SUMMARY: College football legend Mike Leach is now eligible for the National Football Foundation’s College Football Hall of Fame after the minimum winning percentage for coaches was lowered from .600 to .595. Leach, who passed away in 2022 at 61, finished with a 156-107 record (59.7%), easily meeting other criteria such as 10 seasons and 100 games coached. Known as “The Pirate,” he won multiple Coach of the Year awards and was a key innovator of the air raid offense. The change takes effect with the 2027 ballot, where Leach is expected to be a strong posthumous candidate.

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SUMMARY: Elon Musk is stepping down from his role as a top adviser to President Donald Trump, where he led efforts to reduce federal bureaucracy through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Despite initial ambitions to cut up to \$2 trillion in spending, Musk scaled back goals amid resistance and political pushback, eventually targeting \$150 billion in cuts. He expressed frustration with the federal bureaucracy and criticized Trump’s “big beautiful bill” for increasing the deficit and undermining his efficiency efforts. Musk plans to refocus on his businesses, while Republicans continue debating the spending legislation amid divisions over its fiscal impact.

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SUMMARY: The Greenville community mourns the passing of Alex Foster, a local football standout and former top-50 high school defensive line prospect from Greenville St. Joe. Foster was found dead Tuesday night in Mississippi, with unofficial reports suggesting he was shot. He signed with Baylor in 2024 and redshirted his freshman year, preparing to play in his second year. Baylor and Greenville St. Joe both released statements expressing heartbreak and offering prayers for his family and friends. No arrests have been made, and his death follows another recent teen shooting in Greenville, intensifying concerns over local gun violence. The investigation is ongoing.

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