Author: Michael

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Keegan Bradley drew cheers and screams from U.S. fans on the 18th hole at Bethpage Black, even as the team he captains fell into the biggest Ryder Cup deficit after three sessions in nearly four decades.
Feisty New Yorkers are notorious for turning on a slumping home team, but American fans remained focused Saturday on giving it to the Europeans.
Rory McIlroy responded with an expletive and a match-winning shot in morning foursomes, then blew the crowd a kiss while being jeered on the first tee for afternoon fourballs.

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Eddie Nketiah strikes late as Palace hand Liverpool first defeat of the season

Crystal Palace ended Liverpool’s unbeaten start to the season with a dramatic stoppage-time winner that secured a 2-1 victory at Selhurst Park.
Eddie Nketiah struck in the 97th minute to hand Palace their first league win over Liverpool at home in more than a decade, sparking wild celebrations on the pitch and in the stands.
The substitute latched onto a loose ball after a late free-kick and volleyed past Alisson, with a brief VAR check only heightening the tension before the goal was confirmed.

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George Ilenikhena attracts interest from Serie A club

🚨🇮🇹 Roma x George Ilenikhena | Scouting Watch
AS Roma are monitoring 19yo AS Monaco striker George Ilenikhena, per @NicoSchira.
• ⚜️ Monaco rejected an offer from Juventus in 2024, when Giuntoli wanted him
• 💜 Fiorentina also showed interest last summer before signing… pic.twitter.

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Jeremiyah Love doesn’t just run the football into the end zone for No. 21 Notre Dame. He can also catch it.
Love has the second Notre Dame touchdown against the Arkansas Razorbacks. This one was a seven-yard catch-and-run on second-and-goal. Love used a spin move to blow past a defender and into the end zone.
This ended a six-play, 73-yard drive that took 3:14 off the clock.

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Ahead of No. 9 Texas A&M’s Week 5 home test vs. the Auburn Tigers in a sold-out Kyle Field, ESPN’s College Gameday crew picked the matchup, and for the Aggie fans who are superstitious, this was not the result they wanted to see. Before the bye week, Texas A&M faced Notre Dame on the road, escaping South Bend with a massive 41-40 win.
Before the matchup, the Gameday crew all picked Notre Dame, except for Pat McAfee, who continues to support the Aggies due to his fondness for head coach Mike Elko.

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