Whether or not he pans out, Indianapolis is betting big on QB Anthony Richardson. The franchise doesn’t seem to be doing the same for his top weapon.
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University of San Diego is disciplining ‘approximately half the football team’ because of an ongoing investigation into hazing allegations, according to multiple reports.
According to San Diego president James T. Harris III, the school launched an investigation into hazing activities, after first-year head coach Brandon Moore informed the school of the alleged violations. On Aug. 18, Moore reported the allegations and within hours, the school had suspended all football activities.
San Diego plays in the Pioneer Football League, which is NCAA I-AA division.
The University of San Diego has placed “varying degrees of disciplinary action” on about half of the school’s team after a preseason hazing incident was discovered, President James T. Harris III announced Tuesday in a letter to the staff of the university, per The San Diego Union-Tribute.
The specific players have not been named. Harris noted some players earned “indefinite game suspensions.”
San Diego police are investigating the incident, in addition to an outside firm “immediately start[ing] an independent review.
One can only hope the Colts will have an addendum to their media schedule at some point this week featuring another press conference by owner Jim Irsay. One can only assume that Irsay will continue to let the people who work for him clean up this mess.
As predicted, the Colts failed to find a trade partner for Jonathan Taylor by their self-imposed Tuesday deadline, and he has reverted to the physically unable to perform list.
The Angels made a series of roster moves on Tuesday, parting ways with multiple veteran players in a stunning salary dump.
Less than one month after being among MLB’s biggest buyers at the trade deadline, Anaheim is parting ways with three of its recent acquisitions, as well as two other veterans.
Lucas Giolito, Reynaldo López, and Randal Grichuk, all of whom joined the Angels within the past month, were waived Tuesday. Additionally, Hunter Renfroe and Matt Moore were also placed on waivers by the team, in what was a significant salary shedding move from the organization.
Justice is on the way for the two fans who ran onto Coors Field and physically brought down Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña, Jr.
Denver police identified and arrested locals Jefferson Gonzales-Merida and Carlos Rivelo-Paiz for the Monday night incident. Both men face charges of trespassing and disturbing the peace.
Wild scene in Denver as two fans ran on the field and tried to hug Acuna. This could have been really bad. pic.twitter.
The Colorado Avalanche are holding an auction to clear out some old jerseys and other gear and to benefit owner Stan Kroenke’s Kroenke Sports Charities.
However, two pieces stand out as particularly unusual.
Buried among sweaters from Avs stalwarts like Nathan Mackinnon and Mikko Rantanen as well as 2022 Cup heroes like Nazem Kadri are a pair of Claude Giroux sweaters.
Yes, two Claude Giroux home Avalanche sweaters.
If that sounds bizarre, that’s because it is. However, it goes to show just how close the Avs were to trading for the now-Ottawa Senator during the 2021-2022 season.
Well the recent shooting at the Chicago White Sox game continues to get even weirder.
During Friday’s home game against the Oakland A’s, two fans were reportedly struck by bullets in the left field bleachers.
READ: TWO PEOPLE STRUCK BY BULLETS IN ODD INCIDENT AT CHICAGO WHITE SOX GAME ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Video of the incident made its way to social media, as you can see several fans stand up and look surprised in the middle of their section, near the walkway.
Here is video from the #WhiteSox on the shooting incident tonight at Guaranteed Rate Field.
Justin Thomas waves to fans during the second round of the 2023 Wyndham Championship. | Photo by Logan Whitton/Getty Images
Justin Thomas has made the Ryder Cup team, a controversial move which has created divisive reactions among fans.
Justin Thomas has made the Ryder Cup team despite having the worst year of his PGA Tour career.
This season, Thomas missed the cut at three major championships, failed to make the weekend at three other events, and did not even qualify for the FedEx Cup playoffs.
If the Chicago Bears could, they’d keep every player on their roster from OTAs to the end of Week 18. But they can’t.