Nevada Sports Net Morning Download: Big Headlines Recap
On weekday mornings, Nevada Sports Net highlights three notable developments in sports. Here’s a recap of today’s key stories:
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SEC Looks to Change CFP Structure
In a recent interview on the Dan Patrick Show, SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey reiterated his support for a 12-team College Football Playoff (CFP) model that excludes automatic qualifiers. After the CFP expanded from four to twelve teams last year, controversy stirred when Group of 5 teams like Boise State and Arizona State received first-round byes. Speculation around increasing the playoff to 16 teams has emerged, with the SEC and Big Ten pushing for more automatic spots. However, Sankey insists on an open field, stating, “I’d give no allocations… just go with the 12 best teams.” If implemented, this approach could significantly limit access for conferences like the Mountain West and the future Pac-12. -
Talia Tretton Enters Transfer Portal
Rising star Talia Tretton from Douglas High has entered the transfer portal after her freshman year at Iowa. The two-time Nevada Gatorade Player of the Year had a solid season, finishing with a 10-9 record and a 3.32 ERA. Despite the potential of playing under newly hired head coach Stacy May-Johnson, Tretton has opted to seek new opportunities, carrying three years of eligibility. - Bryce Jarvis Named PCL Pitcher of the Week
Reno Aces’ pitcher Bryce Jarvis earned recognition as the Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week following an impressive outing featuring six no-hit innings against the Round Rock Express. Jarvis, a former 18th overall MLB draft pick, is transitioning back to starting after two years in relief. He previously made his MLB debut with the Arizona Diamondbacks and is looking to establish himself firmly this season.
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