👋 Good morning! - Here is a fun question to think about. Why is there a ‘D’ in the word fridge, but not in the word refrigerator? - Ali Jawad

The Dallas Wings are turning the page, and turning to a proven winner.

After weeks of searching for stability, Dallas is expected to hire longtime South Florida coach Jose Fernandez as its next head coach.

Fernandez spent 25 years transforming USF into a mid-major powerhouse, guiding the Bulls to 10 NCAA Tournament appearances and earning a reputation for developing international stars and building consistent winners.

Now, he’s headed to the WNBA to take over a franchise desperate for direction, and fresh energy.

This move marks the Wings’ fifth head coach in seven seasons, but it’s their boldest gamble yet. Fernandez’s résumé screams experience and longevity, two traits the Wings have sorely lacked amid years of coaching turnover.

The timing couldn’t be more critical: Dallas has one of the league’s most intriguing young cores, headlined by 2025 No. 1 pick and ROTY Paige Bueckers, and a front office eager to build a true contender in the Western Conference.

Fernandez’s ability to connect with players, recruit globally, and demand accountability could be exactly what this roster needs to grow from potential to powerhouse.

Of course, the biggest question remains, how will a college lifer handle the WNBA grind? Fernandez has never coached at the professional level, but his track record of adapting, innovating, and winning at USF suggests he’s ready for the leap.

For a franchise that’s seen too many short-lived eras, Dallas is betting that Fernandez’s experience and player-first approach can finally bring the long-term stability and culture the Wings have been searching for.

The skid continues in Dallas. The Stars snapped their scoreless streak but not their losing one, falling 3-2 in overtime to the Los Angeles Kings despite power-play goals from Jason Robertson and Wyatt Johnston.

Former Stars Corey Perry and Cody Ceci struck back for L.A., and Adrian Kempe sealed it in OT.

Catch all the breakdowns and reactions on the DLLS Stars Post Game Show.

Reinforcements are finally coming for the Cowboys’ defense. 👀 DeMarvion Overshown and Shavon Revel both had their 21-day practice windows opened this week, signaling help could be on the horizon.

Overshown spoke with Clarence Hill, and we’ve got every detail, plus, another week of KBBU!

The Cooper Flagg era is officially underway, but it didn’t start with a win.

The Mavericks’ rookie posted a double-double in his NBA debut, yet Dallas was outclassed by Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs in a rough opener.

The DLLS Mavs crew breaks down what went wrong, plus, the latest on the gambling scandal shaking the NBA.

Sometimes a team’s turning point doesn’t come from a blockbuster trade or a new manager, it comes from one statement series.

The Toronto Blue Jays’ World Series run may have quietly begun with a three-game sweep of the Texas Rangers back in late May.

That stretch flipped their season on its head, showing how one week in a 162-game grind can change everything.

Here is Jeff at ACU. Fun fact he was a JV legend… or something like that.

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Ali Jawad
Dallas Cowboys ​Content Creator/Newsletter Writer
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