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Ben Johnson on Luther Burden: “[Luther] is exactly what we thought we were getting out of the draft last year…this guy loves football. If you took football away from him, I don’t know what he would want to do with himself.” Adds that Burden and Colston Loveland have been in the weight room all offseason👀

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Neco Williams is gutted with his red for deliberate handball, but he still gets support from his team mates as he exits the pitch, and from some of the fans How could a true Forest fan do anything other than give a clap of commiserating support to this Forest hero? #NFFC
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Ray Mundo Futbol

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For all you basketball sickos: keep an eye on Sharron Young, a rising star at Akron University. After being named Gatorade Player of the Year in West Virginia, Young committed to Akron, where he’s already starting to make his mark as a freshman. In just under 20 minutes per game this season, Young is averaging 8.5 points per game on impressive shooting splits of 47.2% from the field, 42% from three, and 87.5% from the free-throw line. His efficiency is even more notable given his decent volume, as he attempts 3.6 shots from beyond the arc per game. Young’s skill set and production make him a player to monitor as a potential breakout candidate next season. Despite standing at 6’1”, he fits the mold of some of the premier undersized combo guards like Juni Mobley and Aden Holloway, combining sharp shooting, quick decision-making, and a fearless approach to the game. His ability to impact the offense in limited minutes suggests he could thrive in a larger role. When he’s on the floor, Young brings an electric energy that Akron could lean into even more as the season progresses. If given an expanded role, there’s no doubt he could elevate both his game and the team’s performance. Keep tabs on Sharron Young—he’s just getting started.
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For all you basketball sickos: keep an eye on Sharron Young, a rising star at Akron University. After being named Gatorade Player of the Year in West Virginia, Young committed to Akron, where he’s already starting to make his mark as a freshman. In just under 20 minutes per game this season, Young is averaging 8.5 points per game on impressive shooting splits of 47.2% from the field, 42% from three, and 87.5% from the free-throw line. His efficiency is even more notable given his decent volume, as he attempts 3.6 shots from beyond the arc per game. Young’s skill set and production make him a player to monitor as a potential breakout candidate next season. Despite standing at 6’1”, he fits the mold of some of the premier undersized combo guards like Juni Mobley and Aden Holloway, combining sharp shooting, quick decision-making, and a fearless approach to the game. His ability to impact the offense in limited minutes suggests he could thrive in a larger role. When he’s on the floor, Young brings an electric energy that Akron could lean into even more as the season progresses. If given an expanded role, there’s no doubt he could elevate both his game and the team’s performance. Keep tabs on Sharron Young—he’s just getting started.

Gamebreak Now Scouting

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TRENDING: Could the 49ers TRADE Brandon Aiyuk to the Commanders for Terry McLaurin in a wide receiver swap? Here’s why it COULD happen and why a trade could make sense… 🏈 Aiyuk is unhappy with the Niners 🏈 McLaurin is unhappy with the Commanders 🏈 Aiyuk is best friends with Jayden Daniels (they played together at Arizona State) 🏈 Aiyuk is still close with Deebo 🏈 Adam Peters is the GM for Washington. He was with the Niners FO that drafted Deebo and Aiyuk 🏈 The Niners could get out of the Aiyuk deal and pay McLaurin less
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TRENDING: Could the 49ers TRADE Brandon Aiyuk to the Commanders for Terry McLaurin in a wide receiver swap? Here’s why it COULD happen and why a trade could make sense… 🏈 Aiyuk is unhappy with the Niners 🏈 McLaurin is unhappy with the Commanders 🏈 Aiyuk is best friends with Jayden Daniels (they played together at Arizona State) 🏈 Aiyuk is still close with Deebo 🏈 Adam Peters is the GM for Washington. He was with the Niners FO that drafted Deebo and Aiyuk 🏈 The Niners could get out of the Aiyuk deal and pay McLaurin less

Chase Senior

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