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NFL mock draft 2026: Titans select Jeremiyah Love, RB , Notre Dame  Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre DameIs number 4 overall too early for a running back? Not in this draft. The Titans would love to see David Bailey fall to this spot, but he went off the board third to the Arizona Cardinals. With him gone, the Titans add arguably the best player in this draft with Love. Having an explosive running game will take some of the pressure off second-year quarterback Cam Ward. Love is also dynamic as a receiver, and the Titans desperately need weapons on offense.  #NFL #mock #draft #Titans #select #Jeremiyah #Love #Notre #Dame

NFL mock draft 2026: Titans select Jeremiyah Love, RB , Notre Dame

Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre Dame

Is number 4 overall too early for a running back? Not in this draft. The Titans would love to see David Bailey fall to this spot, but he went off the board third to the Arizona Cardinals. With him gone, the Titans add arguably the best player in this draft with Love. Having an explosive running game will take some of the pressure off second-year quarterback Cam Ward. Love is also dynamic as a receiver, and the Titans desperately need weapons on offense.

#NFL #mock #draft #Titans #select #Jeremiyah #Love #Notre #Dame

Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre Dame

Is number 4 overall too early for a running back? Not in this draft. The Titans would love to see David Bailey fall to this spot, but he went off the board third to the Arizona Cardinals. With him gone, the Titans add arguably the best player in this draft with Love. Having an explosive running game will take some of the pressure off second-year quarterback Cam Ward. Love is also dynamic as a receiver, and the Titans desperately need weapons on offense.

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Czech javelin legend and former coach of Neeraj Chopra, Jan Zelezny, has teamed up with Japan star Haruka Kitaguchi as her coach, the athlete announced in an Instagram post on Friday.

“After our training camp in South Africa, I’m excited to announce that I have officially started working with true legend Jan Zelezny,” Kitaguchi, the Olympic women’s javelin champion, said in the post.

“I am incredibly honoured to begin this new chapter with him.”

Zelezny, 59, is a three-time Olympic javelin champion and still holds the world record with a throw of 98.48 metres, set in 1996. He coached Neeraj from late 2024 to early 2026, a spell in which the 2020 Olympic champion breached his 90-metre mark, at the Doha Diamond League.

The two mutually parted ways in January 2026.

Kitaguchi, 28, moved to the Czech Republic in 2019 and began training with local coach David Sekerak. Sekerak has since led her to the 2023 world title and the 2024 Olympic crown, together with two Diamond League titles.

Kitaguchi won gold at the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest and the 2024 Paris Olympics. She was the host nation’s main medal hope at the 2025 world championships in Tokyo, but failed to reach the final.

An elbow injury restricted Kitaguchi to just two competitions in the build-up to the championships, and her best throw of 60.38 metres placed her 14th in qualifying.

Announcing her partnership with Zelezny, Kitaguchi said she was “looking forward to absorbing everything I can — not just about javelin technique, but also the elite mentality it takes to succeed”.

(With inputs from AFP)

Published on May 02, 2026

#coach #Neeraj #Chopra #teams #Olympic #champion #Haruka #Kitaguchi">Former coach of Neeraj Chopra, teams up with another Olympic champion in Haruka Kitaguchi  Czech javelin legend and former coach of Neeraj Chopra, Jan Zelezny, has teamed up with Japan star Haruka Kitaguchi as her coach, the athlete announced in an Instagram post on Friday.“After our training camp in South Africa, I’m excited to announce that I have officially started working with true legend Jan Zelezny,” Kitaguchi, the Olympic women’s javelin champion, said in the post.“I am incredibly honoured to begin this new chapter with him.”Zelezny, 59, is a three-time Olympic javelin champion and still holds the world record with a throw of 98.48 metres, set in 1996. He coached Neeraj from late 2024 to early 2026, a spell in which the 2020 Olympic champion breached his 90-metre mark, at the Doha Diamond League.The two mutually parted ways in January 2026.Kitaguchi, 28, moved to the Czech Republic in 2019 and began training with local coach David Sekerak. Sekerak has since led her to the 2023 world title and the 2024 Olympic crown, together with two Diamond League titles.Kitaguchi won gold at the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest and the 2024 Paris Olympics. She was the host nation’s main medal hope at the 2025 world championships in Tokyo, but failed to reach the final.An elbow injury restricted Kitaguchi to just two competitions in the build-up to the championships, and her best throw of 60.38 metres placed her 14th in qualifying.Announcing her partnership with Zelezny, Kitaguchi said she was “looking forward to absorbing everything I can — not just about javelin technique, but also the elite mentality it takes to succeed”.(With inputs from AFP)Published on May 02, 2026  #coach #Neeraj #Chopra #teams #Olympic #champion #Haruka #Kitaguchi

MI’s Jasprit Bumrah has had a season to forget so far. The pace spearhead has taken only two wickets from eight matches at a disastrous average of 132.00- that average is the worst for any bowler who has bowled 25 plus overs this season.

And on Sunday, the misfiring Bumrah goes up against one of his lesser favourite opponents in the IPL- Chennai Super Kings.

The 32-year-old has an average record by his high standards against CSK, having taken only 15 wickets from 17 matches at an average of 33.20 and an economy rate of 7.58.

Bumrah had a decent outing with the ball when the two sides met at the Wankhede just over a week ago, returning with figures of 1/31 from his four overs in a match where CSK scored over 200.

At the Chepauk, Bumrah has played only two matches so far, but has a slightly better record, having taken two wickets at an average of 20.50 and an economy rate of 5.85.

As MI’s playoff chances hang by a thread, the pacer will need to rediscover his best form for his side’s fortunes starting with the match against CSK tonight.

Published on May 02, 2026

#CSK #IPL #Jasprit #Bumrahs #record #Chennai #Super #Kings">CSK vs MI IPL 2026: Jasprit Bumrah’s record against Chennai Super Kings  MI’s Jasprit Bumrah has had a season to forget so far. The pace spearhead has taken only two wickets from eight matches at a disastrous average of 132.00- that average is the worst for any bowler who has bowled 25 plus overs this season.And on Sunday, the misfiring Bumrah goes up against one of his lesser favourite opponents in the IPL- Chennai Super Kings.The 32-year-old has an average record by his high standards against CSK, having taken only 15 wickets from 17 matches at an average of 33.20 and an economy rate of 7.58.Bumrah had a decent outing with the ball when the two sides met at the Wankhede just over a week ago, returning with figures of 1/31 from his four overs in a match where CSK scored over 200.At the Chepauk, Bumrah has played only two matches so far, but has a slightly better record, having taken two wickets at an average of 20.50 and an economy rate of 5.85.As MI’s playoff chances hang by a thread, the pacer will need to rediscover his best form for his side’s fortunes starting with the match against CSK tonight.Published on May 02, 2026  #CSK #IPL #Jasprit #Bumrahs #record #Chennai #Super #Kings

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