Author: Michael

One day after losing to Tennessee in the College World Series and pledging his love for Texas A&M, Jim Schlossnagle is reportedly accepting the same position at Texas. 
Following the gut-wrenching loss Monday night, Aggies head coach Jim Schlossnagle took aim at a reporter during the postgame news conference for being asked about the opening at Texas. He professed his allegiance to the Texas A&M baseball program, trying his best to shut down talk of him taking the Longhorns coaching position.

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I don’t know what your list of “worst case scenarios” on one of the biggest days of your life consists of, but getting trapped inside a porta-potty has to be near the top of the list. That’s the exact nightmare one runner experienced at this past weekend’s Olympic Track and Field trials, but she didn’t let that stop her from punching her ticket to Paris.
Now, that’s the kind of gumption we like to see out of our Olympians.

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The Los Angeles Lakers officially introduced JJ Redick as their new head coach. 
The hiring has been met with criticism, mostly from black media members who say Redick skipped the line over veteran black coaches. But the hysteria around Redick took an unexpected turn Tuesday. 
Halleemah Nash is the founder of Rosecrans Ventures, a talent solutions firm for “underrepresented talents.

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The WNBA seems hellbent on making sure that it doesn’t grow too much at a time when the league is seeing unprecedented attention. The WNBA has changed its media policy to allow teams to designate two players who are exempt from shootaround media availability on game days. 
The Chicago Sky have already informed reporters that it plans to exercise that exemption on rookies Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso. 
As of now, we don’t know whether any other teams in the WNBA plan to utilize this exemption for any other players.

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In case you needed more examples of why traditional outlets like the Los Angeles Times are dying a rapid death, its attack on the Los Angeles Dodgers by its “climate columnist” may be the best yet.
No one would accuse the Dodgers of not being sufficiently progressive; after all, they spit in the faces of Catholic fans in 2023 by honoring a drag group that hatefully mocks Catholicism and Christianity. But as the Dodgers are hopefully now learning, you can never pander enough to placate the far left.

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Lee Westwood at LIV Golf Nashville. | Photo by Bryan Lynn/Getty Images
51-year-old Lee Westwood will play in this week’s U.S. Senior Open, marking the first senior major of his career.
Englishman Lee Westwood is fed up with the current schism surrounding professional golf, as the PGA Tour tries to strike a deal with LIV Golf’s beneficiary, the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Westwood wants the best players to play side-by-side in every tournament, not just in the majors.

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