Penn State’s College Football Playoff win over SMU on Saturday was just James Franklin’s sixth victory in 28 games against top-12 opponents with the Nittany Lions.
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Oleksandr Usyk, ESPN’s No. 1 pound-for-pound boxer, retained the heavyweight championship with another decision victory over Tyson Fury on Saturday, this time unanimously, in a rematch that was every bit as competitive as their first meeting in May.
Patrick Mahomes fought through a high-ankle sprain and accounted for two touchdowns in a 27-19 win over the Texans on Saturday.
We lost a Major League Baseball legend with news that Rickey Henderson — the league’s all-time leader in stolen bases — has died.
He was 65.
Reports of Henderson’s death started making the rounds early Saturday afternoon and were eventually confirmed.
According to TMZ, the Hall of Famer died in Oakland after battling pneumonia.
Tributes to Henderson poured in as the news of his death made the rounds online, including from OutKick’s own Ricky Cobb.
Henderson spent 25 seasons in Major League Baseball and stole 1,406 bases.
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Lots of college football fans were busy wasting their breath trying to explain with ridiculous logic why a three-loss SEC team belonged in the College Football Playoff over Indiana or SMU. I get it, the first two games weren’t riveting matchups, but the pro-SEC arguments are so tired.
Instead, those fans (and everyone else who loves the sport) could have been watching an epic FCS semifinal clash between North Dakota State and South Dakota State.
For those of you who may not know (which included me until this afternoon), the Bison and the Jackrabbits have a fierce rivalry.
Rickey Henderson, the greatest leadoff hitter and base stealer in Major League Baseball history, died Friday. He was 65.
It’s been a while since we’ve heard from New York Rangers tough guy Matt Rempe, but he was back to his old tricks on Friday night, getting ejected in his first game back in the NHL after a stint in the minors.
Rempe has been down in the American Hockey League with the Hartford Wolf Pack and was called up to the Blueshirts for their Thursday night game against the Dallas Stars.
However, it didn’t take long for Rempe to get back to his old habits of playing a brand of hockey that tends to toe the line of legality…
…or, as in this case, overstep it by quite a bit.
A “Save Girls Sports” group is alleging that a set of pro-transgender activists harassed them at a contentious school board meeting in Southern California.
Fox News reported on a school board meeting in Riverside, which attracted two large protests on opposite sides of the debate Thursday night. The “Save Girls Sports” side came equipped with t-shirts displaying that all-important message, with the other side displaying support for transgender athletes.
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