Author: Michael

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Will Zalatoris is sick and tired of people commenting about his lanky stature, so he did something about it this past fall.
When Will Zalatoris left Colorado after the BMW Championship in August, he weighed 163 pounds—not necessarily a robust weight for a 28-year-old who is 6 feet 2 inches tall.
People knew this too, so some fans have joked with Zalatoris that he has only a ‘22-inch waist.’ Others have compared him to Happy Gilmore’s caddy, an analogy that most may not take too kindly.

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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: the Cleveland Browns will have a new starting quarterback this week. The team announced that former Patriots QB Bailey Zappe will start for the team against the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday.
Zappe will become the 40th different player to start at quarterback for the Browns since the franchise returned to Cleveland in 1999. 
Bookmakers don’t have a lot of faith in Zappe and the Browns, installing the team as 18-point underdogs against the Ravens.

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George Pickens is your latest Pittsburgh Steelers wideout with attitude.
After his latest outing with Pittsburgh, Pickens had a tense exchange with a reporter — a move that surprised exactly no one who’s been following the wideout’s track record.
In Week 17 against the Chiefs, Pickens was culpable for a low-effort route that ultimately ended in an interception by quarterback Russell Wilson.
When asked about the unfortunate play against Kansas City, Pickens reacted with frustration before abruptly ending his session with reporters.

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There’s ‘SEC Speed’, then there’s Notre Dame ‘Speed’, and the Fighting Irish took full advantage of Georgia’s lack of explosiveness on Thursday night in the Sugar Bowl with their own type of havoc. 
You could see this coming if you were paying attention to Georgia during the 2024 season. Notre Dame exposed the Bulldogs on multiple occasions in the 23-10 win that sends the Fighting Irish to the semifinals at the Orange Bowl. 
In a wild turn, all five conference champions lost their first game in the College Football Playoff.

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