Rory McIlroy and Joe LaCava reportedly met at the Ryder Cup to clear the air Sunday, one day after their disagreement on the 18th green spilled into a parking lot.
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Bears WR Chase Claypool will be inactive against the Broncos on Sunday, a source confirmed to ESPN.
Notre Dame’s thrilling comeback on Saturday night against Duke was capped with a 30-yard touchdown by running back Audric Estime with 31 seconds remaining. The Irish, who navigated a drive led by quarterback Sam Hartman from their own five yard line, were down 14-13 at that point could have attempted to setup a game-winning field goal just before Estime broke loose for the game-winning run.
Speaking with the media after the game, Hartman defended the touchdown run by essentially shrugging it off and focusing more on the excitement of the moment.
No. 11 Notre Dame’s 21-14 win over No. 17 Duke Saturday evening was college football at its finest — two physical, hard-working teams punching each other in the mouth all night long until a winner emerged.
However, Fighting Irish quarterback Sam Hartman’s postgame behavior made the game even more special.
It started in tragedy, as dynamic Blue Devils quarterback Riley Leonard appeared to injure his ankle on Duke’s final scrimmage play. He was taken to the Blue Devils’ medical tent as grateful fans chanted “Riley Leonard.
How dare you mess with my Gamecock. This was the message Tennessee offensive lineman Javontez Spraggins was asking South Carolina players on Saturday night.
The Vols and Gamecocks squared off in a highly anticipated rematch from last season’s game in Columbia, where Spencer Rattler torched the Vols. But it certainly wasn’t the same story on Saturday in Knoxville, as Tennessee won 41-20.
But it was a little skirmish following the game that had folks on social media laughing.
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The Chicago Bears might just be giving up on Chase Claypool.
The wide receiver will be inactive for Sunday’s game against the Denver Broncos, according to NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport. And since Claypool hasn’t been on the injury report this week, we can only assume this is a behavioral or performance-based decision.
Earlier this week, Claypool criticized the coaching staff — telling reporters the Bears were not putting him in the best position to succeed. So now, it looks like that position will be on the sidelines.
With Claypool out, wide receiver Equanimeous St.
Bears wide receiver Chase Claypool won’t be activated Sunday against the Broncos amid drama within the locker room, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. The reported decision comes after he openly criticized the team for misusing him.
While talking to reporters Friday, Claypool was asked if Chicago was using him correctly to show “the best that he can do,” and he responded “no.” He joined quarterback Justin Fields as the latest Bears play to openly criticize the team when talking to media members as the squad continues to look for its first win of the season.
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It was undisputed vs. undisputed, a pound-for-pound great against a four-belt champion knocking on the door, Mexico’s biggest star vs. one of the top fighters the U.S. has to offer. And in the end it was anticlimactic, with Canelo Álvarez successfully defending his 168-pound titles, winning a lopsided decision over Jermell Charlo.
Here are three thoughts on Canelo’s convincing win in Las Vegas.
The outcome was never in doubt
Perhaps it was too much to ask for Álvarez-Charlo—officially for Álvarez’s four super middleweight belts—to be competitive.