Browsing: All news

Alex Bowman celebrated his win, but some of the favorites had a rough day in Sunday’s Cup race.

Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward are going viral after getting into a truly brain-dead argument.
Sanders is gearing up for his second season at Colorado with his dad Deion, and Ward is now leading the Miami Hurricanes after putting up video game stats at Washington State.
Both should have big years. Anything less would be disappointing. The two are also putting in some work in the offseason together, and things got chippy during a recent workout.
A short clip of the two arguing currently has more than three million views on X, and it’s honestly something you might lose IQ points over.

Wisconsin fans have a lot of faith in Luke Fickell to get the job done with the Badgers.
Fickell had a rough run in his first year in Madison. Despite having a pretty easy schedule and tons of hope, the Badgers went a very disappointing 7-6 in his first season with the program.
The offense never really clicked, and it was clear the culture shift was going to take a significant amount of time.
Fans aren’t sweating it. There’s still plenty of optimism around the state of the program.

Russell Wilson looks ready to roll with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Wilson is coming off a wild year with the Broncos that saw him getting benched, despite throwing for 26 touchdowns and 3,070 yards.
Denver cut him loose, and the former Wisconsin QB and Super Bowl champion signed with the Steelers. He needed a fresh start, and got it with his third NFL team.
He also looks like he’s in great shape.
Wilson recently posted a video of himself getting some boxing work in, and there’s no question he appears to be in very solid shape ahead of the season starting.

LeBron James has faith that Bronny James will be able to handle the criticism already coming his way, saying his eldest son “doesn’t care” what people have to say.

Steph Curry believes the days of NBA dynasties are done “because it’s very hard to keep things together in this league.” The Warriors know firsthand given Klay Thompson’s exit. “It’s something that I never imagined would be a reality,” Curry said.

Pitcher Clayton Kershaw is expected to make a rehab start, moving him closer to returning to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

One outlet’s “think piece” about the news coverage surrounding new Lakers guard Bronny James drew a comparison to legendary college quarterback Tim Tebow, sending sports fans into a frenzy.
On Sunday, Awful Announcing published an article titled, “Is Bronny James ESPN’s new Tim Tebow, where celebrity coverage dramatically exceeds on-field impact?”
The bulk of the piece talked about Bronny’s underwhelming performance in his Summer League debut on Saturday and ESPN’s over-blown coverage of Bronny.

After Iga Swiatek suffered a shock defeat at Wimbledon yesterday, many people believed No. 2 Coco Gauff would run away from the rest of the field and win the tournament.
But thanks to some American-on-American crime, that’s not going to be the case.
Fellow American Emma Navarro defeated Gauff in straight sets (6-3, 6-4) to advance to the quarterfinals of Wimbledon. 
“I don’t have a ton of words to say right now,” Navarro said after her victory. “I’m just really grateful to be out here on Centre Court. I think I played really aggressively.

We know not every deserving player can make the NL and AL rosters, but several omissions were especially egregious. For one player, it’s the second straight year.