A video has surfaced of Shaq Lawson and Bills players getting into an altercation with an Eagles fan.
Jordan Phillips, Lawson and other players got into a heated dispute with a fan Sunday, and it ended with Lawson shoving the fan in the stands.
After the incident went viral, both players claimed a fan threatened their families before the game started. While that remains unproven, a new angle of the altercation shows the fan in question was laughing at the players as the Eagles won the game.
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The holiday season is upon us and we at SB Nation want to share with you some of the best Christmas golf gift ideas.
Happy Cyber Monday! With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, everyone’s attention has shifted towards Christmas and the extravagant shopping that comes with it.
At SB Nation’s Playing Through, we want to focus on items that will best suit the golfer in your life.
Perhaps you are looking for new clubs, a new glove, or an accessory or two.
We’re heading into the second month of the season — so it might be time to make some tough roster cuts.
The biggest problem that average Americans have with Hollywood stars and professional athletes preaching to us is that these people don’t know what it’s like to live in the real world. They think they do, but they really don’t. NBA star Paul George perfectly crystalized this with an incredibly out-of-touch comment following a recent game.
Hollywood celebrities and professional athletes don’t have real jobs. That’s not to say they don’t have to work, but they really don’t have a clue what it’s like to work a normal day like the vast majority of Americans.
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Team Europe has named Luke Donald the 2025 Ryder Cup Captain, looking to win on U.S. soil for the first time since 2012.
One of the two captains for the 2025 Ryder Cup has been officially announced.
Luke Donald earned two more years as head of Team Europe after leading the team to a 16.5-11.5 win at Marco Simone Golf & Country Club in Rome, Italy, earlier this year.
“Two more years, anyone? It’s going to be an honor to lead this amazing team once again in New York,” he wrote on his Twitter.
BATON ROUGE, La. – The return of the prodigal “Bayou Barbie” is imminent.
LSU women’s basketball superstar Angel Reese has a strong chance to be back in action on Thursday when the No. 7 Tigers host No. 9 Virginia Tech at 9 p.m. on ESPN, two sources told OutKick on Wednesday.
LSU coach Kim Mulkey is expected to update Reese’s status at a weekly press conference at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Angel Reese May Have Already Returned To LSU Practices
When OutKick was first told of Reese’s suspension for an “attitude adjustment” on Nov.
The Warriors dynasty may be crumbling before our very eyes and every pundit in America is chiming in. After the team’s latest disaster—blowing a 24-point lead against the Kings on Tuesday night—Charles Barkley bluntly said it was over in San Francisco.
“This team is cooked,” Barkley said. “They’re not a contender.”
The NBA on TNT analyst went on to explain that Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, two pillars of the franchise, are just not what they once were.
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Mickelson is at it again on Twitter, commenting on a thread about the rumors that Monahan will resign as PGA Tour commissioner.
Phil Mickelson is at it again on Twitter; this time, Alan Shipnuck is not the target.
Unsurprisingly, it’s the other thing that the 45-time PGA Tour winner loves to discuss on the bird app — the June 6 deal and PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan breaking trust with his players.
Questionable coaching, mediocre drafts and a run of bad luck have the Bills in danger of missing the playoffs. And even their do-everything QB can share blame for a season on the brink.
This week, the two sides of Ohio State coach Ryan Day’s record have jumped off the page like never before: 1–3 against Michigan, 55–4 against everyone else.
By virtually any other program in the country’s standards, Day would be bulletproof. However, beating the Indianas and Marylands of the world is rarely enough in Columbus, and a 30–24 loss to the Wolverines Saturday has Ohioans soul-searching for the third consecutive year.