No. 4 Florida State could be without anticipated starting quarterback Tate Rodemaker for Saturday night’s ACC Championship against No. 14 Louisville, a school spokesperson told ESPN’s David Hale on Friday.
Rodemaker was described as a “game-day decision.”
Rodemaker left the fourth quarter of last Saturday’s win over Florida in Gainesville after he took a shot to the head on a scramble. He returned to the game a couple of plays later to help the Seminoles finish off a touchdown drive, but has not been a full participant in practice this week.
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The Bengals are in a tailspin as they head to Florida for a prime-time bout with the Jaguars, winners of seven of their last eight.
Cincinnati (5–6) lost its first game without Joe Burrow since Week 18 of 2021 to Pittsburgh on Sunday to fall further out of the playoff picture. Jacksonville (8–3) tightened its grip on the AFC South with a narrow win in Houston last week behind Trevor Lawrence’s season-high 364 passing yards.
All of the Jaguars’ losses this season have been at EverBank Stadium but they’re still favored by 8.5 points at home over the Burrow-less Bengals.
Nadal has said he expects 2024 to be his final year on tour.
In one of the biggest games in recent history for Florida State, the Seminoles could be without starting quarterback Tate Rodemaker for the ACC Championship against Louisville.
After taking a brutal hit in last week’s game against Florida, the once backup to Jordan Travis is now a game day decision according to Florida State. After being thrust into the spotlight following the injury to Jordan Travis, backup Tate Rodemaker led the Seminoles to wins over North Alabama and Florida.
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Earlier this year, it was revealed that Tim Tebow was going to be adding “minor league hockey team owner” to his resume. Now, his team has a name.
If you dig lake monsters — and who doesn’t? — you’ll dig the new Lake Tahoe ECHL team’s identity.
On Thursday it was revealed that the new Tebow-owned team will be called the Tahoe Knight Monsters and they’ll begin play in 2024.
The team’s logo and spiffy black, teal, and gold color scheme were revealed as well.
The #ECHL‘s newest team, which begins play in October 2024, has unveiled its name and logo.
This own goal is art.
Hamburg and St. Pauli are currently atop the table in the Bundesliga second division. The two clubs met for a match on Friday that produced one of the most captivating soccer highlights of the year, but it happened for all the wrong reasons.
Hamburg’s defender played the ball back to the keeper, and that was a poor decision. The Hamburg goalie, in an attempt to clear the ball, accidentally scored one of the most humiliating own goals you will ever see. Watch the clip here:
Hamburg goalkeeper has just done this in the derby vs St. Pauli, Oh my god.
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The biggest mystery of the 2024 MLB offseason is Shohei Ohtani’s next destination.
All 30 teams want Ohtani, but only a few can afford to pay what is expected to be the most lucrative free-agent contract in North American sports history.
Three teams who were in contention to sign Ohtani heading into the offseason—the Rangers, Red Sox and Mets—“have turned their attention to other players,” ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported Friday.
Passan also reported the Dodgers, Cubs, Blue Jays and Angels are still in the mix, while the Giants’ pursuit of the superstar is “unknown.
Lakers star LeBron James has spoken out about Maverick Carter’s admission to betting on NBA games. Carter has served as James’s manager since 2006 and recently came under fire for using an illegal bookmaker to bet on several sports games.
After the Lakers’ 133—110 loss to the Thunder on Thursday, James fielded questions about Carter’s admission and told reporters that he wasn’t concerned about any potential negative perceptions surrounding Carter’s situation.
“The only reason it got any legs in the first place [is] because [Carter’s] so close to me.
Indiana hired Curt Cignetti away from James Madison to lead their football team, a strong hire for a team competing in a tough Big Ten conference. While the Hoosiers finished last in the entire conference this season with a 3–9 record (1–8 in conference games), Cignetti believes that there will still be a quick turnaround.
During a Friday interview with Big Ten Network from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, the site of Saturday’s Big Ten championship game, Cignetti made a bold prediction regarding where Indiana will finish in the Big Ten next season.