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Miami used Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft to add high-upside receivers Caleb Douglas (Texas Tech) and Chris Bell (Louisville). Bell, coming off ACL surgery, is viewed as a potential No. 1 receiver who could contribute as soon as health allows, while Douglas adds depth. The Dolphins say they are building for 2028 and beyond, banking on Bell's return and the long-term upside rather than focusing solely on the 2026 season.
The Miami Dolphins selected Louisville WR Chris Bell with the 94th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Bell is a big, explosive receiver with smooth routes and strong after-the-catch ability, but he missed much of the pre-draft process due to a late-2025 knee injury (ACL). Evaluators see him as a high-ceiling playmaker who could become a quarterback’s trusted target early in his career, especially when paired with TE Will Kacmarek and WR Caleb Douglas; the pick is viewed as a major value, earning an A+ grade from evaluators.
The Miami Dolphins closed Day 2 by selecting Louisville wide receiver Chris Bell with the 94th overall pick in the third round, a move built on upside despite Bell’s torn ACL last November. If he recovers fully, Bell could emerge as the top WR in a rebuilt Miami receiving corps after the departures of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, even if his rookie impact is modest in 2026. The earlier third-round choices—Caleb Douglas and Will Kacmarek—provide different value: Douglas has size and contested-catch ability but drops concerns, while Kacmarek projects mainly as a blocking tight end, making Bell the clear best value pick of the round.
After trading back on day one, the 49ers hold pick 33 and should grab Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren to shore up the backend, then target Missouri EDGE Zion Young at 58 to boost the pass rush and run defense, and finally land Louisville WR Chris Bell (or Germie Bernard) to upgrade the wide receiver room, aiming for a three-player Day 2 that contributes immediately at safety, EDGE, and WR.
Syracuse forward Chris Bell's standout performance, with a game-high 23 points, led the Orange to a victory over Louisville. Coach Jim Boeheim had been pushing Bell to improve his rebounding throughout the season, and his efforts paid off in this game, earning praise as Bell's "best game in a Syracuse uniform."
NC State's Chris Bell made 8 three-pointers in the first half of the game against Syracuse, attributing his success to the soft rims and the gym environment. Bell's impressive performance was a result of his comfort with the shooting conditions, despite his initial dislike for the adidas ball.
Chris Bell and Quadir Copeland led Syracuse to an 87-83 victory over NC State, with Bell scoring all 26 of his points in the first half and Copeland adding a career-high 25 points. Despite a second-half rally by NC State, Syracuse secured the win with key free throws in the final seconds. Judah Mintz also contributed 15 points for Syracuse, while DJ Horne scored 32 points for NC State in a losing effort.
Syracuse basketball held on to secure an 87-83 victory over North Carolina State, with Chris Bell scoring 26 points in the first half, Judah Mintz adding 15 in the second half, and Quadir Copeland contributing a career-high 25 points in the hard-fought win at the PNC Arena in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Syracuse basketball faces NC State in a rematch, needing strong performances from Chris Bell and Quadir Copeland to secure a win at PNC Arena after their previous victory at the JMA Wireless Dome.
Syracuse narrowly defeats Louisville 94-92 with Chris Bell scoring a career-high 30 points and making eight 3-pointers. Quadir Copeland's basket after a goaltending call secured the win for Syracuse, who has now won five of the last six meetings with Louisville. Judah Mintz added 21 points and JJ Starling scored 19 for Syracuse, while Skyy Clark led Louisville with 23 points.
Syracuse Orange narrowly defeat Boston College 69-59 in a late-night ACC matchup, with three key takeaways: strong defensive performance in the first half, lack of adjustments leading to a close game, and standout performances from Maliq Brown and Chris Bell securing the win.
The Syracuse University men's basketball team secured an 81-70 victory against Cornell, with Judah Mintz leading the way with 28 points and five 3-pointers. Chris Bell contributed 19 points, also with five 3-pointers, while Justin Taylor provided a well-rounded performance with 13 points, eight rebounds, and six assists. Maliq Brown stood out with 12 rebounds. Meanwhile, the ongoing saga surrounding Benny Williams continues to add another layer of intrigue.