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Tim Tebow spoke with “Fox News Sunday’s” Shannon Bream about how he is using his platform to advocate for the most vulnerable people in the world.
Last week, Tebow spoke on Capitol Hill with the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance. He and the “Tim Tebow Foundation” have been working to raise awareness for child exploitation. 
The former Florida Gators quarterback said that the biggest challenge is identifying the victims, which in turn makes finding them all the more difficult.

The Iowa superstar went 0-for-9 from 3-point range in the first half.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Fletcher Cox announced Sunday that he’s retiring after 12 seasons in the NFL—all with the Eagles.
“After much reflection, I have made the decision to retire from the game of football,” Cox wrote on Instagram. “I gave everything I had to this team and to this city. I don’t know what’s next for me, but I do know that I’m forever grateful for my time here in Philadelphia and with the Eagles organization. Go Birds!”
Cox was selected with the No.

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Chamblee vocalized his opinion on Wyndham Clark’s controversy on the 18th hole at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
The third round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational ended with controversy. Wyndham Clark appeared to address his ball, causing it to move before his second shot on 18, but did not receive a two-stroke penalty.
Clark addressed the issue afterwards, telling the media that he wasn’t cheating.
Yet, during Saturday night’s Golf Central telecast, analyst Brandel Chamblee expressed his displeasure with the ruling.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr was seen on the sideline during Saturday night’s game against the visiting San Antonio Spurs, but fans also thought they caught a glance of the coach in the stands at Chase Center, too.
The NBC Sports Bay Area television broadcast panned to a fan in the crowd who looked eerily similar to Kerr. Even the announcers were taken aback.
“He looks more like Steve than Steve,” they said.
It helped that the fan styled his hair pretty much the same as Kerr, and he was wearing a blue Nike pullover.

The Patriots are finalizing a deal to send quarterback Mac Jones to the Jaguars, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Sunday.

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The former New England Patriots starting quarterback has a new home, per reports
The New England Patriots have the third-overall selection in the upcoming NFL Draft, and are widely expected to address the quarterback position with that pick. Which would mean their starting quarterback for the start of the 2023 season would need a new home.
It seems Mac Jones now has that new home.
According to multiple reports, the Patriots have reached agreement on a trade that would send Jones to the Jacksonville Jaguars for a sixth-round pick.

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Clark addressed the Arnold Palmer Invitational cheating fuss with a simple answer, insisting nothing wrong had happened.
Wyndham Clark entangled himself in a bit of a cheating scandal during the third round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
While in the 18th rough, Clark appeared to ground his club, moving the ball before hitting his second shot.
Following his round Saturday, Clark addressed the controversy.
“I wasn’t trying to cheat or anything like that or improve my lie.

Former NFL quarterback Drew Brees announced Friday that restaurant chain Walk-Ons, in which he owns a stake, will honor Jason Kelce after the Philadelphia Eagles’ All-Pro center announced he’s retiring from the NFL on Monday.  
Walk-Ons was founded by Brandon Landry and Jack Warner, who were walk-ons for the LSU men’s basketball team. The business will salute Kelce by giving scholarships to 13 walk-on athletes. Kelce famously walked on as a linebacker for the University of Cincinnati before switching to offensive line.

UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley is a passionate guy, perhaps too much so.
Hurley’s No. 2-ranked Huskies defeated the Providence Friars 74-60 on Saturday, bringing their regular-season record to a remarkable 29-3 overall and first in the Big East. Because this was a conference match-up on the road, there were a lot of hecklers in the stands. As such, Hurley and his team had to deal with an incredibly hostile environment.
So when UConn emerged victorious, Hurley felt like talking a little smack with the Providence faithful. But he went way too far.