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  The End of the Seattle Seahawks   Today to end the year 2023 was the final blast right through the hearts of the Seattle Seahawks fanbase as they lost an embarrassing matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-23 at Lumen Field to end any hope the Seahawks had of making the playoffs. The play was abysmal from missed tackles, an inability to convert a third-down and no pressure generated against Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph all night. This has been a recurring trend and Seahawks fans ask yourselves how tired are you of this terrible play? The Steelers had a season-high 476 yards of offense after losing to teams like the Cardinals and the Patriots, each had just two wins. This must be the year where the coaching staff has some turnover between Defensive Coordinator Cling Hurt, Offensive Coordinator Shane Waldron and Head Coach Pete Carroll. You cannot sugarcoat losing five of your last seven games. That is a collapse of unbelievably frustrating proportions. ...

 PITTSBURGH-- December 3, 2023, will go down as one of the biggest travesties that has ever hit the college football world, with Florida State being left out of the College Football Playoffs despite going undefeated and winning the ACC all because their quarterback Jordan Travis suffered a season-ending injury. If Jordan Travis was truly that meaningful and important to the program for their entire team to sit out of the College Football Playoffs, then the answer is simple the Heisman Trophy should go to Travis without question. The Heisman Trophy finalists are usually defined with “great ability, diligence, and hard work.” So do you truly think that Jayden Daniels, Bo Nix, Micheal Penix Jr and Marvin Harrison Jr are truly the four most outstanding college football players in the country? Bo Nix and Marvin Harrison Jr are both not even playing in the playoffs after their teams lost their championship games while Travis though unable to play, showed resilience through his leader...

“I have to admit, like there was some noise, like I knew what time practice was and I would just go sit there and watch and it absolutely killed me and made me upset, but there was really nothing I could do about it. I went to all the games wishing like I was still part of it and still part of the team. But I don't know. It's like something really clicked for me and it was hard because, I still see the team, and go do team things too. I like missed being a part of the team.” -Mary Genrich, Duquesne University former student-athlete class of 2024 Mary Genrich came in as a walk-on for the Duquesne University women’s soccer team who had been released from the team during her junior year of college while going for her major in Sports Information and Media and a Business Certificate. “Honestly, the best decision coach (Al Alvine) ever made for me was releasing me from the team,” Genrich elaborated about her being released. “If he had never done that, I would have never gotten ...