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The Super Bowl is returning to FOX this year, and while the big game will air on the network’s broadcast channel, anyone who has completely cut the cord or out and about that day will be able to stream FOX’s broadcast of Super Bowl LIX for free exclusively on Tubi. 
Tubi, a FOX-owned streaming platform, will not only carry the network’s broadcast of the game in 4K, but also the FOX Sports pre-game show, and a second stream will feature an exclusive Tubi Red Carpet pre-game event.

Just a few days before TikTok is set to go dead into the night, one of Ohio State’s most popular players, on social media, has been dismissed from the football team. 
According to a report from The Lantern, the Buckeyes dismissed Caden Davis from the football team, a few days before they are set to play Notre Dame for a national championship. 
Known for all of his behind-the-scenes videos of Ohio State’s athletic facilities and events that occur around campus, Davis has amassed a following of over 276,000 followers on the TikTok platform.

Fantasy football analyst Scott Pianowski examines some of the down seasons experienced by key vet WRs in 2024.

In this episode of Inside Coverage, hosts Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab go full Christmas Carol as they look into the Dallas Cowboys’ past, present and future.

The Oklahoma City Thunder capped off a strenuous four games in six days road trip on Tuesday with a 118-102 over the Philadelphia 76ers. Players were understandably happy not only to pick up what was their third straight win, but to finally return home after almost a week on the road, and they showed off their good moods in a pretty unique fashion.
Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led all scorers with 32 points on Tuesday and was interviewed by Nick Gallo of the FanDuel Sports Network after the game.

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Well, he really cocked this up.
BREAKING NEWS UPDATE
Reports out of Italy indicate that Juan Bernabè is refusing to accept being fired by Lazio and has barricaded himself and his robotic penis inside. The Eagle-handler has reportedly been living at Formello, Lazio’s team facilities for the last 15 years, and has now locked himself inside an out-building, refusing to leave until the team accepts his apology for posting photos of his robodick online and reinstates him.

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The Rams’ run defense will have to be at its best to have any hopes in the Divisional Playoffs.
If you’re the Los Angeles Rams, this game has to be about stopping the run. Why? Because the last time the Eagles and Rams played, this happened:

And this:

…and this:

Poor Omar Speights, man. Couldn’t catch a break.
Rams’ DC Chris Shula comes from Buffalo, where the body composition of their defensive line is very similar to those in Los Angeles.

I can think of a ton of ways one could lose their job as the falconer for an Italian Serie A soccer club. 
If you teach your bird to steal people’s wallets. Fired.
If you take your bird with you to the bar to impress women. Fired.
If you sell your bird to cover a gambling debt. Fired.
But if you gave me a million guesses as to how the Falconer for Italian club Lazio got fired, I’d never be able to get it and neither would you… unless your guess was “Did he post a photo of his prosthetic penis on the internet?”
In that case, you’d be right.

This is just sad.
Nothing is sacred anymore. On December 24, Victor Wembanyama gave us one of the great jersey swaps of all time when a young fan holding a sign traded his tiny, youth-sized Wemby jersey for one about 40 sizes too big for him.

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It was an iconic moment. Adorable in every way. A literal giant of a basketball player standing next to a child who was just taller than his knee. Unfortunately, nothing is sacred, and now the jersey from the game is up for auction.

LeBron James has admitted defeat!
The outspoken “King” has changed his tune after initially claiming that the NBA continues to reign supreme on Christmas Day. 
Upon further review, and after the ratings showed that this year’s NFL Christmas Day broadcast obliterated the NBA, LeBron now admits that he was full of it to begin with, but claims that he “had to stand up for the NBA.