Yes, an image of Hitler appeared on the Michigan State video board on Saturday.
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As Jimmy Garoppolo remains sidelined by a lingering back injury, the latest update on the Raiders quarterback’s recovery suggests a quick return to the lineup could be on the horizon.
Las Vegas currently expects Garoppolo, who will not play in Week 7, to be ready to resume action in Week 8 against the Lions on Monday Night Football, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Saturday. The news comes ahead of veteran QB Brian Hoyer’s first start for the club in the injured QB’s place for Sunday’s road game versus the Bears.
No. 24 Iowa nearly pulled off a thrilling comeback victory against Minnesota on Saturday, but their celebration was cut short by a controversial call.
With just over a minute left to play and Iowa trailing 12–10, Hawkeyes returner Cooper DeJean fielded a punt, spun on the sideline, and broke free to the end zone. For a moment, it looked as though he had given Iowa a late 16–12 lead.
But upon review, the referees determined that the ball would instead be placed back at the spot that he received it, citing an “invalid fair catch” that DeJean had called.
The NHL is reportedly thinking about changing the way it holds its draft by not having teams come to the draft and that is a terrible idea.
Terrible.
Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman said the league is thinking about shifting to a decentralized draft, per Yahoo Sports. This would mean that team personnel would stay in their home cities while prospects would travel to the host city. The NBA and NFL both do this.
Except for years when COVID threw a wrench into the works, the NHL Draft involves all of the league’s teams descending on a city.
As it should be.
In baseball—as in all sports—many postseason series come down to which team is less injured.
That proposition is the reason that what happened to Diamondbacks catcher Gabriel Moreno Saturday evening was so frightening for Arizona fans.
With two outs in the top of the first inning and the Phillies already up 1–0 in Game 5 of the NLCS, Philadelphia attempted a double steal with runners on first and third. Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper broke for home and scored, bulldozing Moreno in the process.
Game 5 of the NLCS between the Philadelphia Phillies and Arizona Diamondbacks started with a bang, thanks to Bryce Harper.
After a hard fought, back and forth game on Friday night resulted in a wild, dramatic 5-4 Diamondbacks win, Philadelphia entered Saturday hoping for an early jolt of momentum. And they got it thanks to a swinging bunt single from Kyle Schwarber.
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While fans on social media had mixed reactions to the new nickname bestowed upon Marvin Harrison Jr. by Gus Johnson during Fox Sports telecast on Saturday, the Ohio State wideout thought it was “great.”
The star wideout, who feels he gets a nickname nearly “every week,” was in favor of Johnson’s new entry of ”Maserati Marv.”
“It’s great. Who came up that one?” Harrison asked reporters.
He wasn’t shocked to hear it came from Johnson, one of the best sports announcers in the business.
“Of course, of course.
Ahead of Saturday’s showdown between Alabama and Tennessee, Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban had one major request for the student section, and they delivered on Saturday.
Saban asked the student section at Bryan-Denny Stadium to make lots of noise whenever Tennessee’s offense had the ball because the Volunteers run a fast-paced offense.
“You can have a huge impact with the noise that you make,” Saban said. “This team’s trying to go fast. They run 2.7 plays every minute in the game. So you can affect that and disrupt that by making noise.
The Iowa Hawkeyes missed out on what could’ve been a game-winning punt return after it was ruled that a fair catch has been signaled.
Iowa hosted the Minnesota Golden Gophers on Saturday in a game to see who would be taking home Floyd of Rosedale, the rivalry’s pog-topped trophy.
With just 1:41 left on the clock, the Golden Gophers were forced to punt from deep in their own end of the field.
The ball bounced around midfield and punt returner Cooper DeJean seemed hesitant to touch it. After the bounce, he snagged the ball, spun out of one tackle, and then was off the races.
Saturday’s Big Ten showdown between Minnesota and No. 24 Iowa ended in dramatic fashion.
The Hawkeyes were set to receive a punt with just over a minute left to play trailing 12-10.
Defensive back Cooper DeJean fielded the punt, and after spinning along the sideline, returned it all the way to the end zone for what appeared to be the game-winning touchdown.
Unfortunately for DeJean and Iowa fans around the country, the score was called back after review.