The No Fun League is about to get a little feisty. At a time when pessimism prevails as to the many of the potential rule changes for 2021, Peter King of Football Morning in America reports that the ...
On Wednesday, Nebraska football announced this season's first four recipients of single-digit uniform numbers. Billy Kemp (1), Isaac Gifford (2), Luke Reimer (4) and Jeff Sims (7) earned the rights to ...
The Chiefs have proposed the expanded use of single-digit numbers. Unlike many new proposals, which require a few attempts before getting enough votes, this one could sail through with 24 or more ...
Earlier this week, the NFL announced that the league's owners will soon vote on 13 rule or bylaw changes that could go into effect as soon as the 2021 season. As part of those proposals, the Kansas ...
Nebraska football released its first batch of single-digit jersey number recipients on Wednesday evening, with four players getting their choice of numbers. Senior wide receiver Billy Kemp IV picked ...
During a recent training camp practice at the Baltimore Ravens practice facility, two fans were having a hard time believing what they were seeing. As the team’s linebackers took part in a morning ...
UTSA cornerback Tariq Woolen said he felt a different energy when he arrived at practice Tuesday morning and found a fresh No. 3 jersey hanging in his locker. Woolen was given the No. 3 when he ...
Hours after Nebraska Athletics released a video titled “The Story Behind the Single-Digits,” four new Huskers were named as recipients of the coveted honor. The video, led by head coach Matt Rhule, ...
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Earlier this offseason, NFL owners voted to relax regulations on jersey numbers to allow more players to wear single-digit numbers. Several Broncos will take advantage of that new ...
A punter and a player who just arrived on campus a couple months ago were among the five newest players to be honored as a Temple single digit on Wednesday night. The single-digit tradition dates back ...
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