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Matt Zemek

Matt Zemek

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Lead Writer, College Sports Wire

Phoenix, Seattle

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Sports , Gymnastics , Soccer , Rowing

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No topic is too small - or too big.

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Total articles 8278

  • Elite scorer decommits from South Carolina under three weeks after joining Gamecocks

    By Matt Zemek Verified| Southwest Times Record Verified Treysen Eaglestaff decommitted from South Carolina basketball roughly 2.5 weeks after making his initial choice. This reinforces the absurdity of commitments not marking the actual end of recruitmentsThe new world of the transfer portal and NIL creates a lot of situations which leave a sour taste in fans' mouths. This is especially true for the programs which think they have landed a quality player, only to see that player instantly bolt right after making a commitment.

    By Matt Zemek Verified · Southwest Times Record

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Brent Venables, firmly on the hot seat, makes huge transfer portal pickup at Oklahoma

    By Matt Zemek Verified| Southwest Times Record Verified Brent Venables just made the kind of spring portal addition which could save his job at Oklahoma. Brent Venables enters the 2025 college football season squarely on the hot seat at Oklahoma. He knows his world-class defense needs help from a badly underperforming offense. Venables remains an elite defensive tactician. He has developed quality defenses in Norman. His offenses have been an absolute disaster. Spring transfer portal shopping needed to give Venables better groceries.

    By Matt Zemek Verified · Southwest Times Record

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Elite scorer decommits from South Carolina under three weeks after joining Gamecocks

    By Matt Zemek Verified| Southwest Times Record Verified Treysen Eaglestaff decommitted from South Carolina basketball roughly 2.5 weeks after making his initial choice. This reinforces the absurdity of commitments not marking the actual end of recruitmentsThe new world of the transfer portal and NIL creates a lot of situations which leave a sour taste in fans' mouths. This is especially true for the programs which think they have landed a quality player, only to see that player instantly bolt right after making a commitment.

    By Matt Zemek Verified · Southwest Times Record

    Apr. 16, 2025

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College Sports Wire