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Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy looks like he’s ready to grill some brats and burgers while complaining about his 401k.
The head coach of the Cowboys has rocked a mullet for large chunks of time over the past few seasons. Now, he’s also got a beard to match his (relatively short) flow.
Yes, Mike Gundy looks like a dad who lost his razor the moment the family vacation started.

#okstate coach Mike Gundy spoke to the possibility of OSU adding to its football recruiting staff.
Gundy said he’d like to get closer to the SEC standard.
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J.R. Smith thinks Ja Morant just needs someone he can talk to.
The Memphis Grizzlies star recently returned to the team following a suspension stemming from flashing a gun in a Colorado strip club.
After a very brief stint in counseling, Morant is back on the court for the Grizzlies, and so far, has managed to stay out of the news for negative reasons.
Ja Morant is back after multiple issues off the court. (Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images)
The former Lakers and Cavaliers shooting guard thinks Ja Morant just needs to find someone he can talk to who doesn’t want anything from him.

Damian Lillard doesn’t like the shift he’s seen in the NBA over the past few years.
The Portland Trailblazers guard has turned into a dominant player over the past decade. While he’s become a great player, he definitely isn’t impressed by the changes he’s seen over the years.
Specifically, he believes NBA players are entitled and out for themselves.
Will Damian Lillard retire soon? (Photo by Soobum Im/Getty Images)
“The word I was looking for is entitlement. Like, when I came in the league, you had to earn not just what you get from the team or the respect.

Steve Kerr could not believe his eyes after a certain Steph Curry one-handed dime late in the Warriors’ win over the New Orleans Pelicans.

Down by as many as 20 points, the Warriors stormed back in the second half to secure a big 120-109 win over the Pelicans.

Free agent tight end Foster Moreau was visiting with teams this offseason before a cancer diagnosis during a routine physical derailed his plans. Moreau visited the New Orleans Saints for a physical when the team doctor discovered the 25-year-old had Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.
As Moreau steps away from football to explore cancer treatment, he’s sharing his journey and voicing his confidence in kicking cancer’s a**.

NFL Tight End Foster Moreau Diagnosed With Cancer Following Routine Physical

Moreau spoke with ESPN’s Adam Schefter on “The Adam Schefter Podcast.

An illustrious list makes up the latest class.
An illustrious list headlines the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame class of 2023.
Headlining the lineup are former NBA superstars Dirk Nowitzki, Dwyane Wade, Pau Gasol and Tony Parker. Current San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich as well as former WNBA star and current Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon round out the inductees, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.

The New York owner trashed the idea of flex scheduling for “Thursday Night Football” games.
A proposal to allow schedule changes to the NFL’s Thursday Night Football slate has been tabled until May, Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer reported Tuesday. But the idea of “flexing” games to avoid bad matchups on Thursdays remains a hot topic among players, owners and observers.
To wit, Giants co-owner John Mara called the proposal to flex Thursday Night Football games “inconsiderate and abusive.

Of all the participants in the 2023 McDonald’s All-American Game, Bronny James had the most to prove. While that may seem strange, considering his last name and the spotlight that he draws, those factors are exactly why he needed to step up.
James, despite his talent, is often mocked and ridiculed over the element of nepotism. There is a belief amongst many that he only gets the hype that he does because he is the son of the greatest NBA player in the modern era (if not all-time). People frequently point to his five-star rating and say that it’s not deserved.

The Hawkeyes star didn’t want to hear it late during Iowa’s Elite Eight matchup against Louisville.
Caitlin Clark gave a performance for the ages when she became the first player in women’s NCAA tournament history to record a 40-point triple-double during Iowa’s 97–83 win against Louisville in the Elite Eight on Sunday.
However, before the Hawkeyes’ star led her team to victory, Clark was caught on camera dishing out some trash talk to Cardinals guard Hailey Van Lith.