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Rodgers is Scar.
Sometimes we all reach a little too far for an analogy, and on Wednesday it seemed for a while like Ryan Clark’s thoughts on Aaron Rodgers were going to go totally off the rails.
Ryan Clark on Aaron Rodgers potentially joining the Steelers: “Mike Tomlin can work with anybody… but let’s say you put Scar on the team. You know, Scar from the Mufasa movie and The Lion King… Do you know what Scar’s name was before Scar? It was Taka. Do you know what Taka… pic.twitter.
Brooks Koepka plays a shot during Round One of LIV Golf Hong Kong. | Photo by Zhizhao Wu/Getty Images
With rumors swirling about his professional golf future, Brooks Koepka has finally addressed them.
Brooks Koepka’s four-year contract with LIV Golf expires at the end of the 2025 season, which has left many to speculate about where the five-time major winner will play in 2026.
Could he play on the PGA Tour again? Or will he remain with LIV Golf?
Last week, Fred Couples put this decision in the limelight as he indicated that Koepka yearned to return to the PGA Tour.
The SEC men’s basketball tournament is comically loaded. This is going to be so good.
The SEC was a laughing stock in men’s basketball not long ago. In 2025, it produced perhaps the greatest conference in the modern history of the sport.
The SEC tournament is going to be incredible theater. With national favorites like Auburn, Florida, and Alabama sitting on top of the bracket, the 2025 men’s SEC tournament is going to be a thrilling prequel to the NCAA tournament.
The Big Ten men’s basketball conference tournament has massive stakes for almost every team involved.
Big Ten men’s basketball is bigger and better than ever. In its first year of its latest expansion, the Big Ten is home to 18 programs including former Pac-12 teams like USC, UCLA, and Washington. While the league went most of the season without a true powerhouse team, the games were competitive night in and night out.
The Big Ten is so big these days every team doesn’t even make the conference tournament.
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On First Take, Stephen A.
When it comes to LIV Golf players who may be looking to return to the PGA Tour, Brooks Koepka is always among the first names mentioned. That conversation has been brought to the forefront yet again in recent weeks, but according to the man himself, he doesn’t even know what his future holds.
Koepka joined the Saudi-backed circuit three years ago on a deal worth a reported $100 million. It has long been assumed that the big-name LIV players, Koepka included, signed four-year deals.