A transgender woman – also known as a biological man – won a female cycling event in New York City over the weekend. The trans woman goes by the name Tiffany Thomas, which is ironic given transgender athlete Lia Thomas has already done her part in ruining women’s swimming.
Tiffany Thomas’s Road Results page lists that he is a Category 1 cyclist which makes him an elite-level rider under USA Cycling rules. Thomas’ results page also shows that the recent win in the Randall’s Island Crit competition was the 16th of his career.
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The 2023 NFL Draft could see a running back picked in the top 10 for the first time since 2018.
University of Texas running back Bijan Robinson enters the 2023 NFL Draft as one of the most sought after running back prospects in recent history. A legitimate generational talent, Robinson departs the Longhorns as the 2022 Doak Walker Award winner. Robinson earned unanimous All-American honors in 2022.
Only 12 running backs have gone in the first round in the last 10 years, and the last top 10 pick was in 2018.
Our first mock draft since the Panthers traded up for the No. 1 pick now has a run of QBs going early.
The new league year is officially underway, which means an initial and significant wave of roster moves—signings and cuts—is complete. The transactions completed to this point provide additional clarity on team needs addressed, or created, and what NFL teams may do in the draft.
Uncertainty remains for some high-profile players, however, as we continue to move closer to the draft.
Kevin Harlan wasn’t pleased CBS shared his reaction to Furman upsetting UVA.
The Paladins shocked the college basketball world by upsetting the Cavaliers in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. Furman drilled a three after one of the dumbest turnovers in recent college football memory.
Harlan, like everyone else watching, was in a state of shock and couldn’t contain his excitement. CBS Sports shared a Twitter clip of the broadcasters going crazy, and it’s been viewed more than 6.2 million times.
However, the famous broadcaster isn’t pleased.
Utah’s spring game will be known as the 22 Forever Game going forward.
The Utes announced the name change Wednesday in honor of former players Ty Jordan and Aaron Lowe.
Both wore the number 22 for the Utes, and both were killed in shootings.
Ty Jordan died in an accidental shooting. (Photo by Chris Gardner/Getty Images)
“22 Forever means that we let Ty and Aaron’s legacy live on by how we live our lives. It means that we don’t take this life we have for granted. It is beyond football. It is about family and being there for the ones we love.
NFL teams are already salivating over Marvin Harrison Jr. entering the draft.
The Ohio State superstar receiver will be a junior this fall in Columbus, and the NFL hype is already starting to hit a deafening level.
Harrison ran routes and caught some balls for C.J. Stroud during Ohio State’s pro day Wednesday, and he managed to at least turn one scout’s head.
Marvin Harrison Jr. catching balls from C.J. Stroud at Ohio State Pro Day. Harrison Jr. is already considered WR1 in the 2024 NFL Draft pic.twitter.
It’s rare for a protest to be upheld in the NBA, but it has happened six times in league history.
The Mavericks will file a protest of Wednesday’s loss to the Warriors after what team governor Mark Cuban called “the worst officiating non call mistake possibly in the history of the NBA.
In just his first weeks on campus, Pitino is reaching out to a famous alumnus.
Just a few days after being announced as the new head coach of the St. John’s men’s basketball team, Rick Pitino is hard at work trying to bring some big names to the program. Or in this case, back to the program.
After apparently seeing rapper J. Cole on campus on Wednesday, Pitino took to Twitter to urge the 38-year-old to show face at some Red Storm practices, or even to swing by his office.
Crew chief Sean Wright detailed what went on in a bizarre moment in the third quarter.
The Mavericks‘ loss to the Warriors on Wednesday night didn’t come without some significant controversy. After the game, however, the referee involved explained what went on in a pool report interview with media members.
Crew Chief Sean Wright was asked by Tim Cato of The Athletic about the controversial play during the second half, which effectively resulted in a free basket for Golden State coming out of a timeout in which Dallas thought it was was supposed to have possession.