With a transition to the Big Ten looming, Lanning has helped Oregon create a new identity for itself.
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After last taking the field in Week 18 of the 2022 season, quarterback Joe Flacco instantly became one of the buzziest names in the NFL on Friday after he was named the Browns‘ starting quarterback for Week 13.
Flacco, who joined Cleveland’s practice squad on Nov. 20, was tabbed as the club’s QB1 against the Rams following a week where he took starter’s reps in place of injured rookie QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson, who sustained a concussion in Week 12.
Joe Flacco will start Sunday against the Rams with rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson still in the concussion protocol.
Jordan Spieth speaks to the media after the second round at the 2023 Hero World Challenge. | Photo by Tracy Wilcox/PGA Tour via Getty Images
Spieth weighed in on the Jon Rahm to LIV Golf rumors following his second round at the Hero World Challenge.
A few weeks ago, Jordan Spieth replaced Rory McIlroy on the PGA Tour Policy Board, entrenching himself into the PGA Tour’s ongoing negotiations with the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF).
The two sides have until Dec.
Packers quarterback Jordan Love received an extra dose of training for the Chiefs game on Sunday when a Green Bay beat reporter appeared to ambush him with a Taylor Swift jam session.
This week, Love met up with Kassidy Hill of PackersNews.com in the Green Bay locker room to talk football—and Taylor Swift. Love admitted to reporters on Wednesday that he didn’t listen to the pop singer’s music very much, so Hill took it upon herself to introduce the 25-year-old quarterback to a handful of songs.
A group of female athletes at the University of Oregon have filed a lawsuit against the school for allegedly violating Title IX regulations.
The lawsuit, filed Friday, covers 32 athletes, 26 of whom play for the Oregon beach volleyball team, and six of whom are on a rowing team. According to Sportico, the plaintiffs alleged that the school is “violating federal law by depriving them of equal athletic financial aid and other resources.” Specifically that other Oregon athletes are taking in huge amounts of money through both an NIL collective and marketplace.
If the Giants are planning to give superstar Shohei Ohtani the record-breaking contract he’s expected to land, one fan vows to boost the front office’s best offer.
Ike Shehadeh, the founder of Bay Area sandwich staple Ike’s Love and Sandwiches, previously gave former Warriors star Kevin Durant free food for life. He also offered to name a sandwich after Aaron Judge last year, but the slugger spurned the Giants’ offer to re-sign with the Yankees.
“For you, Shohei, I’m going to one-up this,” Shehadeh said in a video posted to social media.
The LSU Tigers really want their quarterback, Jayden Daniels, to win the Heisman trophy. Like, really, really badly.
While the Tigers will not play in a conference championship game this weekend, that doesn’t mean Daniels isn’t getting national attention. In an effort to boost his Heisman case, the Tigers put up a billboard advocating for voters to give the trophy to Daniels.
But getting a message out is only half the battle. In this case, you’d have to put the billboard in a strategic spot, one where lots of people will see it. And boy, did the school pick a doozy of a location.
It was a solid 2023 for the folks at Penske Racing, between IndyCar driver Josef Newgarden winning the Indianapolis 500 and NASCAR Cup Series driver Ryan Blaney taking home the championship just last month.
Speaking of which, Newgarden was true to his word and got a tattoo of Blaney just like he said he would if the No. 12 car was able to bring the organization another championship.
Blaney delivered, and now so did Newgarden.
Ahead of the NASCAR Cup Series Championship, the reigning Indy 500 champ told Blaney that he’d get his face tattooed on his thigh if he came out victorious.
With Zach Lavine’s name heavily involved in trade rumors, the Bulls star’s time with the team may soon be coming to an end.
But the guard’s prospects of landing with a new team currently appear to be dire despite the ongoing speculation, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
Wojnarowski addressed LaVine’s future in Chicago during ESPN’s NBA Today on Friday, where the senior NBA insider offered a brutally honest update on the injured veteran’s value in the trade market and the factors that could prevent a deal.