Breaking News!!! Eagles Quarterback Jalen Hurts and Fiancee Bry Burrows’ Relationship Timeline… See More.

Breaking News!!! Eagles Quarterback Jalen Hurts and Fiancee Bry Burrows’ Relationship Timeline… See More.

Jalen Hurts has won the hearts of Philadelphia Eagles fans with his impressive work on the football field — but he found his true love in Alabama.

The Eagles quarterback turned heads while playing for the University of Alabama from 2016 to 2018. However, off the field, he only had eyes for Bryonna “Bry” Burrows.

The pair began dating in college before Hurts transferred to University of Oklahoma in 2019. Hurts kept his romance off social media before and after he was drafted by the Eagles in 2020. However, when his team won the NFC Championship in January 2023, Burrows joined him on the field to celebrate.

The couple, who got engaged in September 2024, have continued to keep their romance as private as possible. But eagle-eyed fans have spotted her at several Eagles games over the years.

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Eagles Quarterback Jalen Hurts and Fiancee Bry Burrows’ Relationship Timeline
Us Weekly
Johnni Macke
February 10, 2025
Eagles Quarterback Jalen Hurts and Fiancee Bry Burrows Relationship Timeline
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Jalen Hurts has won the hearts of Philadelphia Eagles fans with his impressive work on the football field — but he found his true love in Alabama.

The Eagles quarterback turned heads while playing for the University of Alabama from 2016 to 2018. However, off the field, he only had eyes for Bryonna “Bry” Burrows.

The pair began dating in college before Hurts transferred to University of Oklahoma in 2019. Hurts kept his romance off social media before and after he was drafted by the Eagles in 2020. However, when his team won the NFC Championship in January 2023, Burrows joined him on the field to celebrate.

The couple, who got engaged in September 2024, have continued to keep their romance as private as possible. But eagle-eyed fans have spotted her at several Eagles games over the years.

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Scroll down to see Hurts and Burrows’ romance from the start:

College
The twosome met at the University of Alabama sometime between 2016 and 2018, while Hurts was in school and playing football. After three seasons, Hurts transferred to Oklahoma to finish out his college football career.

Burrows, meanwhile, finished her undergraduate education at Alabama in 2017 with a degree in Spanish and political science. She remained at the university for several years and eventually earned her MBA from the school of business.

While they were both at Alabama, Hurts and Burrows were involved in Greek life. He was part of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity while Burrows was in the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
January 2023
After dating on and off for years, Burrows was photographed rooting for Hurts during the Eagles’ NFC Championship matchup against the San Francisco 49ers. When the Eagles won, Burrows joined Hurts on the field to celebrate.

Hurts made a rare comment about his relationship with Burrows during an interview with ESSENCE for their cover story. “I’m not married or anything like that,” he revealed. “But I am spoken for.”

He noted he “knew a long time ago” that Burrows was The One. “I mean, to this point in my life, that’s an irreplaceable feeling,” Hurts added. “I think that’s what allowed us to get where we are now.”

October 2023
Six months later, the couple made their carpet debut at Time100 Next Gala in New York City.

September 2024

Burrows sparked engagement speculation on September 6 when she was spotted wearing a diamond ring on her left hand before an Eagles game. ESSENCE broke the news on September 13 that Hurts had proposed to his longtime girlfriend on a beach surrounded by candles and red roses.

Later that month, the newly-engaged couple stepped out on the red carpet for Prime Video’s The Evolution of the Black Quarterback premiere in New York City. Hurts is one of many Black athletes heavily featured in the series.

January 2025
After Hurts led the Eagles to his NFC Championship on January 26, Burrows was by his side to reap the spoils. The pair were photographed walking hand-in-hand after the team’s victory, which sent Hurts to his second Super Bowl game in four seasons.

February 2025

Burrows joined Hurts on the field inside New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome after the Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX. The pair embraced after the Eagles big win and shared a sweet kiss.

Prior to the Big Game, Hurts spoke about Burrows during a press conference.

