Patrick Reed and Rory McIlroy are both teeing it up in this week’s Dubai Desert Classic on the DP World Tour. And the two wasted no time in creating some serious drama ahead of the event.
According to Spanish outlet TenGolf as relayed by The Independent, Reed threw a tee at McIlroy after the World’s No. 1 ranked player ignored him.
The report paints the picture that Reed gave a salute to McIlroy’s caddie while walking over to greet him, but when he approached McIlroy he wanted nothing to do with him.
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After matching the record earlier this month, the 27-year-old American toppled the all-time mark Tuesday.
After matching Lindsey Vonn’s record for most career women’s World Cup skiing wins earlier this month, Mikaela Shiffrin toppled the all-time mark with her 83rd career victory on Tuesday in Kronplatz, Italy.
Shiffrin broke the tie with the fellow American with a dominant performance in giant slalom. After posting the fastest first run, the 27-year-old went on to lead from start to finish, ending the event 0.45 seconds ahead of 2021 world champion Lara Gut-Behrami and 1.
The ongoing situation regarding Ed Reed and Bethune-Cookman took another turn on Tuesday night. During an interview with Roland Martin, Reed said he turned down the Jackson State job after Deion Sanders left, to take the job at Bethune-Cookman.
The interview with Ed Reed took place after Roland Martin said on social media that Ed Reed was watching an interview with the Bethune-Cookman President. At this point, Reed texted Martin and came on the show to tell his side of story.
Houston is the SI Sportsbook favorite to win the men’s college basketball national championship, ahead of reigning national champion Kansas.
As the NFL season heads down the home stretch, the action on the collegiate hardwood will now become the primary focus of sports bettors.
SI Sportsbook has No. 3 Houston (+600) listed as the favorite to cut down the nets at NRG Stadium on April 3. The Cougars would have the luxury of not having to travel far as NRG Stadium is only 6.7 miles from the school’s campus.
Houston is closely followed by defending champion No. 9 Kansas (+800) and No.
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During the Grit and Grind Era – the run where Zach Randolph told people bullies got bullied where he was from and Tony Allen kicked people like Chris Paul in the face – teams didn’t really enjoy playing the Memphis Grizzlies. It was a physical brand of basketball (even without the face kicks) and the team took pride in being “in the mud” both offensively and defensively.
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Plus a career high 42 from Jalen Green on a night where the NBA’s future took centerstage
The league’s present is in extraordinary hands from LeBron James still playing up to his capabilities on his way to the all-time scoring title to Nikola Jokic masterfully tearing defenses apart on his way to a potential third straight MVP to physical forces like Giannis Antetokounmpo, there’s maybe never been more top-end talent in the NBA than now.
But the influx of young talent in the league right now is bonkers.
Following another eventful week in the NBA, LeBron James’ stock is (once again) going up, while the Knicks are trending in the wrong direction.
Three of the best quarterbacks, fantasy or otherwise, take center stage. And will Brock Purdy take another significant step toward adding his name to that list?
The NFL’s final four has been determined, as the Cincinnati Bengals, Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles will be vying for the right to go to Super Bowl LVII in Arizona. The games will feature a trio of the top quarterbacks in fantasy football, Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow and Jalen Hurts.
The Buccaneers quarterback revealed that he plans to appeal the league’s punishment.
Tom Brady revealed he plans on appealing the fine he received from the league for attempting to trip Cowboys safety Malik Hooker during last Monday’s wild-card game.
Brady came under fire for what some fans deemed to be a dirty tackle attempt on the Dallas defensive back in the third quarter of the Buccaneers‘ 31–14 loss. As Hooker attempted to return a Chris Godwin fumble, the Tampa quarterback appeared to slide at the safety’s legs to bring him down.
Tyrell Terry had a spot on a promising Dallas team at 20. But life in the league was taking a toll on his mental health. Now he’s given up pro basketball and has no interest in ever going back.
Tyrell Terry scored his first points on the NBA stage on Christmas Day 2020. The Stanford standout was in at guard for the Mavericks, who had just drafted him No. 31, one slot behind Desmond Bane. Terry laid the ball up and in near the end of a Lakers blowout, while one of his favorite players, LeBron James, looked on. He would earn $1,289,846 that season.