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The Trojans have had one of the bigger success stories in college football at quarterback this year.
Being the successor to a No. 1 overall recruit in his class is a tough task. Especially if that No. 1 overall recruit is former USC quarterback Caleb Williams, who was a Heisman winner and was just taken with the first pick in the 2024 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears.
Well, that’s the situation that USC quarterback Miller Moss fell into this offseason.
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It sure felt like Singapore marked driver Daniel Ricciardo‘s final race with Visa Cash App RB — and possibly Formula 1 — but still several days after he climbed out of the car, there was no official word from them or Red Bull on whether or not the Aussie will be in the cockpit for the next race at Circuit of the Americas.
And that’s strange.
Sure, the writing was pretty much on the wall. Ricciardo spent a little extra time in the cockpit after the race. His emotional interviews and a hero’s welcome from the entire team when he returned to their hospitality area.
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One annual tradition at the Presidents Cup is the gala where it allows players and captains to dress up and look fabulous.
Like the Ryder Cup, the Presidents Cup features an opening gala. At this gala, the players, captains, and wives dress their best and come together before the competition starts.
Some people in golf call in their “prom.” Captains Jim Furyk and Mike Weir looked fantastic with their wives and set the tone for their teams.
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College basketball is coming off of a brief era of matriarchy. But is it even over?
The 2024 college basketball recruiting class is coming into the sport in the aftermath of a historic popularity shift. This year, for the first time in March Madness history, more people tuned in to watch the women’s championship game than the men’s.
The NCAA Women’s final had 18.9 million viewers, while the men had just 14.8 million.
There is no denying it, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese were the reasons for this.