JJ Watt is spending more time on the golf course now that he has officially retired from the NFL, but his impressive football career doesn’t mean a thing when you’re navigating a bunker, apparently.
The three-time Defensive Player of the Year posted a video of himself Saturday in a bit of a peculiar situation that required some assistance. Watt could be see slowly sliding down a steep slope into a bunker and struggling to hold himself up and can be heard saying, “I have no plan.
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As LSU football got its second spring game of the Brian Kelly era underway Saturday, a pair of national champions were in attendance. Angel Reese made a trip over to Tiger Stadium and linked up with Joe Burrow.
Reese, coming off of the school’s first-ever national title in women’s basketball, has been in the headlines a lot since March Madness. The 20-year-old guard was not only LSU’s leading scorer, but went out of her way to talk big talk right in the direction of Iowa’s Caitlin Clark as the clock wound down in the fourth quarter.
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Whether as deep-ball safeties or versatile nickel coverage defenders, the safety class in the 2023 NFL Draft
The safety class this year is not what it has been in years past. While the 2023 NFL Draft class does possess a high-end talent at the top who will likely go in the first round, there is not a significant amount of depth to it in the first three rounds. Last year, four safeties were selected within the top 37 picks of the draft. This year, we may see as few as three being selected on the first two days combined.
Hockey Hall of Famer and current ESPN analyst Chris Chelios is selling his beachfront home in Malibu, Calif., and the listing is not for a typical buyer. Chelios is asking $75 million for the home.
Chelios’s residence in Malibu is an impressive 3,795-square foot dwelling, boasting four bedrooms, 4 1/2 bathrooms, 90 feet of beach frontage and amenities such as a deck with a fireplace. He initially bought the house in 2003 for $6 million and has owned it for the past 20 years.
As the 2023 XFL season wound down, Orlando had nothing to lose and left it all out on the field. The Guardians finished the season at 1-9 on the year and lost its final game of the season by 25 on Saturday.
It was a rough finish to a rough season — for everyone except the punter.
Mac Brown, who joined the team midway through the year, has been the lone bright spot for the terrible franchise. He has taken the league by storm.
The former Ole Miss punter made quite the name for himself while in Oxford.
You’ve heard of the “Drake Curse,” but how about the Jill Biden Curse?
The Philadelphia 76ers swept the Brooklyn Nets in the first round of the NBA Playoffs. And if you ask former MLB star Lenny Dykstra, it’s because Jill Biden wasn’t in the building.
“Congratulations to the @sixers on sweeping the Nets in the first round,” Dykstra tweeted. “Hopefully it won’t get all f-cked up in the Finals, like with the Phillies and Eagles, by the curse of DOCTOR Jill Biden showing up.”
Congratulations to the @sixers on sweeping the Nets in the first round.
Nick Saban is in a position that he has not faced since 2016. Alabama does not have a clear-cut starting quarterback.
It was Jalen Hurts, then Tua Tagovailoa, then Mac Jones, then Bryce Young. Now, in 2023, it will be either Ty Simpson or Jalen Milroe — or neither!
There have been a lot of rumblings about what that position might look like come fall camp. Specifically, there have been reports that the Crimson Tide may have interest in Tyler Van Dyke.
Miami appeared to shut down those rumors on Thursday night, but the murmurs continue.
In the 3-2 overtime win over the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 3, Ryan O’Reilly justified every bit of Maple Leafs general manager Kyle Dubas’ decision to bring the 32-year-old to Toronto at the NHL trade deadline. The veteran forward scoring a late tying goal and then won the draw in overtime that set Morgan Rielly up for the game winner.
In Game 3 of the Lakers–Grizzlies series, LeBron James’s team came out on fire, opening up a 35-9 first quarter lead. It appeared as though Los Angeles was playing with some extra motivation after Memphis forward Dillon Brooks called out James following the Grizzlies’ Game 2 win.
The Lakers ultimately won Game 3, 111-101, as James dropped 25 points with nine rebounds and five assists. Brooks, meanwhile, was ejected from the game after he appeared to hit James in the groin in the third quarter.
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Rangers outfielder Adolis García mashes three homers in the first five innings against the A’s
It was a rather magical night for Adolis García and the Texas Rangers against the Oakland A’s on Saturday.
A night that put the Rangers outfielder into rather rarefied air in MLB history.
García went 5-for-5 at the plate, mashing three home runs — all of which came within the first five innings — and a pair of doubles as the Rangers throttled the A’s by a final score of 18 to 3.