Vikings rookie wide receiver Jordan Addison was cited for speeding and reckless driving early Thursday morning in St. Paul.
Addison, 21, is accused of traveling 140 mph in a 55-mph zone while driving a Lamborghini Urus sport utility vehicle, according to a statement by the Minnesota State Patrol. The incident occurred on eastbound Interstate 94 near Dale Street in St. Paul, according to the MSP.
Addison, whose place of residence is listed as Frederick, Md., played college football at Pittsburgh and Southern California.
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HOYLAKE, England — Tommy Fleetwood acknowledges the crowd on the 18th green on Day One of The 151st Open at Royal Liverpool Golf Club. | Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images
Fleetwood, who is from Southport, England just up the road from Royal Liverpool, is leading The Open Championship as round one concludes.
Shouts of ‘Come on, Tommy lad’ could be heard all across Royal Liverpool Thursday.
That’s because England’s Tommy Fleetwood paraded around the Merseyside course with more supporters than any other player.
The feeling that Friday isn’t a massive, bonkers event is noteworthy in the U.S., where soccer was once somewhere between a curiosity and an afterthought.
You never know what you’re going to get with links golf, and for Collin Morikawa on Thursday, that included nearly being taken out by Phil Mickelson during the opening round of The Open.
Morikawa, the 2021 Champion Golfer of the Year, got off to a rollercoaster start at Royal Liverpool going bogey-birdie-double on his opening three holes. He followed his double bogey on the third hole with a birdie on the fourth, and what a unique birdie it was.
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HOYLAKE, England — Jordan Spieth reacts after his 2nd shot on the 8th hole on Day One of The 151st Open at Royal Liverpool Golf Club on July 20, 2023. | Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images
Spieth, who won the 2017 Open Championship, battled back to contend Thursday after a brutal shank on the 8th hole.
A Jordan Spieth round never fails to entertain.
Thursday at The Open Championship was no different.
After starting with two birdies over his first seven holes, Spieth arrived at the tough par-4 8th at Royal Liverpool sitting at 2-under par.
There isn’t much going on in the world of football right now, thanks to being in the dead of summer. Training camps are gearing up, which means the season is almost here. That also means it’s time for this year’s Madden NFL ratings release, giving us something to talk about. For Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs, that means trash-talking the ratings-makers.
On Thursday, the ratings came out for the cornerbacks in the game. Miami Dolphins corner Jalen Ramsey — who the team traded for in March — rates as the best, according to the video game.
Ramsey earned a 97 overall rating.
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Adam Scott struggled keeping his ball in the fairways Thursday, nailing a spectator in the head at the Open Championship.
Adam Scott struggled on Thursday at the Open Championship. He couldn’t hit a fairway and had a lot of wayward shots. On the par-5 18th, one of those wild shots hit a fan in the head leaving him bloody, per Black Lodge Brewery.
The fan may have a headache, but Scott did hook him up with a signed glove. “Sorry, mate,” Scott wrote on the glove.
Ole Miss football coach says the current college sports landscape has become a “disaster,” with the transfer portal and NIL to blame for it.
NASHVILLE — Lane Kiffin began his college football coaching career in 2009 at Tennessee. He began his career as a professional head coach on July 1, 2021.
On that day, the “amateur” model of collegiate athletics evaporated from existence. Name, Image and Likeness changed everything.
Kiffin, who was in attendance at SEC Media Days on Thursday, continued to voice his frustrations with the current model of NIL and the transfer portal. The 48-year-old understands that he and Ole Miss must continue to play the system, but that doesn’t mean he likes how things operate.
Shane van Gisbergen, the three-time Supercars champion and winner of the inaugural Chicago street race — is going to try to stay undefeated in the NASCAR Cup Series.
That will be much easier said than done.
Trackhouse Racing announced that the 34-year-old from New Zealand will be back in the team’s No. 91 Chevrolet when the Cup Series goes to Indianapolis Motor Speedway next month.
van Gisbergen wowed on the rain-soaked Chicago Street Course, with a late charge past Cup Series regulars Chase Elliott and Justin Haley for the win.