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Chiefs rookie Jaylen Watson was feeling himself during the team’s Super Bowl parade.
Kansas City celebrated its third Super Bowl in franchise history Wednesday, and the parade was pretty entertaining.
However, it was on a different level for Watson. He got himself so hammered he needed a wheelchair in order to leave.
Sometimes you control the party. Other times, the party controls you. For Watson, it was definitely the latter during the team’s Super Bowl parade.

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One would think Ole Miss would get a little more of a home run trot.
The Rebels did win the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska, last June, and made it look easy. Ole Miss went 10-1 in NCAA postseason play and held opponents to one run or less five times during that run.
Their highest preseason ranking in the four major polls, though, is No. 4, and they didn’t make the top 10 in one. The SEC coaches even picked Ole Miss to finish fourth in the SEC West.

From Alfa Romeo to Williams, here is each team’s look for 2023
It is almost — almost — time to go racing.
Formula 1 is back next week, with all ten teams headed to Bahrain for pre-season testing. The 2023 F1 season looks to be the most ambitious yet, with 23 events on the calendar, matching the longest schedule in F1 history. 24 races were originally on the docket, however, the Chinese Grand Prix has been canceled, and F1 has opted not to find a replacement.
There are also three Grands Prix slated for the United States, the most in F1 history.

Offense wins games, defense wins championships.

Running back Aaron Jones will be staying with the Packers after reaching an agreement Friday on an $11 million salary for the 2023 season that includes an $8.52 million signing bonus, his agents told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

As she has showed at the SheBelieves Cup, Mallory Swanson is in the form of her life and USWNT head coach Vlatko Andonvoski believes she’s only going to get better.

Referees miss calls, they’re human, but anyone who has paid any attention to the NBA this season has recognized the officiating hasn’t exactly been up to par.
The most egregious example of this came when officials didn’t blow the whistle for LeBron James last month when he was clearly fouled during a last-second shot attempt during a tie game against the Boston Celtics.
James, like other superstars around the league, typically gets a whistle when he wants a whistle. On that particular play, however, a foul was actually committed and he should have been headed to the free-throw line.

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There are plenty of famous faces playing in the 2023 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game.
The 2023 NBA Celebrity All-Star game takes place on Friday, Feb. 17 at the Jon M. Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City, UT. and will be broadcasted on ESPN. This year, in addition to the celebrity coaches, there will be team captains who will play alongside the roster as well, sort of like the actual rosters.
This year has a lot of former athletes in the fold, as well as entertainers.

Alabama’s Bryce Young, Ohio State’s C.J. Stroud and Kentucky’s Will Levis all find NFL homes quickly.
With Super Bowl LVII in the rearview mirror, all 32 teams have now officially turned their attention to the 2023 (off)season.
The 2023 league year—and NFL free agency—officially begins March 15. Until we are on the other side of free agency, I’ll refrain from projecting trades in my mock drafts.
Last offseason was chaotic. Multiple players (Russell Wilson, Davante Adams and Tyreek Hill) were traded for first-round picks. Tom Brady retired, and then unretired.

We asked 10 NFL analysts to weigh in on next season’s Super Bowl winner, MVP candidates, breakout players and most interesting teams.