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Woods’ clothing brand now has another sport on its roster as Sun Day Red is officially in the college football world.
The latest promotion from Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red clothing line does not feature golf at all but college football.
Stanford Quarterbacks Ashton Daniels and Justin Lamson highlighted the new advertisement.
It makes sense that Woods’ brand would approach Stanford first because that is where he went to school.
Success is never accidental – it’s always the result of hard work and dedication.
Leger Douzable joins CBS Sports HQ to recap Cal
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When people debate the consequences of men competing in women’s sports, they often do so by bringing up talking points about how men have biological advantages over women. Most reasonable people conclude that this means men should not compete in women’s sports.
However, many people (especially those on the left), continue to ignore the evidence of men like Lia Thomas, or the controversy surrounding the boxing tournament in the Summer Olympics. They claim anyone who would use these examples as proof of their position are “sexist,” “transphobic,” or just plain dumb.
Jhon Duran’s late goal proves to be enoug
After two interceptions Daniel Jones delivered a pair of scoring drives, but you know what the topic will be in New York this week
Before we dive into the heart of today’s topic, we need to lay down a little bit of context.
Readers, we are about to talk about a preseason game in the NFL. A game between the New York Giants and the Houston Texans, a team coming off a surprising AFC South division title and a run to the Divisional Round. We are a few weeks removed from the games counting in the win-loss column, and the statistics counting for real.
Titans outside linebacker Arden Key’s six-game suspension under the NFL’s performance-enhancing drug policy has been overturned, a league source told ESPN.
Cowboys defensive tackle Mazi Smith is continuing to recover from an allergic reaction and is not traveling to Las Vegas for Saturday’s preseason game against the Raiders.