IRVING, Texas — SEC officials have explored a wide range of options in their pursuit of strengthening the league’s penalty structure on fans storming the field, including even banning a team from a bowl game, forfeiting a game or giving up a future home game, commissioner Greg Sankey said Tuesday.
Speaking after Day 1 of a three-day College Football Playoff spring meeting in this Dallas suburb, Sankey confirmed a report from Sports Illustrated earlier this week about the league considering a penalty that would require teams to forfeit a future home game for storming the field.
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Stay classy, LA… Edmonton Oilers forward Evander Kane is calling out LA Kings fans after the alleged mistreatment of a 10-year-old Oilers fan who is battling brain cancer.
Kane spoke out in support of Cecily Eklund, who attended Game 3 of the Oilers-Kings postseason series at Crypto.com Arena on Friday. The Oilers star shared that Cecily was harassed by Kings fan during a trip to the restroom and spat on for wearing a Kane jersey.
The Vikings hold the 23rd overall selection in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. The team needed to get itself in a better situation in terms of the salary cap this offseason and that included releasing veteran wide receiver Adam Thielen. With no significant offseason adds, the Vikings clearly have a need for a playmaker opposite Justin Jefferson.
The oddsmakers at SI Sportsbook seem to agree, as Minnesota is favored to go with either a wide receiver or cornerback in the first round with odds of +175.
Magic forward Paolo Banchero was named the NBA’s Rookie of the Year for the 2022-23 NBA season Tuesday evening. Moments after the announcement was made, Banchero sat down for a live interview with Charles Barkley on TNT.
After congratulating Banchero on his achievement, Barkley couldn’t help but take a hilarious jab at fellow Inside the NBA analyst Shaquille O’Neal.
Barkley ran Banchero through a bit of Orlando basketball history, informing the 20-year-old that he was already the second best big man in franchise history, behind only Dwight Howard.
On a near-nightly basis, Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani does something remarkable. His historic feats have become so commonplace—as has his team’s ineptitude—that the two events happening on the same night have been meme-ified forever as “Tungsten Arm O’Doyle.”
So it’s no surprise that Ohtani found another creative way to help the Angels in a losing effort against the last-place A’s on Monday night—though not exactly in a way you might expect.
Davis-Woodhall tested positive for THC after winning an indoor national title in February.
With Aaron Rodgers officially leaving the Packers to join the Jets, the superstar quarterback addressed his departure from Green Bay publicly for the first time since the trade.
Rodgers took to Instagram to say goodbye to the Packers organization, Green Bay fans and everyone whom he encountered during his 18 seasons with the team. The quarterback has only played for the Packers since they drafted him in the first round in 2005.
Nate Diaz, 38, is a wanted man after choking out a Logan Paul lookalike at a Bourbon Street brawl on Friday (Apr. 21).
(Without getting into the rights and wrongs in the situation, we must at least acknowledge that a Logan Paul lookalike getting humbled by an MMA madman is comedic gold.)
Nate Diaz Chokes out Logan Paul on the Street… pic.twitter.com/78Fxj6hh7J
— Fight Mate (@FightMate) April 22, 2023
Rodney Petersen, pro-YouTuber.
The alleged victim, YouTuber Rodney Petersen, also spoke out wanting retaliation against Diaz.
Former University of Pennsylvania swimmer and transgender woman, Lia Thomas says that those standing up for women’s rights in athletics are just pushing transphobic beliefs.
Let’s not waste too much time going over the reasons why it’s unfair for a biological man to compete against women. We all know this. Anyone who argues that at this point is just being difficult.
Anyway, during an appearance on the podcast Dear Schuyler, Thomas said these efforts to protect women’s sports are nothing more than veiled transphobia.
Paolo Banchero of the Magic has been named the 2022-23 NBA Rookie of the Year, the league announced Tuesday night.
Banchero averaged a team-high 20 points, 6.9 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game this season. The 20-year-old earned 98 of 100 first-place votes. Utah’s Walker Kessler earned the other two first-place votes
Banchero, who became the third Magic player to win the Rookie of the Year honors, joining Shaquille O’Neal and Mike Miller, shot 42.7% from the field, notched 14 double-doubles and scored at least 20 points in 40 games, which led all rookies this season.