-day starter after Dylan Raiola transferred to the Oregon Ducks.
The Husker quarterback room also includes sophomore and bowl game starter T.J. Lateef and former Virginia quarterback Daniel Kaelin.
Nebraska opens the 2026 season on Saturday, Sept. 5, when the Ohio Bobcats visit Memorial Stadium. Kickoff time is set for 11 a.m. CT and can be seen on FS1.

#colandrea

Taylor Swift has officially picked up a new **** le inside the Kelce family, and Kylie Kelce slipped it naturally into a conversation about an increasingly difficult debate at home.
During the Aug. 20 episode of Not Gonna Lie, Kylie was discussing her continued campaign to convince husband Jason Kelce that their family needs a cat when she explained why their daughters keep asking for one. "I grew up in a cat-dog house, like both at all times, and now our kids have influences in their life, Aunt Taylor is a big one where they get to be around cats," she said, according to PEOPLE.
The remark marked the first time Kylie had publicly referred to Swift as "Aunt Taylor" since the singer married Travis Kelce in July. Jason and Kylie's daughters: Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finnley 16 months, have spent time around Swift's three cats, giving their mother some unexpected help in the family's long-running pet debate.
That feline influence actually predates the marriage. During Swift's 2025 appearance on New Heights, she revealed that she had already introduced the girls to Meredith Grey, Olivia Benson and Benjamin **** on while attempting to undo one particularly creative warning Jason had given his daughters about cats.
Kylie's cat campaign came up during her conversation with actress Leslie Mann on the Aug. 20 episode of Not Gonna Lie. Kylie explained that growing up with both dogs and cats made having both kinds of pets feel normal to her, while her daughters are now getting their own exposure to cats elsewhere, particularly through Swift.

#gonna

Bo Bryan is no stranger to the spotlight even if it's a little different than what he's used to.
The son of country music star Luke Bryan, Bo grew up with millions around the country already knowing who he was because of who his dad is. On Saturday afternoon, Aug. 22, Bo will get the opportunity to shine on the national scene, doing something a bit different from what his dad is known for.
Bo is set to start for Battle Ground Academy (Franklin, TN) high school football Saturday afternoon in an ESPN-televised game as the Wildcats travel down to Fairhope, Alabama, for a showdown with St. Michael Catholic.
The game is set to kickoff at 1:30 p.m. ET/12:30 p.m. CT.
While St. Michael Catholic quarterback Gunner Rivers is entering his fourth season as the program's starter, the game marks career start No. 1 for Bo. Here's everything you need to know about him before his first high school start.

#start #michael #different

ESPN's slate of nationally televised high school football games heads south down to Fairhope, Alabama, on Saturday, Aug. 22, for an afternoon tilt between Battle Ground Academy (Franklin, TN) and the St. Michael Catholic (AL) Cardinals.
The teams combined to go 26-2 last season with BGA winning the TSSAA Division II-AA state championship in dominant fashion. This game also features one of the more intriguing quarterback matchups of the week as BGA senior Bo Bryan, the son of country music star Luke Bryan, takes on Gunner Rivers, the son of St. Michael Catholic head coach and eight-time NFL Pro Bowl quarterback Phillip Rivers.
Bo is entering his first and only season as a starter with the Wildcats, while Gunner is set to begin his fourth full season as the Cardinals starting quarterback.
Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m. ET and USA TODAY Sports will be bringing you live updates from the matchup. Follow along below.
Battle Ground Academy vs St. Michael Catholic will be nationally televised on ESPN with kickoff set for 1:30 p.m. ET.

#michael #ground #gunner

Sunderland needed a moment of magic in their Premier League opener against Ipswich Town, and Nilson Angulo delivered exactly that.
Approaching half-time at Portman Road, the Black Cats were trailing the newly promoted side after an opening goal from Emersonn.
However, a little over five minutes before the break, Angulo ended a decade-long Sunderland curse to put them back on level terms.
To put it simply - he scored a direct free-kick. Bizarrely, the first time Sunderland have done so in a Premier League fixture in over 10 years.
Patrick van Aanholt, in a match against Everton back in May 2016, was the previous player to do so.

