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What do you do when nature calls and your TV interview calls at the same time? For GG Jackson, the answer is simple: you multitask.
The Memphis Grizzlies forward had a live interview with Fan Duel TV’s Run It Back on Tuesday, and he attempted to do it from the bathroom. Before the interview started, the panel — consisting of Michelle Beadle, Chandler Parsons and Lou Williams — teased Jackson’s guest appearance before going to commercial break. But when they saw him seemingly perched on the toilet, the cast rightfully burst out laughing.

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There are now five schools in the running for the talented young QB to decide where to play collegiate football.
The 2026 recruiting class faced a major shake-up two weeks ago when five-star quarterback Jared Curtis, ranked as the No. 3 player in the cycle, decommitted from the Georgia Bulldogs.

If you’re always on the lookout for something to watch, might I suggest you keep an eye on Netflix’s upcoming series Senna?
We’re in the midst of a great Formula 1 season with a two-man battle for the drivers championship and a three-way dogfight between teams to top the constructor standings.

In a not-so-stunning development, the New York Yankees fan who went viral for interfering with Los Angeles Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts during Game 4 of the World Series is an acquaintance of Rob Gronkowski, at least that’s what the four-time Super Bowl winner is claiming.
New York lead-off man Gleyber Torres hit a pop-up down the right-field line during the bottom of the first inning on Tuesday night.

The first weekend of November features the biggest weekend of the year in the Big Ten, a massive rivalry in the SEC and the final weekend before the College Football Playoff selection committee begins their meetings in suburban Dallas.
Simply put, this is where the rubber meets the road.
Let’s preview Week 10 in the updated edition of Three and Out.
That’s not an exaggeration. He simply can’t. Well, outside of the 2016 Big Ten Championship Game, of course.

Even though the Rams won last week, we’re not sure they wouldn’t move Cooper Kupp for the right offer. And he’s not the only Ram who could be traded.

It was an emotional night in Pittsburgh with long-time Penguins and current Minnesota Wild backstopped Marc-Andrê Fleury making his final appearance in the city where he started his career.
And the night — for the most part — went Fleury’s way. As it should have.
The three-time Stanley Cup champ, former Vezina Trophy winner, and shoo-in for the Hockey Hall of Fame announced over the summer that this season would be his last.

The two New York Yankees fans that grabbed Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts’ arm and glove during the first inning of Wednesday night’s World Series Game 4 will not be allowed in Yankee Stadium Thursday night as the team has banned them, the Yankees confirmed.
ESPN caught up with Yankees season ticket holders Austin Capobianco and John Peter, who were immediately tossed by Stadium security after physically interfering with Betts after he made a catch in the right field stands.

Former United States President, and current Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump is no longer planning to attend the Ohio State-Penn State college football game in Happy Valley on Saturday. 
Onward State reported that a university spokesperson told the outlet the former president would not be in attendance, despite earlier reports that he would be inside Beaver Stadium for the game. 
A quick look at Trump’s official campaign schedule sheds light on why he decided not to attend the massive college football showdown.

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MLB wants the Yankees to ban the fans who tried to rip a foul ball out of Mookie Betts’ glove.
Major League Baseball has asked the New York Yankees to ban the fans who interfered with a Mookie Betts catch in foul territory for Game 5 of the 2024 World Series, according to ESPN. The moment happened in the bottom of the first inning in Game 4 on Tuesday night. The Los Angeles Dodgers star tracked the ball into foul territory, but when he went up to make the catch, two Yankees fans grabbed his arms and tried to rip the ball free.