The former USWNT star will begin retirement by rehabbing a major injury.
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Rose Zhang speaks to the press ahead of the CME Group Tour Championship at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida. | Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images
Rose Zhang spoke to reporters before the CME Group Tour Championship and revealed that she will continue working toward her degree.
Remember, folks, Rose Zhang is still only 20 years old despite playing golf like a seasoned LPGA Tour professional.
Like just about every Cleveland Browns fan, I am a miserable Cleveland Browns fan. Deshaun Watson’s season-ending injury did nothing but make me more miserable. Then again, it’s mid-November. This is about the latest that misery has set in during football season in literal decades.
Generally, we’re miserable by the end of September, mid-October at best. This year, we finally had hope. Albeit the kind of hope that never felt quite right because said hope laid in the hands of the team’s handsomely paid quarterback who is also a serial public masterbater.
There is plenty on the line as Michael Penix Jr. and No. 4 Washington travel for a risky road game in Corvallis.
Vikings quarterback Josh Dobbs is a man of many talents. The 28-year-old has a degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Tennessee, a subject he says shares some similarities with playing quarterback in the NFL.
Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Dobbs explained how being a professional quarterback and working as an aerospace engineer aren’t all that different.
“Engineering and quarterback have a lot of crossover, just in the mental aspect,” Dobbs said.
The Philadelphia Police Department has not recovered any video footage confirming the hit-and-run account of 76ers guard Kelly Oubre in Center City on Saturday, according to a report from Max Marin, Ximena Conde and Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Oubre was taken to a local hospital Saturday night after telling police that he was the victim of a hit-and-run incident. He was treated at Thomas Jefferson University hospital for injuries to his ribs and lower body, and was later released.
Hold the sauce up!
New York Jets star cornerback Sauce Gardner has just tried New York pizza for the first time ever, despite having played there for two years.
In a jaw-dropping, “you gotta be kidding me?” tweet sent out on Tuesday, the All-Pro cornerback couldn’t hold back how satisfied he was with the cheese and sauce delicatessen that is also known as… a slice of pizza.
I just tried NY pizza for the first time… ITS FIREEEE
— SAUCE GARDNER (@iamSauceGardner) November 14, 2023
“I just tried NY pizza for the first time… ITS FIREEEE” Gardner exclaimed.
Your questions, looking at the here and now, and also ahead to January …
From The One They Call Nate (@nathancreaney7): What are the chances that the Chicago Bears will move off Eberflus at the end of the season. If so, would Jim Harbaugh be a potential candidate?
Nate, I’d say the chances that Bears president Kevin Warren wants to remake the football operation, and maybe be more intimately involved in it after the season, are strong. So I think it’d probably take a late-season surge from the team to get Matt Eberflus a third season in Chicago.
Panthers coach Frank Reich is making a change to Carolina’s offensive play-calling duties once again.
In October, Reich entrusted the Panthers offensive play calling to offensive coordinator Thomas Brown after the franchise’s 0–6 start to the season with Reich calling plays. Following the Panthers’ Week 7 bye, Brown led the Carolina offense in a 15–13 victory against the Texans, before losing back-to-back games to the Colts and, most recently, the Bears in Week 10.
The Clippers’ woes are enduring.
Los Angeles lost 108–111 to the Nuggets on Tuesday, their sixth straight loss overall and fifth straight since James Harden entered the starting lineup.
Now, there’s no shame in a three-point loss at Denver. The Clips played really well for most of the night and had a chance to send the game to overtime, except Paul Geroge’s potential game-tying shot literally stuck on the rim.
The game was most interesting as a peek into the Clippers’ fourth-quarter strategy.