Author: Michael

The F1 and Indiana Jones crossover you never knew you needed has arrived
The Formula 1 crossover you never expected is coming to the United States Grand Prix.
On Tuesday, Alpine unveiled a special theme livery for this weekend’s United States Grand Prix, a special edition Indiana Jones livery in advance of the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Great Circle videogame, set to be released in December. In Indiana Jones and the Great Circle players step into the shoes of Indiana Jones in a new adventure, set between Raiders of the Lost Ark and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

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West Virginia football coach Neal Brown made some of the most delusional comments you’ll ever hear.
The Mountaineers are currently 3-3 after falling to Iowa State this past weekend. It looks like it’s shaping up to be another disappointing season in Morgantown.
Brown is a very mediocre 34-32 since making his debut with the program in 2019. He had a solid 9-4 season last year. Other than that one-off season, he’s finished under .500 three times and has not had a single other impressive run.

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American-based Haas will have a major upgrade package this week at the United States Grand Prix
Formula 1 returns this week after an extended three-week absence, with the United States Grand Prix. One of the major storylines to follow down the final six race weekends of the season? The battle between Haas and Visa Cash App RB F1 Team for sixth place in the F1 Constructors’ Championship. At the moment VCARB holds a three-point lead in that fight, but with six Grands Prix remaining, as well as a trio of F1 Sprint Races, Haas will have several chances to close that gap.

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San Jose State women’s volleyball co-captain Brooke Slusser applauded the women at the University of Nevada for wanting to back out of a match against her own team, which features trans athlete Blaire Fleming.
UNR’s women’s volleyball team released a statement on Monday announcing their intentions to forfeit an upcoming match on Oct. 26, citing concerns over safety and discrimination against biological women by featuring the male-born Fleming, who holds physical advantages over female competitors.

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When this NFL season is over, the New York will likely go looking for a new head coach after firing coach Robert Saleh last week.
And maybe interim coach Jeff Ulbrich  gets an interview, and maybe he doesn’t, but the Jets are likely to cast a wide net in their search for their next head coach.
But it seems pretty certain they’re not going to be interviewing Bill Belichick.
And Belichick is absolutely fine with that.
That was made clear Monday night to anyone watching the Manningcast broadcast of the game between the Jets and Buffalo Bills.

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Drake Maye, Kimani Vidal and Josh Downs highlight the top waiver wire targets entering Week 7.
Welcome to the Week 7 waiver wire watch! Consider making a waiver claim in your fantasy football leagues for the following players (available in at least 50% of ESPN leagues).
Drake Maye, QB, New England Patriots

The Patriots named its second-overall pick as its starting quarterback last Wednesday. In his first full NFL game, Maye completed 20 of 33 passes for 243 yards, 3 scores and 2 picks with 5 carries for 38 yards.

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A day after he was caught jawing back-and-forth with his own team’s fans, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni has apologized for his actions, sort of.
With just under a minute remaining during the Eagles’ 20-16 win over the Cleveland Browns in Philadelphia on Sunday, Sirianni took it upon himself to walk over and taunt Eagles fans by putting his finger up to his ear and shouting something in their direction.

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Mike Gundy might show up on Oklahoma State’s injury report after an incident with his cattle over the weekend.
The Cowboys are currently 3-3 and have three straight losses. To make matters worse, the team’s next game is against 13th-ranked BYU this Friday.
It’s been tough sledding for Oklahoma State, but Gundy’s biggest loss of the year wasn’t near a football field.
The Cowboys didn’t have a game this past weekend, and that gave the electric college football coach some time to spend with his cattle. It didn’t go well.

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