Lane Kiffin can’t believe people drink Coke.
The Ole Miss head coach spoke with the media in Oxford on Monday following the Rebels’ practice, and it was, for the most part, your typical Kiffin presser. The 49-year-old isn’t one to share much information about his team that you would necessarily categorize as noteworthy during his press conferences. Kiffin keeps things close to his chest, never talks injuries, and is a pro’s pro in coach speak.
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Xander Schauffele speaks to the media after winning The Open Championship. | Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images
Ahead of this week’s BMW Championship, Xander Schauffele opened up about his journey from a young up-and-comer to becoming a major champion.
Three months ago, Xander Schauffele arrived at Valhalla Golf Club as the best current player to never win a major. He also had not won in nearly two years, with his last victory coming at the 2022 Genesis Scottish Open.
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Toto Wolff’s squad has been red-hot in recent weeks, but will that continue after the F1 shutdown?
With three Grand Prix wins over the last four race weekends, Mercedes can make a credible claim for the title of “hottest Formula 1 team” at the moment.
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The historic game marked the first time a WNBA team played in Boston — and the Sun did so in front of a sold-out crowd.
TD GARDEN — The Connecticut Sun and Los Angeles Sparks made history for becoming the first WNBA teams to ever play a game in Boston. They did it in front of a sold-out crowd at TD Garden, in a down-to-the-wire finish that had the fans on their feet.
But, unless you lived in LA or Boston, the only place you could watch the game was on WNBA League Pass or on the league’s X livestream.
Former NBA player Rasheed Wallace should never be allowed within six feet of a microphone after giving one of the more ridiculous sports opinions in recent memory.
People frequently debate whether Michael Jordan is the greatest player to ever play basketball, with the consensus agreeing that His Airness is the GOAT after winning six championships with the Chicago Bulls.
One part of Michael’s career that fans hardly ever discuss is whether the old-timer’s two seasons in Washington (2001-03) exceeded his accomplishments as a member of the Bulls.