Spanish soccer federation president Luis Rubiales will be provisionally suspended for at least 90 days, FIFA announced Saturday, after his kiss at the Women’s World Cup.
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High school football is in full swing around the country and one game in Tennessee ended under some wild circumstances. Alcoa and Bearden squared off on Friday night in a heated game that saw players sit in the dark, with just under a minute to play.
It all went down just outside of Knoxville on Friday evening in Alcoa, as both teams battled for four quarters, leading to a dramatic finish.
Bearden trailed 17-13 late in the fourth quarter of the rivalry game, with a chance to win it on the final drive. Both teams battled all night, leading to this intense finish.
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Who is Liam Lawson, who takes over for Daniel Ricciardo at AlphaTauri?
Sports can be cruel.
Consider the case of former New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe. Once drafted first-overall by the Patriots, he led the team to an appearance in Super Bowl XXXI and signed a then-record ten-year, $103 million contract ahead of the 2001 campaign. It was expected that Bledsoe would play his entire career in New England, but in the second game of that 2001 season a hit near the end of a game against the New York Jets sent him to the sideline.
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Keeping tabs on qualifying ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix
After the extended summer shutdown, Formula 1 is back this weekend with the Dutch Grand Prix.
And all eyes will be on Max Verstappen.
That is certainly nothing new, but the Red Bull driver is staring down F1 history. Verstappen enters the weekend having won eight-straight races, one shy of the mark set by Sebastian Vettel back in 2013.
Ladies and gentlemen, we officially made it to the start of the college football season.
On this glorious Saturday, millions of fans will unite to celebrate the start of the season with Week Zero. Yes, it’s Week Zero. That’s what it’s called. You can argue about it if you want, but there’s no changing it.
Week Zero is here and depending on when you’re reading this, I’m either a couple beers in or we might have put a hell of a dent into the first case of the season.
Either way, you can rest easy knowing the beers are flowing and the food is going to be going down all day.
The Trojans have rebuilt their defense and harnessed new talent to win in what is likely Caleb Williams’ last season.
The San Francisco 49ers are sending quarterback Trey Lance to the Dallas Cowboys for a fourth-round pick, general manager John Lynch confirmed.
Former Seahawks All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman showed off his throwing arm on Saturday, tossing out the ceremonial first pitch on Friday night prior to the Mariners taking on the Royals at Safeco Field.
Sherman is a Seattle sports legend in his own right—the five-time Pro Bowler led one of the league’s most fearsome defenses of the 2010s, winning one Super Bowl with the Seahawks.
However, before the former key member of Seattle’s “Legion of Boom” could take aim at home plate, he heard a shocking announcement come over the stadium speakers.
Red rookie Spencer Steer seems to make a great catch … but didn’t.