Indiana Basketball gets a new head coach
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Fox Sports Update.

Just two days after West Virginia was left out of the NCAA tournament, the Mountaineers need a new head coach. That's because Indiana has hired Darren DeVries away from West Virginia, with the Hoosiers announcing the hire today. DeVries spent just one season in Morgantown, leading the program to a 19-13 record. Prior to his time at West Virginia, DeVries coached Drake for six seasons, taking the Bulldogs to the tournament three times. He replaces Mike Woodson in Bloomington, after Woodson announced in February he would step down at the end of his fourth season.

In the NFL, wide receiver Cooper Cupp is home. After spending his first eight seasons in Los Angeles, Cupp was introduced today as a member of the Seattle Seahawks after agreeing to a three-year deal. Cupp played his college ball at Eastern Washington and grew up roughly 140 miles southeast of Seattle. Full circle moment coming back to being able to throw on a Seattle Seahawks uniform,

That's a really cool thing and something that I don't take lightly. That was courtesy of the Seahawks. The MVP of Super Bowl 56 signed in Seattle following his release by the Rams last week after playing just 33 games over the past three seasons due to injuries. And an Eagles great called it a career today. Fence event Brandon Graham announced his retirement after 15 seasons, all in Philadelphia. I gave everything I had, everything I had in this season.

And I don't have no regrets. That was courtesy of the Eagles as Graham became emotional during the press conference. Graham was selected in the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft out of Michigan and ends his career as the all-time leader in games played for the Eagles. He also ranks third in franchise history with 76.5 sacks during the regular season, while helping deliver two Lombardi trophies to the organization.

Graham is one of just four Eagles players to participate in both of Philadelphia's Super Bowl wins. You can listen and follow the Fox Sports Podcast at FoxSports.com, wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Joe Morgan. Get more on the Fox Sports app and FoxSports.com.

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