#sunderland #nilson

WICKSBURG, Ala. (WDHN)—The Wicksburg Panthers welcome the Elba Tigers into Panther Stadium in a matchup over two decades in the making.
The last time these two squads met up was back in 2005, when the Tigers came out victorious in a 42-9 beatdown.
Wicksburg win 25-16.
The Panthers stay at home for another week when they host the Ariton Purple Cats on Friday, August 28th. While the Tigers will remain on the road to battle the Houston County Lions.
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#wicksburg #wdhn #stadium

MUNCIE — The city of Muncie needed a high school football game more than it ever has.
On Friday, Aug. 21, the Muncie Central Bearcats and Delta Eagles answered the call by treating their fans to an instant classic — a 23-22 victory by the Bearcats that came down to the final second, literally.
With both communities still reeling from the calamitous flooding that swept through the area in recent weeks, the two teams fought their tails off to put a brilliant rivalry game together and give everyone who saw it a sense of unity in times of hardship.
"Everybody's going through stuff right now, but we had however long this game was to just be entrenched in it and go play this football game," Muncie Central coach Kyle Buresh said. "At the end of the day, that was a fun one that we all put on a show for our community tonight. Both teams did, really proud of the way both teams handled themselves, competed extremely hard but competed with first class."
Central clinched its victory in the very last second of the game. The Bearcats trailed 22-16 with 23 seconds left in the game and used their final timeout before a third-and-goal play. Junior quarterback Mason Ferguson was sacked on third down, forcing him and his teammates to hurry to the line of scrimmage and try to get one last snap off.

#central #down

JASPER, Ind. — John Hurley didn't believe the process was being followed.
That was the Memorial High School coach during summer workouts. His buzzword to open the official practice slate in August? Complacency. Alarm bells rang throughout the facility on Lincoln Avenue hearing those remarks following back-to-back Southern Indiana Athletic Conference championships. Or preparing for a rival on the road with high aspirations to open the season.
Flash forward to Week 1. **** ody on the Memorial sideline was talking in those terms. Far from it.
More: Scores from week 1 Southwestern Indiana football games
The No. 3 Tigers delivered a major statement with a 48-14 victory over Jasper on Friday at Jerry Brewer Alumni Stadium. Not only was it a positive start to the 2026 season – it was a historic showing. The most points ever from the Tigers against the Wildcats. The defending SIAC champions were one point from a running clock.

#jasper #memorial #tigers #week

If you aren't on board the hype train, you'd better get on board now because it's leaving the station. Kentucky Volleyball opened up an absolute can on #6 Wisconsin in Milwaukee, handing the Badgers a 3-0 sweep thanks to an extremely balanced night.
The Cats finished with 43 kills and 44 digs. And if you aren't familiar with volleyball, a dig is when you prevent the opponent from scoring a point off a hard-hit ball at the ground. And a kill is an attack that results in a point immediately. To be that close means the offense and defense were working in tandem all night long.
Brooklyn Deleye looked sharp in her return, leading the Wildcats with 12 kills. The Cats also doubled up Wisconsin in blocks at the net, 10-5. The national runner-up last year looked even better this year. That's a scary proposition for anyone stepping onto the court against the Cats this year.
Remember, this is a Wisconsin team that made it to the Final Four a year ago. Yes, they brought in 11 new players, but a number 6 ranking shows how much potential they have. The Cats made it look easy and are for real again, especially in what was effectively a road game.
It doesn't get any easier for Craig Skinner and company as they take on #4 Penn State on Sunday in a top-five showdown at 4 PM on ESPN.

#board

Aug. 21—Gonzaga hasn't released its final nonconference schedule, but anyone willing to do some digging can probably discover a few of the missing pieces.
For example, a quick internet search of Montana State's schedule would've led someone to the third known home game of Gonzaga's 2026-27 nonleague slate.
According to Montana State's athletics website, the Bobcats are scheduled to visit Gonzaga on Nov. 17, one week before Mark Few's program takes on the 16-team Players Era Festival in Las Vegas.
A tipoff time and television broadcast details will be announced at a later date.
SB Nation's Gonzaga website, Slipper Still Fits, identified the matchup with Montana State hours after The Spokesman-Review discovered another home game against NAIA Eastern Oregon, thanks to an updated schedule on the Mountaineers' site.

