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The U.S. Open has seen long-shots win before, including at Pinehurst No. 2 in 2005, so here are four Dark Horses that can win this week.
The U.S. Open returns to Pinehurst No. 2, the North Carolina course that has hosted the national championship three times before.
In 1999, the late Payne Stewart made a 15-foot par putt on the 18th hole to fend off Phil Mickelson by a stroke.
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THe McLaren duo received high praise ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix
Last season Zak Brown, the McLaren CEO, told me in no uncertain terms that the team’s driver pairing of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri was the best on the grid.
Now that claim has been endorsed by one of McLaren’s biggest rivals.
Speaking with Le Journal de Montréal ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, Red Bull Senior Advisor Dr.
Everybody in the sports world loves a good David versus Goliath matchup and when it comes to where the Chicago Bears are going to be playing in the decades to come, we’ve got one.
“Well, man, we’re definitely David in this circumstance up against Chicago,” Aurora, Illinois mayor Richard C. Irvin told OutKick on Monday. “But we feel like we’ve got everything that the Bears need, and we’re looking forward to continuing to present our case and see if they can come on home to Aurora.
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These three players have not won a major in a while, but they could break that agonizing streak at Pinehurst No. 2.
The time has finally arrived as the 156-man field gears up for the 124th U.S. Open. Players will take on the Cradle of American Golf, Pinehurst No. 2.
Pinehurst is a great test, but it also bodes well for solid ball strikers and players with nifty short games. The greens will be firm and fast. Expect this track to cause carnage and be one of the toughest tests the U.S.
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ESPN commentator Monica McNutt joined Jon Stewart’s “The Daily Show” and had more negative things to say about Caitlin Clark.
McNutt declared that she would “not be silenced” in her stance on Clark. McNutt and fellow sports analysts have pushed back against WNBA player Caitlin Clark’s booming popularity, suggesting the white phenom’s favor overshadows the work of past “black” and “queer” women in the WNBA.
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Eight teams head to Omaha this week for a shot at NCAA baseball immortality
Eight teams are on their way to Omaha for the 2024 Men’s College World Series.
Only one will earn the right to be called a National Champion.
A field that began with 64 teams in pursuit of a dream has been trimmed to eight, and now those final teams have been split into two brackets. On one side of the tournament you have North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and Florida State. The other finds NC State, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Texas A&M.
It was inevitable, someone was going to jump on a major network and accuse white people who support Caitlin Clark of being racist, and that is exactly what ESPN and Andscape writer David Dennis Jr. did during Monday’s edition of ‘Around The Horn.’
Dennis has come to his conclusion about Clark fans after seeing the reaction to her being left off of the U.S. Olympics roster for the upcoming Games in Paris.
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Kate Martin wasn’t expected to make the WNBA after she left Iowa. Now she’s a key contributor for the defending champion Aces
As Caitlin Clark was embarking on her historic college career at Iowa, the constant infatuation with her play helped make household names out of a couple of her teammates. Kate Martin and Gabbie Marshall started alongside Clark for all four years at Iowa, helping provide the defensive backbone and outside shooting necessary for ghe Hawkeyes to go on a pair of runs to the Final Four.