Lane Kiffin and some Tulane players appeared to get very chippy Saturday afternoon.
The Ole Miss Rebels pulled off a solid 37-20 non-conference win over the defending Cotton Bowl champions, but the fireworks started before the game was even underway.
In a video shared by Brad Logan, Tulane players decided it was a good idea to chirp Kiffin as he got on the field.
Tulane players chirped Lane Kiffin prior to losing to Ole Miss. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)
He wasn’t having any of it.
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What started out as a day to celebrate with Yankees Old Timers’ Day ended in disaster as the Bronx Bombers, following a two-and-a-half-hour rain delay, fell to the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, 9-2.
If you thought Week One in college football was chaotic, Week Two told you to hold its beer. Thanks to Deion Sanders continuing to prove folks wrong, Texas overwhelming Alabama and Washington State knocking off Wisconsin, we’re primed for an eventful season.
The day started with Colorado proving once again they aren’t the team most of college football thought they would be in 2023. Then, in dramatic fashion. Steve Sarkisian’s Texas Longhorns put together a fantastic performance against Alabama, ending the Nick Saban’s home non-conference winning streak.
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The USC QB danced around, and through, Stanford Saturday night
While most of the country was sleeping, USC quarterback Caleb Williams was doing what he does best.
Putting on a show.
The defending Heisman Trophy winner completed 19-of-21 passes for 281 yards and 3 touchdowns, adding a 21-yard touchdown run of his own, as the Trojans built a 49-0 halftime lead over the visiting Cardinal.
He only played on seven offensive possessions.
Williams opened the scoring for USC early in the first quarter.
Michigan State head football coach Mel Tucker has been the subject of a sexual harassment investigation that is currently ongoing, according to a new report.
The report states that the investigation into Mel Tucker has been ongoing now for several months, with ESPN filing a FOIA with the school that was denied. In the report, it does not mention the nature of the investigation or any details of the ongoing inquiry.
Jimbo Fisher, once again, is the prime target of the social media crowd after dropping Texas A&M’s Saturday game to Miami.
As fans know, coaches getting dragged after a loss is a tradition as old as football itself, but social media really took things to a new level.
Now, instead of just complaining among friends or calling into a radio station to demand a coach be fired, people can hop on X and let a coach have it.
It happened to Brian Kelly and Dabo Swinney so far this season, and Jimbo Fisher is back to being public enemy number one after another disappointing loss for the Aggies.
UFC fighter Charles Radtke really cut it loose after his UFC 293 win Saturday.
Radtke defeated Blood Diamond (Mike Mathetha) during a fight at the event in Australia, and then dropped some comments definitely not for broadcast.
“It felt great. So, f*ck all you f**gots up in the f*cking crowd. Come down here and get some you pu**y ass b*tch. F*ck you,” Radtke said after the fight as he threw up the double bird.
Charles Radtke is the latest example of why you shouldn’t interview someone who gets punched in the head for a living.
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An Alabama player ran right over a ref during the team’s 34-24 Saturday night loss to Texas.
The Crimson Tide were upset at home by the Longhorns, and it was an absolutely devastating night to be a fan of Nick Saban’s squad.
Texas looked to be the better team for most of the game, and Alabama sits at 1-1 after just two games. However, there might have been one person in the stadium who had an even worse time than the Alabama Crimson Tide:
A ref.
Alabama was upset by Texas Saturday night. A Crimson Tide player accidentally destroyed a ref. (Photo by Kevin C.
The refs missed a wildly obvious safety during Wisconsin’s 31-22 Saturday night loss to Washington State.
The Badgers were upset in Pullman in an ugly game full of errors and poor discipline. However, despite all the issues, Wisconsin had a chance to tie the game in the fourth quarter, and the refs absolutely blew it.
Washington State upsets Wisconsin 31-22 in Pullman. The refs missed an obvious safety call. (Mandatory Credit: James Snook-USA TODAY Sports)
With Wisconsin losing 24-22, WSU QB Cameron Ward was sacked by James Thompson and C.J.
With Sean Strickland now holding gold, the long-standing champions continued to falter in the UFC in 2023.