The Free Press posted an article Tuesday discussing the ascent of “blonde, girl-next-door” female college athletes who are making serious money thanks to name, image and likeness (NIL) deals.
The story was written by Ethan Strauss, a former basketball reporter for ESPN and The Athletic. The premise of the story is that attractive, blonde athletes seem to be landing major NIL deals regardless of performance in their sport.
As part of the story, Strauss interviewed Haley and Hanna Cavinder, who played for Miami’s women’s basketball team.
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Everything you need to know about streaming the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix in 2023.
Fantasy baseball analyst Dalton Del Don exposes four misleading stats as we head through Week 11.
1. The nickname “Joe Cool” is so damn clichéd, but it really couldn’t fit any better for Joe Burrow.
The Bengals quarterback was asked Tuesday whether he was going to attend one of the upcoming Taylor Swift concerts in Cincinnati.
Unlike other NFL stars, such as Aaron Rodgers and J.J. Watt, who are confirmed Swifties, Burrow offered props to the pop sensation but kept it real.
“I have a lot of respect for what Taylor Swift has done with her career,” said Burrow. “I can’t say that I’m listening to too much Taylor Swift on the speakers in the headphones.
We now know why Florida Panthers star Matthew Tkachuk wasn’t in the lineup for Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final.
With the 2023 Stanley Cup Final in the books, we’re going to start hearing more about some of the physical adversity players were dealing with through the postseason.
Moments after the Florida Panthers left the ice after losing the series to the Vegas Golden Knights, head coach Paul Maurice revealed why star player Matthew Tkachuk missed Game 5.
A fractured sternum.
“He couldn’t dress himself for the game. Somebody helped him get his gear on.
A Vegas Golden Knights fan had himself a great Tuesday night thanks to the team winning the Stanley Cup.
The Knights absolutely hammered the Florida Panthers in game five to win the Stanley Cup in front of the team’s home fans at T-Mobile Arena.
The Vegas Golden Knights beat the Florida Panthers to win the Stanley Cup. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/NHLI via Getty Images)
However, there was one man in attendance who had a few extra reasons to be happy. Well, he had roughly $115,000 reasons to be happy.
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Domenicali shares his honest assessment of Red Bull’s dominance, and the growth of the sport
Formula 1 appears to be having a moment.
With three races in the United States this season — including the much-anticipated Las Vegas Grand Prix — coupled with the success of Netflix’s Drive to Survive, F1 is seeing growth both in the United States, and across the globe.
Nick Kyrgios lost an intense, four-set match against Rafael Nadal during Wimbledon in 2019. The loss didn’t come in the final, not even the semifinal, but instead in the second round. Something about that loss, however, pushed the Aussie to have thoughts of suicide.
No other athlete in professional sports may wear their emotions more on their sleeve than Kyrgios. While the 28-year-old has talked about mental health over the years, his sharing of having suicidal thoughts is new.
The Stefon Diggs situation is one where the details matter and they don’t. The wide receiver reportedly arrived in Orchard Park on Tuesday and then left before the start of Bills practice. Coach Sean McDermott told reporters that he was “very concerned.”
Throughout the day, other players being interviewed voiced their support for Diggs. Josh Allen said he had Diggs’s back and that, “What we’re doing here doesn’t work without him.” Von Miller said he was “on Stef’s side.