I love Dale Earnhardt Jr. Seriously, I think he’s maybe the smartest, most relatable voice in all of NASCAR. He’s the bridge from the fans, to the decision-makers.
Every sport has one, and I’d argue that Dale Jr. is the best there is. I’m not sure that there’s even a close second. Actually, I’m sure there’s not. It’s Dale, and then everyone else.
So, when I say this, just know how it’s not easy for me. I don’t say it lightly. I don’t love saying it, but it needs to be said …
I think Dale Earnhardt Jr.
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Brian Flores declares ‘I’ve evolved’ in response to Tua Tagovailoa criticism
On Monday a portion of an interview between Tua Tagovailoa and Dan LeBetard on “The Dan Le Batard Show,” was released. In that clip the Miami Dolphins quarterback compared the coaching styles of Mike McDaniel and Brian Flores.
And the comparison painted Flores in a rather harsh light.
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With one major championship left, let’s dive into what the current Team USA Solheim Cup standings look like.
Welcome to Playing Through’s daily ritual — Golf Talk Today.
Each day, the crew will discuss various elements of the PGA Tour, LPGA, LIV Golf, and more.
Today, we’re looking at the Team USA Solheim Cup points standings for the Solheim Cup on Sept. 13-15 at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainsville, Virginia.
This week, the ladies are at the AIG Women’s Open, the final major championship for the LPGA.
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Hoping to turn things around, Williams is bringing a ‘bigger’ upgrade to the Dutch Grand Prix
Williams surprised the entire Formula 1 world a season ago, taking home seventh in the Constructors’ Championship after finishing in tenth place during the 2022 campaign.
However, this year has not been as fruitful for the team. They sit ninth in the Constructors’ Championship with just four points on the year, a far cry from the 28 they banked a season ago.
On Get Up, Ryan Clark, Mike Tannenbaum, Louis R
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Here’s who stood out from Tuesday’s WNBA slate: Sun-Sparks, Storm-Mystics, and Liberty-Wings.
Tuesday’s WNBA play was headlined by a sold-out TD Garden that saw Boston host its first-ever WNBA game. DiJonai Carrington led the charge in that one as Connecticut pulled out a win in front of a massive home crowd more than 100 miles away from their typical home arena. Elsewhere, the Liberty hosted the Wings, and the Mystics hosted the Storm.
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The Cowboys are turning rookie offensive linemen Tyler Guyton and Cooper Beebe into new-position stars.
Say all you want about Jerry Jones’ inability to keep the talent he has – and we’ve all done more than enough of that in the cases of Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and Micah Parsons – but we have to give a proverbial tip of the 10-gallon hat to Dallas’ personnel people, led by rockstar VP of Player Personnel Will McClay, for their ability to identify and maximize prospect talent in the draft.
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.
Jay Croucher (@croucherJD) and Drew Dinsick (@w
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.