Hendrick Motorsports and Trackhouse Racing have locked up their six combined drivers to long-term deals, which has benefits on and off the track.
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The situation surrounding the PAC-12 continues to sound incredibly grim.
The conference continues to attempt to land a new media deal, but to call it a disaster thus far would be the understatement of the year.
Not only does the PAC-12 not have a new media deal, but no major network or streaming service seems interested in playing ball. Without a new deal, the conference is 100% going to collapse, and former Oregon coach and AD Mike Bellotti can see it unfolding with his own eyes.
Former Oregon coach Mike Bellotti believes the PAC-12 could collapse.
Wisconsin basketball star Tyler Wahl has no interest in ever playing elsewhere.
The senior forward has the opportunity to keep playing next season due to the extra COVID year. After an awesome career at Wisconsin and his senior year winding down, all eyes are on whether or not the dominant B1G forward will return next season, transfer or maybe go overseas to make some money.
If he does stay in college, which might be his best option, it will only be in Madison.
Wisconsin forward Tyler Wahl can return for a fifth year if he wants to.
It took a Ruthian effort from Aaron Judge to beat out Ohtani in 2022, and that may be the case again in 2023.
Shohei Ohtani (+200) is the favorite to win AL MVP at SI Sportsbook.
Ohtani is the rightful favorite to take home his second MVP award in 2023. The league’s only two-way player pitched to a 2.33 ERA (sixth in MLB) with 15 wins (T-4th) while also smashing 34 home runs (T-8th) and batting .270 in 2022. That’s awfully hard to top. It took Aaron Judge (+500) 62 home runs and putting the Yankees on his back to make it to the postseason to edge out Ohtani in 2022.
Deion Sanders has been the head coach at Colorado for just three months, but already finds himself in the middle of a controversy involving his religion. Specifically, an attention-seeking atheist group is upset that Sanders, a Christian, prays and speaks of his religion around his team.
The Freedom from Religion Foundation – which advocates for atheists, nontheists and clearly doesn’t understand the First Amendment – is so upset about Sanders’ act of prayer it sent a letter to the University of Colorado.
In the letter dated Jan.
Don’t laugh: The team made a business decision not to pick up his fifth-year option, and the QB has a right come in with a big ask as they negotiate a new deal now.
Companies spend countless dollars to learn what hooks an audience in this era of short attention spans, but sometimes it’s not that complicated. And you know the content is engaging when it leads people straight to the comments section, searching through endless screenshots to reply with their best meme.
Australia’s Sydney Morning Herald polled executives and senior managers in the National Rugby League (NRL) asking whether or not the league should adopt a pride round initiative. The overwhelming majority of those who responded were against the idea.
A total of 34 bosses were asked to participate in the poll, but of the 25 who did elect to participate, 82 percent told the publication that the NRL should not adopt a pride round.
The poll also asked the executives if they would introduce a dedicated pride jersey for their team.
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Keep an eye out for these guys who could raise their stock in Indy.
The NFL Combine workouts begin tomorrow, and all eyes will be on the field testing. This is what everyone wants to see in Indianapolis, the reason everyone comes out to Lucas Oil Stadium. Seeing the guys with good movement skills and the requisite athleticism to play at the NFL level.
Before you tune into the combine, here are five guys who could make massive names for themselves after excelling in the combine workouts.
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Will anyone be able to break the record set by John Ross?
With the NFL Combine taking place this week, and on-field drills beginning on Thursday, all eyes will be on a specific area of the field. 40 yards of field, to be exact.
The 40 yard dash draws all the attention at the NFL Combine, and this year will be no different. Those blades of grass between the 40 and the goal line could end up making or breaking an NFL Draft stock (whether it’s correct or not is the bigger question).
Legendary college football coach Urban Meyer thinks money in college sports has gone too far.
Ever since NIL became the name of the game in college athletics, athletes have been able to profit off their name, image and likeness. The idea of NIL was for players to land sponsorship deals, and for some, that’s what’s happening. The success of Olivia Dunne is an example of that pathing paying off.
However, the situation has also just turned into NIL collectives writing massive checks in order to land players, and Meyer thinks that’s a step too far.