Leona Maguire two off lead as she chases second LPGA title
Leona Maguire is right in the hunt to add a second LPGA title to her collection as she trails leader Amy Yang by just two shots following the third round of the Meijer Classic.
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Leona Maguire excels to move within a shot of the lead in Michigan
Leona Maguire's excellent 65 propelled her to within one shot of the lead at the Meijer LPGA Classic in Michigan.
Solid starts for Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow in Michigan
Irish duo Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow have made solid starts at the LPGA Tour Meijer Classic at Blythefield Country Club.
Dr. Diandra: Five winless drivers’ best chances to make the playoffs
Editor’s Note: Part 1 of 2. The second part will run Sunday
Hey, Hilux, watch out! Ford Ranger to tackle Dakar in 2024 with SA’s technical expertise
Ford Performance is polishing its motorsport credentials. Its return to Dakar follows announcements as an engine supplier to Red Bull's Formula One team and a return to The 24 hours of Le Mans with the Mustang GT3.
Notre Dame 99-to-0: No. 68 Michael Carmody, senior offensive lineman
Listed measurements: 6-foot-5 ½, 280 pounds. 2023-24 year, eligibility: A senior, Carmody has two seasons of eligibility remaining. Depth Chart: Carmody may show up at any position along the offensive line on a public two-deep. He has started at tackle, spent much of the last 18 months working at guard and occasionally practiced at center to provide some depth behind fifth-year Zeke Correll. In those respects, Carmody is the equivalent of an offensive line utility knife, capable of helping at any position. Recruiting: An All-American and consensus four-star prospect, Carmody chose Notre Dame instead of Auburn, Ohio State and Michigan, among many others. A Pennslyvania native, he spent plenty of time considering Penn State, but the Irish always had a headstart, thanks to Carmody’s older brother, Robby, playing on the men’s basketball team since 2018, right about when the football Carmody’s recruiting began in earnest.
Notre Dame 99-to-0: No. 70 Ashton Craig, sophomore interior offensive lineman
Listed measurements: 6-foot-4 ¼, 296 pounds. 2023-24 year, eligibility: A sophomore, Craig has all four seasons of eligibility remaining. Depth Chart: Craig spent the spring working at center, though he is unlikely to crack either the theoretical two-deep — behind fifth-year Zeke Correll and junior Pat Coogan — or the practical two-deep — in which senior Michael Carmody may insert himself. Recruiting: After a 15-month dead period indued by the pandemic, one of the first recruiting moments Notre Dame could lean into was an on-campus camp, and Craig took that chance to impress. The Irish subsequently offered the consensus three-star a scholarship. Less than two weeks later, he committed to Notre Dame rather than head to Nebraska, Michigan, Vanderbilt or Cincinnati.
Michigan State endowment buys 79% stake in iconic Detroit skyscraper
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