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Kyle Yost

Kyle Yost

Verified

Deputy Editor, Bless You Boys

New York

Final Covers

Golf Shoes , Golf Shoe Testing , Golf Shoe Collaborations

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Amateur sports except for college football

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Total articles 1329

  • Michigan Basketball is leaning into the right types of transfers

    By Kyle Yost Verified|Maize n BrewVerifiedPhoto by Jason Mowry/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images After a horrendous 2023-24 season — and a clear decline even before that — the Michigan Wolverines needed a complete overhaul. In stepped Dusty May, who did that and more, wildly exceeding expectations in Year 1 with an essentially brand new roster and a style of basketball that was both entertaining and effective (even if it brought some frustrations as well).

    By Kyle Yost Verified · Maize n Brew

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Tottenham Hotspur Europa League Preview: Again, still alive

    By Kyle Yost Verified|Cartilage Free CaptainVerifiedPhoto by Alex Pantling/Getty Images In some ways, last week’s first leg was about everything that could have been asked for from a struggling Tottenham Hotspur side. While a single goal on 0.9 xG may not look like an offensive outburst, there were plenty of moments of progressive, decisive attacking that could have led to much more on the score sheet. However, Thursday’s critical second leg begins at 1-1.

    By Kyle Yost Verified · Cartilage Free Captain

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Michigan Basketball is leaning into the right types of transfers

    By Kyle Yost Verified|Maize n BrewVerifiedPhoto by Jason Mowry/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images After a horrendous 2023-24 season — and a clear decline even before that — the Michigan Wolverines needed a complete overhaul. In stepped Dusty May, who did that and more, wildly exceeding expectations in Year 1 with an essentially brand new roster and a style of basketball that was both entertaining and effective (even if it brought some frustrations as well).

    By Kyle Yost Verified · Maize n Brew

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Bless You Boys