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Sam Pittman was a surprising hire at a tenuous time for Arkansas, a career offensive line coach way off the radar, who joined a team following the 2019 season that had bottomed out under Chad Morris. His homespun charm and sayings — «Yessir!» and «Turn that damn jukebox on!» — became rallying cries for the Hogs after a 4-20 stretch.
Oklahoma State moved on from its identity earlier this week, firing head coach Mike Gundy after 20-plus years on the job following the team's 1-2 start. Was this decision shortsighted?
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The Afghanistan national women's soccer team of refugee players has its first official games next month at a four-team tournament in Dubai, FIFA said Wednesday.
The Afghan women’s refugee team will take the field for the first time in an international tournament when they compete in a four-team friendly competition in the United Arab Emirates next month, world governing body FIFA said on Wednesday. The team’s creation stems from the Taliban’s ban on women’s sports following their takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, prompting players to flee the country fearing persecution. The “FIFA Unites: Women’s Series” tournament will run from October 23-29 in Dubai and feature the nearly-formed Afghan refugee squad alongside the UAE, Chad and Libya’s regular teams. “Ensuring that all women have access to football is a priority for FIFA and a key element in shaping the future of our sport,” FIFA president Gianni Infantino said in a statement. “We are aware of the potential the game has both on and off the pitch.
STILLWATER, Okla. — Hours after Oklahoma State announced the firing of longtime football coach Mike Gundy amid a 1-2 start, athletic director Chad Weiberg emphasized the decision was made with the «best interest of moving the program forward in the long term.»
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