Hunter Dickinson has made his decision. The former Michigan star announced that he is transferring to Kansas on his personal Twitter account on Thursday morning.
“This decision might have been even harder than the one coming out of high school, having all these coaches hit you up again,” Dickinson began. “Then again it was also kind of easier in a sense as I’ve been going through it and stuff. But I’m just really glad it’s over now.
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Competing in your hometown always adds extra pressure for athletes. But for U.S. driver and Fort Lauderdale native Logan Sargeant, racing in the 2023 Miami Grand Prix—as the first American since 2015 to earn a seat on the F1 circuit—brings about a different level of expectation. With the championship’s massive spike in popularity and a wait of more than seven years for a U.S. driver, the 22-year-old is carrying the hopes of many American fans on his shoulders.
The drone camera is not ready for prime time.
TV networks are always searching for the next new thing in broadcasting, and on Wednesday night TNT debuted a drone flying over the court during Game 2 of the Boston Celtics vs. Philadelphia 76ers second round series in the 2023 NBA Playoffs.
The drone got some cool footage, but there was one big problem: it was visible flying above the court during the standard broadcast angle, and it was completely distracting.
Will Caleb Williams or Drake Maye be QB1? Why is Marvin Harrison Jr.
New Jersey and Ohio have both issued emergency orders to ban sports gamblers from placing wagers on games involving Alabama baseball, and now the Southeastern Conference has addressed the controversy that involves a member institution.
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey released a statement regarding the ongoing suspension of wagering for Alabama baseball.
“We are aware of reports related to the suspension of wagering Alabama baseball games,” Sankey said Wednesday night. “We will continue to monitor available information and any regulatory activity.
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With F1 headed to South Beach, McLaren driver Lando Norris has the perfect helmet for the weekend
We thought that Lando Norris could not top his custom helmet for the inaugural Miami Grand Prix.
We were wrong.
A year ago, Norris debuted a custom basketball-themed helmet for the Miami Grand Prix. “I saw some people playing basketball one time, and I thought, damn, that’d make for a cool helmet.,” said Norris a season ago. “So I did it. It has some cool details on it, like my signature, my logo and my name in black with a nice neon outline.
Trevor Lawrence isn’t usually the most active quarterback on social media, but he saw something Thursday morning that he couldn’t hold his tongue about.
NFL Network held a segment in which analyst Kyle Brandy ranked AFC quarterbacks from tiers one through six with one being the highest. Lawrence, who was named to the Pro Bowl and led his team to a playoff win this past season, was in the No. 6 category. He did not appear to agree.
“The game ain’t played on paper,” he said on Twitter.
He was placed on the same level with Kenny Pickett, Mac Jones and Tua Tagovailoa.
Who needs a bat flip when you can BALL FLIP?
You know if old-school baseball fans are getting irate then something awesome happened, and Wander Franco delivered on Wednesday night.
Just a casual five minutes in the life of Wander Franco pic.twitter.com/H6SfEMgdWp
— Tampa Bay Rays (@RaysBaseball) May 4, 2023
Let’s start with the first video, because that’s what everyone is talking about. At the top of the seventh inning Franco casually scooped up a ground ball, threw it in the air to himself, and fired it into first to record the final out.
Good morning, I’m Dan Gartland. I can’t believe how lopsided last night’s Celtics-Sixers game was.
In today’s SI:AM:
✋ Boston’s defensive turnaround
🏇 Secretariat, 50 years later
🏈 The five most likely first-round NFL busts
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A big statement in Boston
Game 2 in Boston last night was a significant opportunity for the Sixers.
It’s time to focus on dynasty league rankings. The 2023 NFL draft has come and gone, so we now have a clear idea of what a lot of the team rosters and depth charts will look like when training camps open. It also means we can now better project fantasy dynasty values and player rankings. With that said, here’s my updated look at every position as we inch closer to the summer.
I’ve used a full-point PPR scoring system for these rankings, which include those players who remain free agents (FA).