That day would have been Elmira Notre Dame icon Mike D’Aloisio’s 74th birthday. Best known to many as “Coach D” D’Aloisio earned the most coaching wins in Elmira football history with 244.

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Reba “Mike” D. Hirschfield, 89 years of age, from Raleigh, NC., passed away peacefully on January 9, 2025. Reba was predeceased by her husband of 47 years, Larry Hirschfield, her parents Tom ...

“Certainly, you look at the teams that are able to protect the quarterback and dictate the flow of the game offensively,” new head coach Mike Vrabel ... “The D-linemen are getting better ...

It was reported that the Cowboys would be moving on from head coach Mike McCarthy and the team followed up the news by confirming the fact. McCarthy did a solid job in Dallas and had a lot of ...

Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans extended his streak of 1,000-yards in a season for the 11th in a row to tie Pro Football Hall of Famer Jerry Rice for the most ever consecutively. After the ...

Rapper OG 2 Low accidentally fired his gun during an appearance on the 1 on 1 podcast hosted by Mike D. Mike D had been interviewing the artist for about 45 minutes before things took a shocking turn.

In doing so, he confirmed that both head coach Mike McDaniel and general manager Chris Grier will continue to lead the franchise in 2025. "I want to thank the players and coaches for their hard ...

The move may or may not have been made with another ex-Belichick disciple in mind, as CBS Sports' Aditi Kinkhabwala reports former Patriots star Mike Vrabel, a hot candidate in the 2025 coaching ...

Mike Rinder, co-host of A&E’s Emmy-winning ... And please, if you are able in some way, help Christie and the boys to move forward into the next chapter of their lives.” ...

The top veteran coaching candidate on the market has ties to the Patriots. Former Titans coach Mike Vrabel spent eight seasons at New England, helping the Patriots to three Super Bowl titles.