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Scottie Scheffler has yet to make his 2025 season debut on the PGA Tour after suffering an injury to his right hand on Christmas Day that ultimately required surgery. While the World’s No. 1 player is set to miss this week’s Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, he has provided an update and more details about the Christmas Day dinner he and his family won’t ever forget.
Scheffler’s manager, Blake Smith, issued a statement shortly after the incident took place sighting a puncture wound involving broken glass.
Ole Miss is the highest non-playoff team at No. 11.
The national champion Ohio State Buckeyes topped the final Associated Press Top 25 college football poll of the season. Notre Dame finished No. 2 for its highest end-of-season ranking since 1993.
Novak Djokovic continued his pursuit of a record 25th Grand Slam trophy by beating Carlos Alcaraz on Tuesday to reach the Australian Open semifinals.
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Coaching grades for every new NFL hire, including Ben Johnson and Mike Vrabel.
The NFL coaching cycle is now in full swing. There was an expectation that we might need to wait a lot longer for a lot of the positions to iron themselves out, but the timeline was expedited with the Lions’ stunning loss to the Commanders in the NFC Divisional Playoffs.
On First Take, Stephen A.
The Formula 1 season is just around the corner, and Haas — the only American team on the grid for one more season until Cadillac joins the series — has announced a big addition to the pitwall.
The team announced that they have hired Laura Mueller to serve as the race engineer for Esteban Ocon making her the first woman to serve in that role.
Congratulations to Mueller! That’s a big deal, and it’s a position that is somewhat public-facing as the race engineer is the person you typically hear talking to drivers during broadcasts.
Cole Palmer’s influence continues to grow
Joe Bowen is the voice of the Toronto Maple Leafs and has been for decades, and on Monday night he took his first day off in 43 years.
Why?
Well, Bowen, it turns out, is a die-hard Notre Dame fan, so why not put an end to his 43-year perfect attendance streak to watch his Fighting Irish play for a National Championship?
According to The Hockey News, Bowen started his career with the Leafs back in the early 80s on television, and in 2014 he moved into the radio booth. He’s probably best known to non-Leaf fans for his famous “Holy Mackinaw!” calls.