“To Bry, the Mrs., thank you for the support, thank you for the love,” he gushed, according to ESPN’s Sports Center. “And thank you for being the rock that I can lean on.”

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Auburn is the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament, with Duke, Houston and Florida joining the Tigers on the No. 1 line in the March Madness brackets released Sunday.

The NCAA selection committee favored the regular-season champs of the record-setting Southeastern Conference despite three losses in their last four games, along with a loss to Duke back in December.

The Tigers (28-5) and Gators were two of the 14 SEC teams to make the field, which are the most for a conference in the history of the tournament.

It’s Florida, which captured the SEC tournament by winning three games with an average margin of 15 points, that opens as a slight favorite to win it all at the Final Four in San Antonio on April 5 and 7, according to BetMGM Sportsbook.

In something of a surprise, both North Carolina and Texas slid in off the bubble, while Indiana, West Virginia and Boise State did not.

The 68-team bracket starts whittling down on Tuesday with preliminary games, and the main draw kicks off on Thursday and Friday, with 32 games at eight sites around the country.

A tribute, then a bracket with plenty to talk about

The selection show began with a heartfelt tribute to the late Greg Gumbel, the CBS stalwart who oversaw the bracket unveiling for decades.

Then, just as Gumbel would have preferred, it was about the basketball – and this time there was plenty to talk about.

North Carolina looked all but out, a victim of a 1-12 record against so-called Quad 1 opponents and part of a conference (ACC) teetering on the verge of a historically bad season. But the Tar Heels were the last team in, thanks maybe to a strong nonconference slate, while Texas was also in — its seven wins against Quad 1 teams outweighing its overall 15 losses.

The Carolina inclusion was certain to fuel some conspiracy theories. The chair of the selection committee was Tar Heels athletic director Bubba Cunningham, who said rules state he cannot be part of any debate about his own team.

“As vice-chair, I managed all the conversations we had about North Carolina, and we had quite a few,” said Sun Belt Conference commissioner Keith Gill, who, in an unusual move, was brought onto the CBS bracket show to discuss Carolina.

The SEC’s 14 teams were followed by the Big Ten with eight and Big 12 with seven. The ACC, meanwhile, ended up with four teams, barely avoiding its worst showing since 2000, back when the conference was half the size it is now.

Even in a down cycle, the ACC has Duke, and Duke has arguably the best player in the country in freshman Cooper Flagg, a 19-point, 7.5-rebound-a-game freshman whose ankle injury, the school says, will not keep him out of March Madness.

Bracket gives Pitino and St. John’s a long and interesting road

Elsewhere in the bracket, coach Rick Pitino leads his unprecedented sixth program into the tournament, and what a road he would have to take to get to the Final Four.

First, he will travel to Providence, the same building where the coach led the Friars to a surprise Final Four trip back in 1987, to lead St. John’s in a first-round game against Omaha. Pitino’s second game could come against Arkansas and John Calipari in what would be a titanic matchup between two of the game’s biggest coaching names.

Another coaching icon, Tom Izzo, leads Michigan State to its 27th straight tournament. The Spartans are seeded second and will face America East champion Bryant in its opener.

And Gonzaga is in for the 26th time, though extending its streak of making the second weekend to 10 years will be tough. The Bulldogs, after an “off” year in which they still won the West Coast Conference, are seeded eighth and could face Houston in the second round.

SEC regular season repeat in store?

The biggest quirks in this year’s bracket all involved the SEC:

–There are three potential second-round games between SEC teams – the sort of matchups the committee is asked to avoid, but that became inevitable with 14 of its teams in the bracket.

–The SEC, Big Ten and Big 12 captured 42.5% of the spots, which leads to questions about whether the tournament really needs to expand to bring even more big-school teams into the mix. Then again, Cunningham said had this been a 76-team tournament, West Virginia, Indiana and Ohio State would have made the cut.

–And now that the SEC has officially established itself as a hoops conference comes the question of whether the league can capture its first national title since 2012 when Kentucky won it all.