The NCAA has joined Central Michigan in investigating a a man resembling former Michigan staffer Connor Stalions who appeared on the Chippewas’ sideline in team-issued gear for season opener.
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A second former player has sued the Blackhawks for negligence related to not acting on allegations of sexual abuse.
LeBron James lauded the Heat’s culture ahead of the Lakers’ game in Miami on Monday but said he believes he’d still be playing at this level without the four years he spent in South Beach.
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The United States Grand Prix is not over yet, thanks to Haas F1
Next week, the Formula 1 grid will head to Sin City for the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix. It will be the first of three races in the United States this season, a new F1 record.
However, one team is still fighting the results of the last race on American soil, the United States Grand Prix, which took place at the end of October.
Haas, the lone F1 team with American ties, has exercised a “right of review” regarding the results at the United States Grand Prix.
Welcome to Week 9 of the 2023 NFL season here at The MMQB. Below are links to everything Albert Breer wrote over the weekend, plus more from our staff.
Ten Takeaways: Eagles Will Remain a Powerhouse
The Eagles’ roster is built in a way that will allow them to win for a long time.
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Albert Breer talks to Brandon Graham about how Philadelphia’s defense stepped up against the Cowboys.
The 2023 Bengals Are Much More Than Just Joe Burrow
The team may now be better off after handling Burrow’s injury.
After speculation Craig Counsell would sign with Milwaukee or New York, a mystery team stepped in.
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The Giants are paying Daniel Jones too much, but this isn’t a nightmare scenario.
The Giants’ desperate re-signing of Daniel Jones this past offseason was a move based on hope, rather than being couched in reality. New York assumed they were on the upswing under Brian Daboll, and that while Jones was far from perfect, he was significantly better than any alternate option at the time.
Nine weeks in that’s all collapsed.
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A disappointing Sunday for Mercedes sees Ferrari inch closer in the fight for second
When Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc slammed into the barrier on the formation lap of the São Paulo Grand Prix on Sunday, Mercedes fans must have felt it was going to be their day. With Ferrari down to just one driver, and Mercedes slated to have both Lewis Hamilton and George Russell set to start in the top six, ahead of. Carlos Sainz Jr., the Silver Arrows had the advantage.
Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud had just done something no other NFL rookie quarterback had ever done and everyone wanted to discuss that late Sunday afternoon. But he had a different agenda to start his postgame press conference.
“First, I want to give all glory and praise to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,” Stroud said, starting this talk with reporters much the same way he starts all his talks with reporters.
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The Las Vegas Grand Prix may be fast even by F1 standards
The inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix is shaping up to be many things. A star-studded event on par with the Monaco Grand Prix. A visual assault on the senses as Formula 1 cars scream down the Vegas Strip under the lights. But according to teams, drivers, and race officials alike, it is shaping up to be something else.
Fast.