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Until now, the most attention New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Khalen Saunders has gotten during his NFL career came when he intercepted a tipped pass against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs during the 2024 season.
Saunders, at 6-foot and 324 pounds, returned the pick 37 yards and instantly became a personification of a big-man rumble.
But now he’s going to be known for his ongoing support of the gay community and its causes.

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The Cards hit it big in the transfer portal with three takeover scorers joining one of the best incoming recruits in program history.
The transfer portal can be cruel. Just ask Illinois after losing Morez Johnson to conference rival Michigan, or St. John’s after seeing their reigning Big East Player of the Year R.J. Luis hit the open market.

A new baseball bat is all the rage right now. It’s time to get up to speed on the MLB season’s newest craze.

Stephanie Turner, a Senior Women’s Foilest in USA Fencing, protested a transgender opponent by taking a knee. Over the weekend, the 31-year-old Turner was matched against Redmond Sullivan, a trans-identifying biological male, during The Cherry Blossom Open, hosted by USA Fencing.
Due to her actions, Turner was given a “black card,” the most severe penalty in fencing. That meant she was disqualified from the tournament, had to be escorted off the premises, and could face suspension from future events.

Max Homa and his new caddie, Bill Harke, during the first round of the 2025 Valero Texas Open. | Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images
Max Homa has been struggling for almost a year now, so he decided that he needed to switch caddies.
Max Homa has parted ways with his longtime friend Joe Greiner, who had looped for Homa since 2019.
Their friendship extends back to their youth in Southern California, where they grew up together on the same golf course. But Homa has had one of the worst years of his career.

Houston Rockets forward Dillon Brooks has been suspended for one game after receiving his 16th technical foul of the season. The NBA announced the punishment Thursday.
Brooks received his latest technical foul early in the Rockets’ win over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday. Just five minutes into the first quarter, while being guarded by Collin Sexton, Brooks lost the ball and kicked it, hitting Sexton somewhere below the belt.
The action was initially ruled as a kicked ball, but changed to a technical after review.

NORMAN — During Tuesday’s practice, the offensive line split into two groups for some one-on-one drills. Offensive line coach Bill Bedenbaugh took the first group.
The other group? They were overseen by new analyst Kevin Wilson. And his group included two important players for the Sooners: starting center Troy Everett, and true freshman Michael Fasusi.

Michael Fasusi and Troy Everett going through individual drills. #Soonerspic.twitter.

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There’s a big fight in Australia! For Premier Boxing Champions, Australian Tim “The Soul Taker” Tszyu (24-2-0) battles American Joey “Small Town Soldier” Spencer (19-1-0) in the ring on Saturday (April 5).

Jameis Winston played only one season in Cleveland, but it apparently made a lasting impression on him.
After the quarterback officially signed his deal with the Giants, Winston wrote a good-bye.
He said he was sending his “deepest gratitude” to the city, the team and its fans.
“I’m so happy and grateful for everything we experienced together this past year,” Winston wrote. “From day one, you welcomed my family and me with open arms, and for that, I’m forever grateful. To the Dawg Pound, you were electric.

The financial terms of the two-year extension that quarterback Geno Smith agreed to with the Raiders were not immediately available on Thursday, but they have now been revealed.
According to multiple reports, Smith stands to make $75 million over the two additional years on the contract. Smith is due $31 million in salary and bonuses in the final year of his current contract.
Incentives can push Smith’s total payout to $88.5 million and $66.5 million of the compensation is guaranteed.
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