Netflix acquires controversial medical drama despite accuracy criticisms
Netflix has added The Resident to its roster, a medical drama that has faced criticism from healthcare professionals for its lack of accuracy.
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Nick Saban blames Panthers for Bryce Young's struggles: 'Did not' have talent around him
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Acting Secret Service director pressed on Trump's potential appearance at Alabama-Georgia game
Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe discusses security measures for the former president after threats against his life.
Kyle McCord is letting it rip at Syracuse - ESPN
Let's talk about the spike, although Kyle McCord wants to move past it. The spike is at the heart of who McCord is now at Syracuse: himself. Not some image of who Kyle McCord should be. Not some image of what his coaches demand him to be. Kyle McCord is playing fast and free, and all the emotions he played with as a little leaguer have come tumbling out.
FOX Super 6 contest: Geoff Schwartz's college football Week 4 picks
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College football Week 4 preview: Five best games to watch this weekend
Last week, college football fans saw Arch Manning take over for an injured Quinn Ewers and lead Texas, now the No. 1-ranked team in the country, to a commanding 56-7 win over UTSA. Manning passed for 223 yards and four touchdowns, while also adding a 67-yard rushing score that gave Longhorns fans flashbacks to Vince Young. This Saturday, Manning will get his first college start when Texas faces UL Monroe at home.
Caoimhin Kelleher in line to start for Liverpool against Bournemouth
Caoimhin Kelleher is in line for his first game of the season with Liverpool on Saturday as first-choice goalkeeper Alisson Becker is a doubt for the visit of Bournemouth in the Premier League.
Alex Orji — Michigan's 'unrelenting workaholic' QB — gets his chance to shine vs. USC
Toward the end of Alex Orji's summer break, as the Michigan quarterback inched closer to the most important competition of his career, he traveled to Atlanta for a last-minute workout with private instructor Quincy Avery, a man whose client list includes noteworthy NFL signal-callers Jalen Hurts, Deshaun Watson, Justin Fields and C.J. Stroud. The two had trained together intermittently ever since the Wolverines' spring season ended, approximately 10 or 12 sessions overall, and Orji wanted to squeeze in another learning opportunity before preseason practice officially began in Ann Arbor.