Insanity broke out during Tuesday night’s Minnesota Timberwolves and Golden State Warriors matchup. With the game stuck at 0-0, players from both sides started a scuffle, and Draymond Green trapped Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert in a headlock that resulted in Green’s ejection.
Wild stuff.
Tensions broke out quickly after Warriors sharpshooter Klay Thompson tangled up with T-Wolves’ Jaden McDaniels.
Thompson and McDaniels went at it hard, prompting teammates to rush in.
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It didn’t take long for tensions to boil over in San Francisco on Tuesday night with the Warriors hosting the Timberwolves.
Less than two minutes into the game, and before a single point was scored, a small scuffle erupted into a team-wide brawl.
The action started as the Warriors brought the ball up the court. Jaden McDaniels was marking Klay Thompson as he worked down the floor. Thompson tried to push off a bit, McDaniels grabbed at his jersey and suddenly arms were swinging.
WHAT THE?!
We didn’t even make it five minutes into the Wolves vs. Warriors before everything went off the rails — heck, we didn’t even get a single basket.
Absolute chaos between the Wolves and Warriors started by Klay and Jaden pic.twitter.com/QHjpuijvuc
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A missed three by Anthony Edwards set it all off, as Klay Thompson and Jaden McDaniels were grabbing and shoving each other as they jockeyed for position.
The No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs clearly looked like the No. 1 team in the nation again Saturday by destroying No. 9 Ole Miss, 52-17.
And on Tuesday night, Georgia vaulted by No. 1 Ohio State for the top spot in the latest College Football Playoff rankings.
“The win over Ole Miss against a really strong offense with that resume and everything combined, we thought Georgia was No. 1,” CFP selection committee chairman Boo Corrigan said after the rankings’ reveal on ESPN.
Georgia defenders stuff Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart Saturday during the Bulldogs’ win in Athens. (Photo by David J.
The Ferrari driver and teammate Justin Thomas secured the inaugural The Netflix Cup
In the first-ever The Netflix Cup, the team of Carlos Sainz Jr. and Justin Thomas outlasted three other teams to secure the victory, eventually defeating the team of Pierre Gasly and Tony Finau on the final hole to secure the first title.
But during the celebration, Sainz looked more like one of the other Formula 1 drivers he defeated, Lando Norris, given what happened to the trophy itself.
The Pac-12 Conference is officially the Pac-2, thanks to a judge’s ruling Tuesday.
At least temporarily.
Oregon State and Washington State had filed a lawsuit against the Pac-12 several months ago, regarding whether or not the departing 10 schools could vote on the conference’s board.
READ: OREGON STATE, WASHINGTON STATE FILE LEGAL COMPLAINT AGAINST THE PAC-12
The Pac-2 schools then won a temporary restraining order that prohibited future board meetings over the future of the country.
The latest College Football Playoff rankings were released on Tuesday night and Georgia has taken the top overall spot away from Ohio State.
The top-ranked Bulldogs look like the most dominant team in the country after dismantling No. 13 Ole Miss 52-17 last week. The Buckeyes, who were were No. 1 over the first two rankings release, slipped down to second spot.
Meanwhile, Michigan holds onto the third spot after earning a hard fought 24-15 road win over No. 12 Penn State, with Florida State retaining the final playoff berth.
Washington remained No.
Georgia overtakes Ohio State for the No. 1 spot in the newest College Football Playoff rankings, while Michigan and Florida State remained at No. 3 and No. 4, respectively.
Megan Rapinoe, a newly retired women’s soccer player known for her mindless takes, set the internet ablaze after delivering her most arrogant declaration, standing out in her history of obnoxious commentary.
After tearing her Achilles in her final professional soccer match, Rapinoe stated that her injury was proof that “God” doesn’t exist, calling out how crudely her career ended.
“I’m not a religious person or anything and if there was a God, like, this is proof that there isn’t,” Rapinoe said. “This is f**ked up. It’s just f**ked up.
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Who else moves after a pivotal week 10?
Welcome back to the College Football Playoff rankings, where, whew, man things have changed in a week. The top ten will surely look different after the Georgia Bulldogs smashed Ole Miss over the weekend. The other major game was in Ann Arbor, where the Michigan Wolverines took care of business of Penn State and now wait until The Game for their biggest test.
Elsewhere in the top ten, what the committee does with Washington and Oregon should be interesting.