#bobcats

Running back Nick Chubb, a four-time Pro Bowler who played seven of his eight NFL seasons for the Cleveland Browns, announced his retirement August 21.
Chubb rushed for 506 yards over 15 games for the Houston Texans in 2025. Former Bengals running back Joe Mixon, released by the Texans in March, reportedly told former Bengals teammates he believes his NFL playing career is over.
In December 2024, Chubb missed the NFL Week 16 game against the Bengals at Paycor Stadium after suffering a broken foot during the Browns' Week 15 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
In Chubb's absence, former Cincinnati Bearcats standout Jerome Ford rushed for 92 yards on 11 carries with a touchdown in a loss to Cincinnati, adding 39 receiving yards on five catches.

#yards #Browns #week #cincinnati

Mark Mitchell's potential path to joining the Kentucky basketball program passed another hurdle Friday, Aug. 21.
Brian Edwards, a judge in Jefferson Circuit Court, granted a temporary restraining order for Mitchell and other former college athletes Friday, according to Hans Poppe, one of the attorneys representing the plaintiffs.
Because of Edwards' ruling, Mitchell and the other athletes who had exhausted their college eligibility are permitted to enter the transfer portal and begin officially speaking with schools and coaching staffs. Mitchell has been linked to Kentucky and coach Mark Pope in recent weeks as the Wildcats seek to fill their 15th (and final) roster spot ahead of the 2026-27 season.
A 6-foot-9, 230-pound forward, Mitchell earned All-SEC selection each of the past two seasons at Missouri.
This story will be updated.

#edwards #athletes

The Cincinnati Bearcats men's basketball team has released its full non-conference schedule for the remainder of 2026, with Big 12 games taking over in 2027.
The slate is highlighted by the unique opener vs. Ohio State at the Lindner Tennis Center in Mason Oct. 7 which will be part of doubleheader with Xavier and Dayton. That will be an exhibition and the Bearcats will also face national semifinalist Illinois Oct. 17 at Fifth Third Arena in another exhibition.
The Illini are No. 5 on the early 2026 KenPom rankings and finished No. 5 in last year's AP poll. Like UC's Jarred Calhoun, Illinois coach Brad Underwood was a former Bob Huggins ******* istant (at Kansas State).
The season opener is Nov. 2 against American University at Fifth Third Arena and a week later on Nov. 9, UC will host Minnesota of the Big Ten, the team that christened the arena in 1989 when UC won on a last-second 3-pointer from Steve Sanders.
On Nov. 14, UC travels to UD Arena for the Dayton Flyers, the same date the football Bearcats are at Iowa State.

#state #illinois

Kylie Kelce revealed that her daughters' growing love for cats had sparked an adorable new family wish, and she had Taylor Swift to thank for it. During the Thursday, August 20 episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, Kylie discussed her long-standing desire to bring a cat into her household. While chatting with guest Leslie Mann, the mother of four explained that her daughters had plenty of feline influence in their lives.
"I grew up with cats," Kylie explained. She said her childhood home had both cats and dogs. Kylie shares four daughters with Jason Kelce: Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finn, 17 months. Her daughters now have another feline influence, thanks to their famous aunt. "Aunt Taylor is a big one where they get to be around cats," Kylie said.
Kylie's daughters' love for cats comes from spending time with Taylor's pets. The singer has three famous cats, Olivia Benson, Meredith Grey, and Benjamin ***** on. Kylie shares how the girls play with Taylor's cats when they visit her. When they return home, they ask for one themselves. Kylie also mentions that the girls pick out cat-related stuff whenever they go shopping.
The girls share a special bond with Taylor. They played a major role in her wedding to Travis Kelce in July. Kylie and Jason's daughters served as flower girls during the couple's Madison Square Garden ceremony. The podcast host also has plenty of praise for Travis as an uncle. Kylie once called him the "absolute best uncle" her daughters could have.
Travis reportedly loves spending time with the girls. Kylie said they keep him busy whenever he visits. The girls make him sit on the floor and ask him to build blocks and complete puzzles with them. Now, Taylor's cats may have given them another idea.

