JUNE 1 COFFEE CLUB

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WHAT'S BREWING TODAY Wednesday, June 1 On Today's Scorecard Pressgang

After a wild coaching carousel over the winter, the list of first-year coaches features both established front men and notable assistants making their debuts. Brian Kelly and Lincoln Riley, who have 221 combined FBS wins, enter new roles at LSU and USC, respectively. Each coach's stunning exit in late November puts his first season under especially bright spotlights. The same goes for their replacements:Marcus Freeman, the 36-year-old who took over for Kelly after only one season as Notre Dame's defensive coordinator; and Brent Venables, 51, the career coordinator who finally left Clemson to return to Oklahoma, where he worked from 1999 to 2011. However, several of this year's college football head coaches are in desperation mode when it comes to maintaining their jobs. Those who appear to be the most under pressure heading into the 2022 college football season: Herm Edwards (Arizona State), Scott Frost (Nebraksa),Dino Babers (Syracuse), Mike Norvell (Florida State), Geoff Collins(Georgia Tech), Karl Dorrell (Colorado), andBryan Harsin (Auburn). To read more on the plight of these coaches click here.

Trending Today Tighten Up

Deshaun Watson has thrown 104 career touchdown passes during the regular season. 21 of them have been thrown to tights ends. This is a huge deal for Cleveland TE David Njoku.The Browns are betting on Watson to unlock his potential so his production matches his new massive 4-year contract. Njoku's contract has left some scratching their heads. Cleveland seems to be paying for what the former first-round pick could do instead of what he has proven so far on the field. In five seasons, Njoku has 148 receptions for 1754 yards and 15 touchdowns.

Grinding Out The Profits Look At Me

New York Yankees starting pitcherNestor Cortes is 7-2 with a 1.70 ERA and 0.85 WHIP in his team starts this season, including 4-0 at home. His opponent, Reid Detmers, owns an 8.48 ERA with a 1.54 WHIP away as opposed to a 3.10 ERA and a 0.66 WHIP at home this season. With the Pinstripes 16-6 at home in this series, there is only one-way to look here tonight.

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