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The organization presented Jay Withey with a special gift in recognition of his heroic efforts during a deadly blizzard that rocked Buffalo late last year.

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The Bills presented local resident Jay Withey with a special gift this week in recognition of his heroic efforts during a deadly blizzard that blanketed the city of Buffalo just before Christmas.

Kentucky’s long, strange trip of a 2023 season continues.
Kentucky coach John Calipari has done more than his fair share of halftime interviews across 1,023 games in the college ranks, spread between Massachusetts, Memphis and the Wildcats.
None, however, have been quite like his halftime conversation with ESPN’s Holly Rowe Saturday afternoon.
With Kentucky nursing a 33-26 lead at the break against No. 5 Tennessee, Calipari stopped as per usual to chat with Rowe as he left the court.

It appears that the former Cardinals coach will be in Southeast Asia for the foreseeable future.
Former Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury could be a hot commodity this offseason as several teams will be looking for an offensive mind like the one he has. But evidently, he may not have any interest in returning to coaching—or the country—right now.

Well, it’s a good thing they didn’t fire Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari after that loss to South Carolina last week.
The Wildcats, coming off a loss to one of the worst teams in the Southeastern Conference that ended their 28-0 home winning streak, limped into Thompson-Boling Arena on Saturday without two starters and with its worst SEC start at 1-3 since 1987.
KENTUCKY BASKETBALL “SUCKS”
And they danced off that floor with a 63-56 win over No. 5 Tennessee in front of 21,678.
For now, the critics will be silenced.

Kirby Smart’s electric pregame speech that went viral during the College Football Playoff National Championship was not from Monday’s game. The one before Georgia’s beatdown of TCU might have been even more electrifying!
Earlier this week, not long after the Bulldogs got up 38-7 at halftime during their second-straight national title win, a speech started to make its way around the internet. It was very clearly the 47-year-old head coach, and it would inspire even the most timid person to immediately run through the nearest wall.

The 25-year-old quarterback phoned the two-time Super Bowl champion ahead of his first NFL playoff start this weekend.
Daniel Jones is set to make his first start in the NFL playoffs when his Giants travel to Minneapolis to take on the Vikings in this weekend’s wild-card round. Before taking on the most important game of his professional career, the fifth-year quarterback decided to seek advice from one of the franchise greats: Eli Manning. 
Speaking to reporters Friday, Jones said he called Manning late in the week as a part of his preparation for Sunday’s tilt against the Vikings.

The game played a huge role in deciding the playoff matchups.
Multiple NFL executives and coaches complained about the officiating in last week’s game between the Seahawks and Rams and are calling for the league to review its practices for hiring and training referees, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports.
That game, which had a significant impact on the playoff picture, was called “the worst officiated game of the year” by one source.
Seattle beat Los Angeles in overtime, which eliminated Detroit from the playoffs and put the Seahawks one Packers loss away from the postseason.