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The NFL is heading into two thousand twenty six with some notable changes on the books. Red flag rules, player discipline protocols, and kickoff procedures are all getting a fresh look, and commissioner-level attention means these aren't minor tweaks. Fans and coaches alike will need to study up before the first whistle blows.
Shifting to college football, LSU is making serious noise after a dominant fifty-one to ten dismantling of Clemson to open the season, and the CBS Sports one thirty eight rankings have the Tigers soaring into the top ten. Michigan, meanwhile, has tumbled out of the top thirty, and the SEC is navigating some real tension over LSU's use of returning NFL players, though expulsion from the conference isn't remotely on the table.
And over in Milwaukee, Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski is rewriting the record books in a way nobody saw coming. The hard-throwing righty has now logged one thousand pitches clocked at one hundred miles per hour or faster, an unprecedented milestone in major league history. At this pace, the kid isn't just throwing heat, he's building a legacy one radar gun reading at a time.
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