Author: Michael

Bobby Petrino, the former Arkansas head coach who was recently hired to be the Razorbacks’ new offensive coordinator, has made a strong accusation against one of his former rivals. 
Petrino, who coached Louisville from 2003-06 and again from 2014-18, claimed that Clemson stole signs when asked about the Michigan sign-stealing scandal during his press conference on Thursday, per Brad Crawford of 247 Sports.
“I honestly didn’t pay any attention to [the Michigan story], but I do know when you went and played Clemson that they were going to have your signals.

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The opening round of the Hero World Challenge on Thursday didn’t go as planned for Tiger Woods. Friday’s second round in the Bahamas, however, has been a completely different story for the big cat.
In what was his first competitive round since withdrawing from the Masters in April, Woods carded a three-over 75 and understandably looked rusty on Thursday. While he was able to make four birdies, he also carded five bogeys and a double with Par 5 scoring being the real issue playing the five at Albany Golf Course at one-over.

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Why retaining Logan Sargeant was the right move for Williams
Development is not linear.
My path to covering Formula 1 is a long-and winding road, to put it mildly. Following a near decade of practicing law, I underwent a massive career change, starting over in the sports media space with a focus on football, and the quarterback position in particular.
While that is a massive departure from the courtroom, it at least made a modicum of sense. After all, I was — a very long time ago at this point — a college quarterback.

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The showdown between Oklahoma State and Texas in Saturday’s Big 12 championship game is generating plenty of animosity, but someone in the Sooner State appears to have taken things too far.
Police in Stillwater, Okla., told multiple media outlets Friday that they found a longhorn steer with its stomach sliced open outside Oklahoma State’s FarmHouse fraternity early the same morning.
“This is a very unusual situation that’s occurred,” Stillwater Police Department spokesperson TJ Low told The Oklahoman. “We’ve never had anything like this within our jurisdiction.

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The struggling Bulls might have to set their sights on the 2024 NBA trade deadline sooner than intended.
Chicago (6–14) likely will have plenty of trade suitors for six-time All-Star DeMar DeRozan, who is averaging 21.3 points this season and can become an unrestricted free agent next summer.
If the Bulls do trade DeRozan, the 34-year-old reportedly prefers to be moved to the Heat or Knicks, per The Athletic’s Sam Amick.

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Everyone seems to have an opinion on Aaron Rodgers’s potential comeback from his Achilles injury, and the hosts of ESPN’s First Take are no exception.
On Friday, Stephen A. Smith gave his fiery two cents on the Rodgers situation and dragged the Jets quarterback for wanting to play football so soon after tearing his Achilles in Week 1 against the Bills. Rodgers, who turns 40 on Saturday, participated in practice for the first time since his injury on Wednesday, just 11 weeks after undergoing surgery.

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