Ohio State coach Ryan Day just can’t stop taking hits.
The head coach of the Buckeyes is under intense fire after losing to Michigan for the third straight year. The situation is so bad that Ryan Day is getting lit up on social media and Paul Finebaum is even suggesting he leave the program.
It seems unlikely to me Day is going anywhere given the fact he’s 56-7 in his career in Columbus, but that definitely hasn’t stopped people from trolling him.
That now includes a minor league baseball team in Michigan.
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We take Ryan Day’s future to FOOTBALL COURT.
Ryan Day. Quickly he’s become college football’s biggest lightning rod when it comes to actual football. It’s apropos that discussion over Day’s future comes after just losing to Michigan, where Jim Harbaugh is the biggest lightning rod for issues other than football.
Now in his fifth season at the helm of Ohio State there are questions whether Day is the correct man to move the Buckeyes forward.
Kyrie Irving is off to an impressive start in the 2023–24 NBA season, and his time with the Mavericks has been relatively smooth sailing thus far. But following the team’s 107–88 loss to the Clippers on Saturday night, Irving was asked about a time that was a bit more drama-filled—his tenure with the Nets.
While discussing his time in Brooklyn, Irving compared it to “the girl that got away” while also joking that he didn’t want to “get in trouble with the wife.”
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Former Twins pitcher Sonny Gray agreed to a deal to join the Cardinals on Monday, according to multiple reports.
The deal is reportedly worth $75 million over three years, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. The expected deal first was reported by Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
The right-handed starter joins the Cardinals’ recent pitching additions, Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson, who were acquired last week. The Cardinals are attempting to bounce back from a 71–91 season, which was the team’s worst record in a full 162-game season since 1990.
A high school football player in Michigan made one of the best catches you’ll ever see at any level on Sunday night.
In the first quarter of the Michigan Division 1 state championship game at Ford Field, Adrian Walker Jr. of Belleville High School came down with a stunning pick off of Southfield A&T quarterback Isaiah Marshall.
Marshall attempted to find a receiver deep down the field but Walker read the play perfectly and leaped to deflect the pass. As he landed back on the ground, Walker threw his hands behind him and pinned the fluttering ball against his back for an interception.
Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was all class after a thrilling overtime win over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
In the commotion following Jalen Hurts’ game-winning 12-yard touchdown run, Sirianni couldn’t track down Bills coach Sean McDermott for a customary postgame handshake. To make up for it, Sirianni went into the Bills locker room postgame alongside top Eagles front office executive Howie Roseman to shake hands with McDermott there.
Conor McGregor has posted a number of messages on social media pertaining to last week’s stabbing of three children and two adults in Dublin, and the riots that followed, and is now being investigated by Ireland’s national police service for online hate speech.
The fact of the matter, however, is that a number of McGregor’s posts and allegations have plenty of truth behind them.