Author: Michael

The College Football Playoff announced Wednesday that TNT Sports will sublicense certain CFP games in the 12-team format over the next two seasons, and even more beginning in 2026. 
The network will show two first-round College Football Playoff games in the next two seasons and will add two quarterfinal games during the following three seasons.
“It is exciting to add TNT Sports, another highly respected broadcaster, to the College Football Playoff family,” said Bill Hancock, Executive Director of the College Football Playoff.

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A view of the 17th green ahead of the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge at the Colonial Country Club. | Photo by Tim Heitman/Getty Images
Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, the host of this week’s PGA Tour event, underwent significant renovations over the past year.
The day after Emiliano Grillo defeated Adam Schenk in a playoff at the Charles Schwab Challenge a year ago, renowned golf architect Gil Hanse and his team got right to work.
Their mission: revitalize Colonial Country Club to how it played during the 1941 U.S.

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If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance we’ve had similar nighttime routines over the last month and a half or so.
Basically, you finish up with work, then park yourself on your preferred piece of living room real estate and flip on the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
I can tell because the NHL is having some of the best Stanley Cup Playoff ratings through the first two rounds ever.
According to the Associated Press, the NHL is averaging 1.16 million viewers through the first two rounds which is a 9 percent jump over last year.

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Speaking at OTAs, Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers was brutally honest about what is at stake for him and the Jets
Aaron Rodgers’ first season as the starting quarterback for the New York Jets lasted just a handful of plays.
Speaking before what he hopes will be a much more productive 2024 NFL season, the veteran quarterback shared some bitter truth: If he does not live up to the standards he has set for himself, he and probably everyone else in the building will be out of work.

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The NFL has seen unprecedented success with outdoor drafts after exclusively holding the event in New York’s Radio City Music Hall for many years before moving the draft to other cities beginning in 2015. That has proven to be a great decision, and the 2026 NFL Draft is heading to Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh last hosted the NFL Draft in 1948. It’s safe to say that the 2026 version of the event will look quite different in two years than it did over 75 years ago. Pittsburgh has become the second Pennsylvania city to host the NFL Draft since 2015, with Philadelphia earning the bid in 2017.

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