Author: Michael

Charley Hull was forced to withdraw from the Evian Championship two weeks ago after collapsing twice in the middle of her round and being taken away on a stretcher. Ahead of her return to the links at this week’s Women’s Scottish Open, Hull shared details, at least the one she remembers, of what exactly took place during what sounds like a scary situation at the Evian.
The 29-year-old had been dealing with a virus in France in the days leading up to the opening round, and it was on that Thursday when dizziness became a factor.

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The 2025 season could be a referendum on many coaches. 
As there wasn’t much coaching turnover in the power conferences after the 2024 season, numerous coaches enter this season needing their teams to have strong performances. Not all of the coaches on the list below could be in immediate danger of losing their jobs. Heck, we have one first-year coach on the list. But here are 10 coaches who could really use great seasons. 
Bill Belichick, North Carolina
This is no ordinary debut season for the former New England Patriots coach.

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Speaking ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff addressed speculation over Max Verstappen
The Formula 1 world has been dominated in recent weeks by speculation that Max Verstappen would make a shocking move to Mercedes, leaving Red Bull behind. Those rumors only picked up pace when Red Bull parted ways with Christian Horner following the British Grand Prix, the only Team Principal in the team’s history.

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Banks Steele had dreamed up the scenario many times.
The 17-year-old from Lancaster, South Carolina, who had only started playing competitive golf two years earlier, was going to tee it up in his first U.S. Junior Amateur at Trinity Forest, and with the top college coaches in the country watching and on national television, he was going to win the thing.
“But obviously, that took more than just an average turn; it was a complete 180,” Steele said Wednesday evening, a day after he was disqualified from the 77th U.S. Junior Amateur Championship.

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There are so many emotions involved in creating the perfect training camp mixture. There’s a confident feeling on the faces of the Philadelphia Eagles as a whole, but for the guys on the back half of the roster, there is no doubt a nervous feeling. After winning the most recent Super Bowl, ten of the 11 starters on offense return, while despite their losses on defense, most of Vic Fangio’s unit remains intact.
The most recent draft class and free-agency signing period brought more firepower. Ten rookies were drafted.

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As the Tampa Bay Buccaneers open training camp, one of the key storylines is the debut of new offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard. Promoted from pass game coordinator in January, Grizzard steps into his first play-calling role at the NFL level, inheriting a unit that ranked among the league’s best in 2024.
The question now is how much of his own offensive style he’ll showcase during camp, and how much he’ll keep under wraps.
Grizzard’s promotion ensures continuity.

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This week marks Big Ten media days in Las Vegas. Much of the discussion at the event has been around the future format of the College Football Playoff, and how it will affect scheduling philosophies moving forward.
On Tuesday, Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti kicked off the event by arguing for his conference to get a guaranteed number of bids in the new CFP. Later that day, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day echoed Petitti’s sentiment.

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