Author: Michael

What the hell is wrong with Mississippi State’s 2024 SEC schedule release picture?
The SEC revealed the 2024 opponents on Wednesday for in conference competition when Texas and Oklahoma come to town, and with the new schedule coming out, it allowed athletic programs to get creative with their schedule releases.
However, Mississippi State’s social media teams were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should, because WHAT IS THIS?

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Free agent quarterback Carson Wentz remains unsigned awaiting his next NFL opportunity as the summer continues to progress. As he continues to work out and prepare for the season, he is working with former NFL coach Jon Gruden in Tampa, according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Wentz is throwing and studying film with the intent to play this season, but is awaiting the right situation, per Schefter’s report.
The veteran quarterback played in eight games for the Commanders last season, starting in seven. He completed 62.

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For as graceful and agile as she is on the pitch, Naomi Girma is surprisingly clumsy as she grips the foreign object she’s just been handed. She turns it over in her palms and stares at it. “So I just roll it and go?” she asks uncertainly.
Forward Sophia Smith grabs it and tries to help. “You have to scroll it,” she says, pointing.
A crowd gathers as Girma continues to struggle. “She was born in the 2000s,” someone says.
Finally, U.S.

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Three months after college basketball’s transfer portal window opened, player movement has finally slowed down. The final wave of portal activity, mostly with players who returned to school after testing the NBA draft waters, is largely over, which makes it a good time to take stock in the offseason as a whole. With transfers likely to score more than 50% of all points in college basketball this season for the first time, how a team does in the portal is now arguably more important than the high school recruiting class rankings, which are analyzed at length every offseason.

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Another major is here which means the big golf brands are unveiling limited edition staff bags, head covers and balls for the U.S. Open.
Another major championship is here, which means seeing what golf brands come up with for golf bags and limited-edition merchandise. After such an epic release for the PGA Championship, these three brands took it one step further with the U.S. Open.
TaylorMade, Callaway and Srixon went all out to release some incredible staff bags, golf balls and head covers.

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Longtime ESPN star, Scott Van Pelt, has helmed the midnight edition of SportsCenter since 2015. As he comes up on 10 years as the show’s solo anchor, it sounds like Van Pelt is ready for something else.
During an appearance on this week’s SI Media With Jimmy Traina, the 56-year-old Emmy winner said he does not see himself hosting the show on a full-time basis for many more years.

“I’ve been doing this a long time where, look, I don’t want to do that forever,” Van Pelt said.

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Washington Nationals manager Dave Martinez showed up to his postgame press conference on Wednesday night following his team’s loss to the Houston Astros with receipts, literally.
The Astros knocked off the Nats 5-4 on Wednesday in rather controversial fashion as the game ended on an error courtesy of Washington catcher Keibert Ruiz.
With the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth inning, Astros batter Jake Meyers grounded a ball to shortstop C.J. Abrams, who threw it home for the second out.

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