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Superstar Harry Styles is an avid golfer, and he took on the Home of Golf where he gained a ton of attention.
Harry Styles took a break from his grueling world tour to tee it up for 18-holes at the home of golf, St. Andrews Golf Club. There was no golf tournament. Nevertheless, the crowds that gathered to see the megastar mimicked those at the Open Championship.
Styles is an avid golfer, so it’s not surprising to see him take some time away from the tour to play on one of the best courses in the world.

A 3–0 lead gone in 3.0 seconds.
The Celtics moved one step closer to making NBA history Saturday night, stealing victory from the Heat in one of the most thrilling finishes in recent basketball memory to somehow force a Game 7 in the East finals. Boston won 104–103 thanks to a last-second putback by Derrick White, and calling it last-second doesn’t even do the shot justice.

Steve Sarkisian has some very lofty goals for Texas QB Quinn Ewers.
Ewers had an up and down season last year in his first year as a starting QB at the college level. He showed some incredibly impressive flashes – most notably against Alabama before getting hurt – but the team also failed to meet expectations.
Ewers finished the year with 2,177 passing yards, 15 passing touchdowns and six interceptions. He certainly didn’t have a bad year, but the numbers weren’t what fans were hoping they would be for the 8-5 Longhorns.
Well, Sarkisian expects a huge jump.

Jimmy Butler was full of confidence after the Heat jumped out to a 3–0 series lead against the Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals.
Fast forward three more games, and the series has been evened up in a stunning turn of events. 
Following Boston’s miraculous Game 6 win, featuring a buzzer beater from Derrick White, Butler spoke to reporters, during which he revealed what he told his teammates in the aftermath of the loss on their home court.
“[I] let them know that as good or as bad we played tonight, we still lost, so we still got a job to do at the end of the day.

Derrick White’s buzzer beater in Game 6 drew strong reactions from NBA fans, as the Celtics successfully kept their season alive and forced Game 7 in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Heat.
It seems the only person who wasn’t hung up on the game-winner was Boston’s coach Joe Mazzulla. 
Mazzulla spoke to reporters in the aftermath of Game 6’s stunning victory, but he admitted that he wasn’t focusing on White’s shot. When asked what went through his mind after White’s game-winner, Mazzulla issued a very on-character response.
“Nothing.