Author: Michael

Ohio State’s 17–14 win over Notre Dame Saturday night—achieved on a one-yard touchdown run by Buckeyes running back Chip Trayanum with a second to play—was dramatic enough on its own.
However, Ohio State coach Ryan Day heightened the game’s theatre mere moments after the game’s conclusion. Approached for comment by NBC’s Kathryn Tappen, Day delivered a bizarre, impassioned rant in which he savaged Hall of Fame coach Lou Holtz for comments he made about the Buckeyes on The Pat McAfee Show Friday.

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Six months of miserable baseball in the Bronx came to a fitting end on Monday. 
The Yankees’ 81st and final home game of the season was an afternoon makeup game against the Diamondbacks, and all the ingredients were there for it to be a dismal day at the ballpark. 
For one thing, New York had been officially eliminated from postseason contention after losing the day before to Arizona.

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It looks like a two-horse race among QBs for the Heisman Trophy.
With the college football season at least one-third of the way through, we can really get a good look at not only the best teams in the country, but the best players. The Heisman race is opening up, and we have a bevy of talented players who are in the mix for the sports’ most prestigious individual award.

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Jared Goff isn’t known as the most fleet-of-foot quarterback in the NFL, so the Lions signal-caller finding the end zone with his legs was cause for celebration last Sunday. Unfortunately, Goff’s attempt at celebrating his three-yard scamper against the Falcons didn’t quite go according to plan, creating a hilarious video shared by NFL Films this week.
After Goff found the end zone, he ran over to celebrate with Lions fans in the first row behind the end zone.

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We say the same thing every other year when the Ryder Cup rolls around, but this year’s event does have a legitimately different feel to it. Europe’s stalwarts of Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter, and Lee Westwood aren’t involved this year leaving the U.S. with arguably the most cohesive group of the two sides, which is something nobody has been able to say in quite some time.

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Taylor Swift is well on her way to becoming the First Lady of Kansas City (Sorry, Brittney and Gracie) and as such, people are hoping she’ll use the power that comes with the position to fix some of society’s ills. Even if those “ills” are inconsequential like the Chiefs fans doing the “Tomahawk Chop.”
Rhonda LeVado, founder of the Native American group Not in Our Honor told TMZ that she hopes Taylor Swift will convince Chiefs fans to stop doing the gesture.
“We remain hopeful that an outside influence like Ms.

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