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Williams announced Friday that the American driver will be back for the 2024 campaign
The one remaining question for the 2024 Formula 1 season has now been answered.
Logan Sargeant will be back at Williams for next year.
As the 2023 F1 season wound down, just one spot on the grid remained for the 2024 campaign: The second seat at Williams alongside Alexander Albon. Sargeant, a rookie for the 2023 season driving on a one-year contract, had yet to be given that spot for the 2024 season.

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Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson may have had the raunchiest NFL celebration of the year in Week 12. The only thing is, not many people saw it.
During Chicago’s 12–10 win over Minnesota on Monday Night Football, Johnson picked off Vikings quarterback Josh Dobbs in the second quarter and returned the ball for 19 yards.
Following his game-changing third interception of the season, Johnson ran into the end zone and mimicked Randy Moss’s infamous mooning celebration.

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The Jon Rahm to LIV Golf rumors are nothing new. They’ve popped up at random points even before the Saudi-backed circuit’s first event in June 2022, but they’ve ramped up rapidly over the last two weeks.
To be clear, at this point in time, the rumors are nothing but that, just rumors.
The couple of sources I’ve spoken to about them suggested there is a fire so to speak with the rumors, but how big that fire is remains to be seen.

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New York Knicks fans are giving praise to their center Mitchell Robinson after news came out that he has been helping his recently widowed former high school basketball coach with a place to live.

photo of Robinson with Dawn Stockton (Butch’s wife) from Mitch Rob’s most recent tweet pic.twitter.com/DCBc5mtAQT
— Tommy Beer (@TommyBeer) December 1, 2023

MITCHELL ROBINSON OFFERED HIS PLACE TO HIS FORMER COACH
During Thursday night’s Pistons-Knicks game at the Garden, an MSG reporter was able to speak with Butch Stockton about Robinson’s generosity.

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Here’s what we actually know about Corey Perry’s release from the Blackhawks
Corey Perry was never a missing piece to the puzzle, but rather a foreman to supervise the Blackhawks trying to build a better future. The 38-year-old wing was in the tail-end of his career, and was acquired predominantly to be a veteran presence in the locker room and help nurture phenom Connor Bedard.

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NFL fans were annoyed by the number of penalties called during the Seahawks–Cowboys game on Thursday night.
But they weren’t the only ones.
Longtime announcer and current Amazon Prime commentator Al Michaels had seen enough of the yellow flags—there were 25 called penalties and 257 total penalty yards—by the time the third quarter rolled around. Dripping with sarcasm, Michaels offered to let crew chief and NFL referee Clete Blakeman call the rest of the game.

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The New England Patriots are so bad, Amazon Prime couldn’t pick a player from its roster to use in a promotion for their game next week.
During last night’s Dallas Cowboys-Seattle Seahawks matchup, Amazon Prime displayed a graphic promoting next week’s Thursday Night Football game between the Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers. Normally, advertisers want to choose a recognizable player to convince people to tune in to the game. That’s why they chose T.J. Watt for the Steelers, one of the best edge rushers in the league.

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1. NFL refs were again front and center in Thursday night’s Seahawks-Cowboys game, with 19 penalties being called.
After yet another penalty at the end of the first half, Amazon play-by-play man Al Michaels said, “There’s a flag. What else is new?”
But that was just a warm-up for Michaels. Late in the third quarter, after referee Clete Blakeman made yet another appearance on our screens to tell us about another penalty, Michaels let it fly, telling partner Kirk Herbstreit, “We’re gonna take the rest of the night off and let Clete Blakeman call the game.

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Good morning, I’m Dan Gartland. One of the biggest games of the NFL season is this weekend (Eagles-49ers), but we have college football to break down first.
In today’s SI:AM:
🏆 Conference championship weekend
🏈 Von Miller’s arrest
⛹️‍♀️ South Carolina grinds out a win
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Let’s try to make sense of all this
The next three days are going to be a wild time in the world of college football. At 12 p.m.

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