#taylor

Iowa women's basketball will host Big Sky foe Montana State on Thursday, Nov. 19 as part of its nonconference schedule in the 2026-27 women's college basketball season. It will mark the first-ever meeting between Iowa and Montana State.
Montana State finished last season with a 27-8 (16-2 Big Sky) record. The Bobcats advanced to the Women's NIT quarterfinals.
The Hawkeyes are coming off a 27-7 (15-3 Big Ten) campaign that saw Iowa earn the right to host and advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
The date joins a list of known Iowa nonconference dates:
Nov. 2: vs. Towson (Iowa City)

#montana

When the courts opened up the transfer portal for players who were originally a part of the 2022 recruiting class, Kentucky basketball set its sights on a few to fill their final roster spot. One of those players was Jaxon Kohler.
Kohler spent four years at Michigan State, but was granted a fifth season by multiple judge's rulings, and he entered the transfer portal. Kentucky made their pitch, but he'll be heading to the BYU Cougars instead, per On3.
BYU has been the favorite to land Kohler since he was allowed to enter the portal. He is a Utah native, and certainly fits with what they do on offense. Mark Pope had hoped to sway him to Lexington, and he fits the Kentucky offense as well, but Kohler will head closer to home instead.
Now, Pope swings his attention to Mark Mitchell, the former LSU Tigers forward. Mitchell is expected to get clarification on his situation tomorrow from a Louisville judge. If he wins his case, the Wildcats are expected to be one of the favorites to land him.
Many will see this as another recruiting loss for Pope, and it is. However, it's one that isn't unexpected, and if Kentucky can land Mitchell, then it will have worked out just fine.

#mitchell #portal #players

It has been reported for a while that BYU was the frontrunner to land Michigan State transfer Jaxon Kohler, and now it is official, as he committed to the Cougars on Thursday, according to On3's Joe Tipton.
Kohler had a Zoom meeting with Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats coaching staff on Wednesday, but BYU ultimately won out.
The decision makes sense for Kohler, as he could not return to Michigan State because the Spartans had a full roster. Instead, he decided to return to his home state of Utah and become a Cougar.
Pope previously recruited Kohler out of high school when he was at BYU, but Michigan State ultimately won out. Pope tried to recruit him again this offseason, but he was unsuccessful in landing the 6-foot-10, 245-pound forward.
Kentucky fans likely will not have to worry too much about playing against Kohler or BYU, as the most likely way the two teams would meet would be during the NCAA Tournament.

#kohler #state #cougars

With practice having been over for 30 minutes Thursday, Aug. 20, one Cincinnati Bearcats player remained on the field near the student section.
Doing a version of shadow boxing, he would get into a three-point stance, then rise up, dodging mythical blockers. He then went to the goalpost and worked on a move around it as if it were an all-league left tackle.
Thomas Johnson is one of 22 transfers, coming from UNC-Central, where he had 12 sacks, 49 tackles and 18 tackles for loss. Like several Bearcats, he's trying to prove he belongs in power conference football.
UC Bearcats football depth chart UC Bearcats football depth chart projections, takeaways on Aug. 17
UC Bearcats football scrimmage 5 takeaways from Cincinnati Bearcats dress rehearsal scrimmage Aug. 15

#depth #takeaways

With practice having been over for 30 minutes Thursday, Aug. 20, one Cincinnati Bearcats player remained on the field near the student section.
Doing a version of shadow boxing, he would get into a three-point stance, then rise up, dodging mythical blockers. He then went to the goalpost and worked on a move around it as if it were an all-league left tackle.
Thomas Johnson is one of 22 transfers, coming from UNC-Central, where he had 12 sacks, 49 tackles and 18 tackles for loss. Like several Bearcats, he's trying to prove he belongs in power conference football.
UC Bearcats football depth chart UC Bearcats football depth chart projections, takeaways on Aug. 17
UC Bearcats football scrimmage 5 takeaways from Cincinnati Bearcats dress rehearsal scrimmage Aug. 15

#Football #scrimmage