As seen in the Wire Community Newspaper, South Jersey’s Jasmine Martin will showcase her basketball skills to the world at the International Womens Combine for the Pre-WNBA Draft, International European Women’s Professional Basketball Leagues, FIBA Licensed Agencies and specific Latin/Asia Countries, April 1-3 at the Incrediplex in Indianapolis, Indiana
Footballstories, 5 Star Kicking and Delaware Valley University are presenting the “A-Day Festival 7-on-7 Tournament” and kicking mini-camp Saturday, April 23, 2016 (11:00 a.m. – 5 p.m.) on the campus of Delaware Valley University as part of the annual three-day “A-Day” Festival that takes place April 22-14, 2016.
Smyrna is the Footballstories Magazine 2015 Team of the Year for Delaware.
When the Smyrna High School coaching staff got together to plan the 2015 season, they realized that, with all the offensive starters returning, and with talent like junior Nolan Henderson at quarterback and an emerging standout sophomore running back in Will Knight, plus a defensive leader in lineman Jeff Campbell, Judy and his staff knew they had something special in front of them.
NFL Teams are scrambling for quarterbacks, in a draft season that shows little promise
By Tim Blasco
Philadelphia, PA; March 2, 2016 – Philadelphia has its fair share of problems. When one looks at the roster it leaves a lot to be desired. One position that is never an easy fill is the Quarterback position especially when a team is looking for a franchise quarterback. In Philadelphia’s case it seems like they just needed a quarterback. Let me explain. Keep in mind that the worst word in sports is potential, its especially terrible in a contract negotiation.
Record-setting quarterback will be one of seven slated to appear on ESPN series
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; March 2, 2016 – Penn State’s Christian Hackenberg (Palmyra, Va.) will be one of the seven quarterbacks participating in Jon Gruden’s QB Camp series on ESPN. Gruden’s QB Camp series, a signature element of ESPN’s annual pre-NFL Draft coverage, is returning for its seventh year this spring.
The Eagles announced today they have agreed to terms on a two-year contract with QB Sam Bradford.
The total value of the deal is $36 million, $26 million guaranteed. Reports say playoff bonuses could push the contract to $40 million.
The deal gives Bradford near elite money per year, while the Eagles must feel safe with just two seasons committed to a quarterback who has had significant injuries prior to coming to Philadelphia.
It appears both parties came away winners.
I just returned from a glorious fortnight of fun in the sun on the beautiful and pristine Nicoya Peninsula of Costa Rica.
Good afternoon. We finally got our coaching staff together – got a full roster of coaches now. Coach McAdoo and the coaches have hit the ground running and they’ve been working hard looking at free agents and obviously starting on the Draft. Our personnel department is working hard as well. Our scouts are here and our pro personnel guys are working hard on free agency back at Quest (Quest Diagnostics Training Center). I’ll open up for any questions.
Head coach Ben McAdoo today announced the composition of the Giants’ 2016 coaching staff.
McAdoo’s first staff will include 20 assistant coaches, including eight on offense, seven on defense, two on special teams, and three in strength & conditioning.
Twelve of the assistant coaches were on Tom Coughlin’s 2015 staff, including all three coordinators. Mike Sullivan will assume McAdoo’s former position as offensive coordinator after spending last season as the Giants’ quarterbacks coach. Steve Spagnuolo (defense) and Tom Quinn (special teams) will remain the coordinators of their respective units.
Intra-squad scrimmage is the keystone to a full weekend of athletics events April 15-17
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; February 9, 2016 – The culmination of Penn State football’s spring practices is the Blue-White Game, which is set for Saturday, April 16 at 2 p.m. in Beaver Stadium. The Blue-White Game is the centerpiece for a full weekend of Penn State activities April 15-17.
