Three-star 2026 offensive tackle Aaron Thomas decommitted from the Ohio State football program on Monday afternoon, just one day after the Buckeyes earned two commitments along the line in the 2027 class.

Brace yourself for one of the hardest tackles on the pitch — a no-nonsense hit that echoes the phrase “Hard Brexit.” This challenge delivers full-contact intensity, perfect timing, and raw reactions.

Florida High's Jason Harville leads Big Bend area linebackers with 59 tackles. Several other linebackers in the region have also surpassed 50 tackles for the season. The article highlights 13 standout linebackers to watch from various local high schools.

Defensive end Dominic Bailey summed up the biggest problem on Tennessee's struggling defense: "Our tackling has been terrible." Can the Vols fix it?

Thornton, 6-3 and 310 pounds, of Valley View High School in Jonesboro is seeing interest from Arkansas, Purdue and Arkansas State. He is also on the radar of Oklahoma State and North Texas. Valley View coach Sean Cockrell believes Thornton is a Division I talent.

Texas State football safety Bobby Crosby was released from the hospital Tuesday night after he suffered an apparent injury against JMU.

Several Wiregrass athletes put up some big time numbers and performances this past week, but only four can get the nod as our nominees for News4 Friday Night Football Week 10 Player of the Week. Here’s a look at this week’s nominees:

The game’s turning point came in the 38th minute when referee Nick Walsh sent off the Norwegian midfielder for a horrendous challenge on Ralston, with replays revealing visible stud marks on the right-back’s thigh and torn shorts from the impact.

Navy recruited Malcolm Johnson as a tight end. The Utah native added 35 pounds while at the Naval Academy Prep School and grew into a tackle.

Apparently, Judah Keller has always been a game changer. Once upon a time, Keller gave unsuspecting youngsters a new version of a walk in the park. Keller's mother would take the now Margaretta senior out to play, and Keller would tackle random children. "Sweetheart, you have to ask their permission," Keller was told.