<div data-rss-brief-template="1" style="font-family:Roboto,Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;color:inherit;padding:10px 0"><div style="margin-bottom:0px"><div style="font-size:15px;line-height:1.72;color:inherit"><h2><strong>Tony Reno, Yale’s Winningest Coach, Dies at 52</strong></h2>
<p>Yale football coach Tony Reno passed away at 52 after 14 seasons leading the Bulldogs, including their first-ever playoff victory. Athletic director Vicky Chun called him a man of &quot;humility, compassion, and purpose.&quot; Reno’s legacy: 89 wins, two Ivy League titles, and a program transformed. No cause of death released yet.</p>
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<h2><strong>Jon Sumrall: ‘Players Haven’t Changed—Coaches Have’</strong></h2>
<p>Florida’s new head coach Jon Sumrall is silencing critics with wins. While some old-school types gripe about &quot;today’s players,&quot; Sumrall—fresh off a 10-win season at Troy and a 9-3 debut at Florida—argues the game’s evolved, not the athletes. His take: &quot;You adapt or get left behind.&quot; With the Gators’ roster stacked, expect more noise in the SEC. The man’s just getting started.</p>
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<p>Yale football coach Tony Reno passed away at 52 after 14 seasons leading the Bulldogs, including their first-ever playoff victory. Athletic director Vicky Chun called him a man of &quot;humility, compassion, and purpose.&quot; Reno’s legacy: 89 wins, two Ivy League titles, and a program transformed. No cause of death released yet.</p>
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<h2><strong>Jon Sumrall: ‘Players Haven’t Changed—Coaches Have’</strong></h2>
<p>Florida’s new head coach Jon Sumrall is silencing critics with wins. While some old-school types gripe about &quot;today’s players,&quot; Sumrall—fresh off a 10-win season at Troy and a 9-3 debut at Florida—argues the game’s evolved, not the athletes. His take: &quot;You adapt or get left behind.&quot; With the Gators’ roster stacked, expect more noise in the SEC. The man’s just getting started.</p>
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Tony Reno, Yale’s Winningest Coach, Dies at 52

Yale football coach Tony Reno passed away at 52 after 14 seasons leading the Bulldogs, including their first-ever playoff victory. Athletic director Vicky Chun called him a man of "humility, compassion, and purpose." Reno’s legacy: 89 wins, two Ivy League titles, and a program transformed. No cause of death released yet.

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Jon Sumrall: ‘Players Haven’t Changed—Coaches Have’

Florida’s new head coach Jon Sumrall is silencing critics with wins. While some old-school types gripe about "today’s players," Sumrall—fresh off a 10-win season at Troy and a 9-3 debut at Florida—argues the game’s evolved, not the athletes. His take: "You adapt or get left behind." With the Gators’ roster stacked, expect more noise in the SEC. The man’s just getting started.