so sad to say goodbye: a talented key athlete from Florida Gators provide three reason for his departure……see more

so sad to say goodbye: a talented key athlete from Florida Gators provide three reason for his departure……see more

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### Updated Headlines and Articles

1. **Nancy Lieberman Provides Update on Big 3 Basketball**

2. **Deandra Duggans Discusses the Dominance of the Las Vegas Aces in the Vegas Basketball Market**

3. **Is the 2024-25 Season the Final Chapter for ‘Inside the NBA’? With Warner Bros. Discovery Suing the NBA Over Rejected Media Rights Proposal, It Appears Likely**

4. **Concerns Arise Over Jayson Tatum’s Bench Status for Team USA**

5. **Team USA’s Dominant Performance Against Serbia Boosts Confidence for Paris Olympics, Says For The Hoops Crew**

6. **LeBron James Named Team USA Flag Bearer for Opening Ceremony**

7. **Despite No. 2 Pick Alex Sarr’s Lackluster Summer League Performance, For The Hoops Crew Remains Optimistic About His Potential**

8. **Florida Gators’ MLB Draft Prospects Continue to Grow Under Kevin O’Sullivan**

– D1Baseball has listed four returning Gators — Jake Clemente, Brody Donay, Cade Kurland, and Colby Shelton — along with incoming Miami transfer Blake Cyr as top 100 MLB draft prospects heading into 2025.

– Colby Shelton, now officially returning, ranks highest among Gators at No. 34 overall and fifth among shortstops.

– Right-hander Jake Clemente, ranked No. 51, impressed in the Cape Cod League and is expected to be part of Gainesville’s weekend rotation.

– Brody Donay, Blake Cyr, and Cade Kurland are also on the list, with Donay and Cyr positioned as bat-heavy prospects with uncertain defensive roles.

– Cade Kurland, a second baseman, could improve his ranking with a stronger defensive season and reduced strikeout rate.

– Potential additions to the top 100 include left-hander Pierce Coppola and catcher Luke Heyman, with outfielder Ty Evans being a longshot due to injury but still a possible early-round pick.