Over the past few years, the Kansas City Chiefs have rarely prioritized size at the running back position, leaning instead on quickness, vision, and contact balance. But as the roster continues to evolve, Arkansas running back Mike Washington Jr. presents a very different archetype, one that could quietly make sense for Kansas City on Day 3 of the NFL Draft. Currently competing at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, Washington has already put together an encouraging week and looks poised to be one of the more intriguing power backs in attendance.

Kevin Warsh Is Trump's Pick to Lead the Fed By Michael Maloney Kevin Warsh, a Federal Reserve insider-turned-critic, is President Trump's choice to lead the central bank. If confirmed by the Senate, Warsh would succeed Jerome Powell, who has been the target of sustained attacks from the president for not slashing interest rates.

Technology Ventures is pleased to welcome Anuradha "Anu" Bhukel as its new licensing associate, where she will help advance the University of Arkansas' growing innovation and commercialization efforts. Bhukel brings a deep passion for supporting researchers and a strong track record at the intersection of scientific discovery, intellectual property and technology transfer. In her new role, Bhukel will partner with inventors across campus to evaluate emerging technologies, guide intellectual property and protection strategies, and identify promising pathways for commercialization.

Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Timber giants clear proposals for merger The shareholders of PotlatchDeltic and Florida-based timberland real estate investment trust Rayonier have approved all proposals necessary to complete the companies' previously-announced $8.2 billion merger, paving the way for the creation of the second-largest publicly-traded timber company in North America. The all-stock deal was announced in October.

College football analyst David Pollack has named a Power Four college football program as the biggest winner in the 2026 NCAA transfer portal cycle. The 2026 NCAA transfer portal cycle in college football is winding down. The two-week window for college football players to enter the portal in search of new schools began on Jan. 2 and closed at midnight on Jan. 16. The majority of the thousands of entrants into the NCAA transfer portal announced their intent to enter directly after the regular season ended.

GAINESVILLE, Fla.(AP) -- Madison Booker scored 24 points, Aaliyah Crump added 14 and No. 4 Texas pounded Florida inside on its way to an 88-68 victory Thursday night in front of Shaquille O'Neal. Playing for the first time in 11 days, the Longhorns outscored the Gators 60-30 in the paint to end a two-game road skid. Texas (20-2, 5-2 Southeastern Conference) had its game at Arkansas last weekend postponed because of a winter storm, creating a lengthy midseason break.

The Oregonian/OregonLive is offering an early position-by-position preview of what the 2026 Oregon Ducks' depth chart could look like. Departed transfers: Tobi Haastrup (West Virginia) and Blake Purchase (Ole Miss). New faces: Transfer Bleu Dantzler, So. (Oregon State). Freshmen Anthony Jones, Prince Tavizon and Dutch Horisk. Returners: Teitum Tuioti, Sr., Matayo Uiagalelei, Sr., Nasir Wyatt So., Elijah Rushing, RSo., Torrence Wiliams, Jr. Projected depth chart: Tuioti and Uiagalelei should start. Wyatt and Rushing could be the main backups.