DP World Tour Commissioner Keith Pelley and PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan speak outside the clubhouse at the 2022 BMW PGA Championship in Virginia Water, England. | Photo by David Cannon/Getty Images
The DP World Tour, now more than ever before, appears to be acting as a feeder tour for the PGA Tour across the pond.
Before Tiger Woods burst onto the scene in the late 1990s, the European Tour—now the DP World Tour for sponsorship reasons—competed head-to-head against the PGA Tour.
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Auburn is the proud owner of one of the stupidest tweets of the college football season.
Ole Miss went on the road and beat the Tigers 28-21 Saturday, and that made a tweet from Auburn age like spoiled milk left out in the sun for a week.
Shortly before the game started, Auburn’s official X account tweeted a photo of Hugh Freeze and Lane Kiffin shaking hands with the caption, “Coach Freeze and a fan [handshake emoji].”
It was a stupid tweet at the time it was sent, but it became a hell of a lot dumber once the clock hit zero and Auburn walked off the field with a loss.
Still better than Jack Del Rio though.
We can add a new entry to the genre of “hilarious motivational tactics by coaches that backfired.” This week USTA coach Jeff Traylor put rat traps loaded with cheese in his players’ locker rooms as a message to “not eat the cheese,” a motto that requires a lot of mental gymnastics to understand how it applies to football — but nonetheless it went bad when a player pranked his coach with one of the traps and smashed his pinkie.
.@UTSAFTBL players got rat traps out in their lockers this week as a reminder to not eat the cheese.
These are not your average player rankings. Entering the season, these are the 39 players that will absolutely have a say in who wins the championship, some much more than others.
Ranking players happens everywhere. At Yahoo Sports, we’re putting a bit of a twist on it. Thirty-nine names. Four categories. Let the arguing begin.
It only took one snap for Nathan Peterman to make himself the butt of the joke yet again.
Peterman, whose career has been marked by his propensity for throwing interceptions, served as the Bears’ backup quarterback Sunday behind Tyson Bagent, the undrafted rookie playing in place of the injured Justin Fields. And while Bagent put together an efficient day as a passer, Bears coach Matt Eberflus turned to Peterman for a Hail Mary pass at the end of the first half due to his superior arm strength. And while that may have been a good idea on paper, the result was meme-worthy.
James Harden’s status for Thursday’s 76ers season opener against the Bucks in Milwaukee remains unknown as the guard did not appear at Monday’s practice, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
Harden didn’t compete in any of Philadelphia’s four preseason games, and he wasn’t with the team Friday during its final preseason game of the year. He skipped some practices at the beginning of offseason workouts, but later joined the team at the beginning of October. On the heels of Monday’s absence, it’s unclear whether Harden will play on Thursday.
It is unclear if James Harden will be available for 76ers’ season opener vs. the Bucks, as he remains away from the team Monday, sources told ESPN.
ESPN’s College GameDay is traveling to Salt Lake City on Saturday as No. 13 Utah plays host to No. 8 Oregon.
The GameDay crew—Rece Davis, Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard and Pat McAfee—visited Columbus, Ohio, this past week ahead of the highly anticipated Ohio State–Penn State matchup.
Utah–Oregon is another showdown that has fans excited. Both teams have a 6–1 overall record and 3–1 Pac-12 record.
Saturday’s guess picker hasn’t been announced yet, but it will likely be someone with Utah ties.
We’ll see you on Saturday, Utah 😎#CollegeGameDay pic.
Adolis García’s ninth inning grand slam served as quite the dagger to force a Game 7 in the Rangers–Astros ALCS.
The Rangers’ slugger teed off on a Ryne Stanek fastball to give Texas a 9–2 lead, helping to even the series ahead of Monday’s decisive Game 7. An angle of the blast shared by the Rangers’ social media team shows just how clutch the homer was. In the video, dejected Astros fans can be seen getting up and heading to the exits en masse while García is still rounding the bases, an epic silencer by the Rangers star who has been booed by Astros fans all series.