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PSAgency client David Whitaker continues to make noise on the national stage.

After his visit first visit, David has officially received an offer from Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

This is another major step for one of the top young prospects in the country. The grind, the work, and the vision are all starting to line up at the highest level.

We’re just getting started.

New chapter. New opportunity.

After making the decision to enter the transfer portal, Peyton Joseph sat down with 1Oklahoma to discuss his journey, what led him to Norman, and the goals he has for this next phase of his career.

The transfer portal isn’t just about changing schools—it’s about finding the right fit, continuing to develop, and positioning yourself for long-term success on and off the field.

Excited to see what’s ahead for him at Oklahoma. ⬇️

https://youtu.be/hctLRfDL6xw?si=1eVDf7ljdZK-WX0q

Portal Guys - Peyton Joseph | Rodney Anderson talks with the OL Transfer from Georgia Tech This interview with Peyton Joseph offers an inside look into his jo...

From overlooked recruit to NFL opportunity. 💪🏾

Theron Gaines’ story is a reminder that your path doesn’t have to look like everyone else’s to reach your destination.

After arriving at Tennessee Tech with limited recruiting attention, Theron worked his way into becoming an All-American linebacker, helped lead the Golden Eagles to a historic conference championship, and earned his shot with the Buffalo Bills.

What stands out most isn’t the stats—it’s the work ethic. Position changes, countless hours in the film room, special teams, leadership, and a commitment to getting better every single day.

We’re proud to represent an athlete who embodies perseverance, humility, and determination.

The dream isn’t over when obstacles show up. Sometimes it’s just getting started.

Gaining Ground Bills UDFA rookie Theron Gaines hopes transition to new position pays off

Commit to the G! Athens Bound! 🐾❤️🖤

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The Golden State Valkyries became the first women’s team in any sport to reach a $1 billion valuation, according to CNBC’s 2026 WNBA team valuations.⁠
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The league’s 15 franchises are now worth an average of $460 million, nearly double the WNBA’s most recent $250 million expansion fee, reflecting the league’s rapid commercial growth across media rights, sponsorships, expansion, and fan interest.⁠
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One potential investor told CNBC that several “well-run WNBA teams” could reach $1 billion valuations within the next five years.⁠
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(via CNBC)

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We have signed American linebacker Ja'Kobe Clinton from West Florida.

| Canada Life Co

Where to next? 🤔

They made the call… now it’s time to work!
Congrats ._.gaines
Bills Mafia what up?!
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