A Tuesday report claimed that Patrick Reed threw a tee at Rory McIlroy in frustration at the Dubai Desert Classic after the World No. 1 ignored him. While McIlroy says he never saw a tee tossed in his direction, he did confirm that he purposefully ignored the LIV golfer.
McIlroy, who has become the unofficial spokesperson of the PGA Tour, did not mince words when talking about what exactly occurred in the practice area.
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Quarterback movement will once again define the business of football over the spring and summer.
The 2023 NFL offseason will be defined, I believe, by change at the game’s most important position. Quarterbacks who have had success rarely, if ever, get to the free-agent or trade market. This year, however, it seems will be an exception to that rule. There is a free-agent/trade class of quarterbacks that has as many names that have been productive as we have ever seen.
Several traditional powers have struggled at times this season.
Having flipped a five-star recruit and reportedly moved into the mix for another star QB, Deion Sanders has made Colorado immediately relevant.
Odell Beckham Jr. is somewhat of an expert on acting like a child and being kicked off of a plane, so he decided to weigh in on Sha’Carri Richardson’s recent booting from a flight. Unsurprisingly, OBJ’s reaction was immature and utterly ridiculous.
Richardson, an American track and field star, was kicked off an American Airlines flight on Saturday. She posted the incident on Instagram that showed an altercation with a flight attendant.
Richardson claimed that the flight attendant asked her to stop talking on her phone prior to takeoff.
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The Bengals defense played a near perfect game on Sunday en route to the AFC title game. Their defensive coordinator was a big reason why.
While the Cincinnati Bengals offense rightfully gets most of the attention, the Bengals defense has quietly become one of the better units in the entire league. The unit finished eighth in total defensive EPA per play, and has given QBs like Patrick Mahomes problems before.
Kansas City blew a 21–3 lead in last year’s AFC championship game by not paying attention to details. We’ll find out Sunday if the team learned any lessons.
George Karlaftis remembers the Chiefs’ last game before he joined the team. They were at home. He was in Dallas, preparing for the draft. He had watched Kansas City beat Buffalo (“That was all-time wild game”) and then he watched the AFC championship game against Cincinnati. Kansas City raced to a 21–3 lead.
Would the Big Ten ever come calling for Harvard?
I know what you’re thinking. That’s maybe the most insane college football/sports related question you’ve heard in a long time, but before you jump down my throat or call me crazy, it’s not as wild as you might think.
The Ivy League is on the fast track towards allowing athletic scholarships, and once that happens paired up with potential NIL dealings, the conference’s members will be in uncharted territory.
Marcus Stokes has landed an offer from an HBCU to continue playing football in college.
Stokes, a four star QB recruit in the 2023 class, infamously had his offer and commitment to the Florida Gators pulled after he filmed himself saying the n-word while appearing to rap.
Florida Gators QB recruit Marcus Stokes with some choice words.
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Emoni Bates is thriving for Eastern Michigan, and we love to see it.
Emoni Bates is still only 18 years old, but his life in basketball already has enough chapters to fill a novel. At 15, Bates was being hyped as a future NBA superstar, drawing comparisons to “a young Kevin Durant” by ESPN and said to “often resemble a 6’ 9” Stephen Curry,” in a Sports Illustrated cover story.