Jake Paul puts Mike Tyson on his shoulders during inaugural ball
Jake Paul was seen holding Mike Tyson on his shoulders at a Trump inaugural ball on Monday night.
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Will Howard shines, Jeremiah Smith comes up clutch: Takeaways from OSU's CFP title win
The inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff gave us what we asked for: a definitive national champion in a tournament made of worthy pursuers for the crown.
Ben Johnson ideal for Caleb Williams? How soon can Bears contend? 5 burning questions
The conference championship games will take place Sunday in Kansas City and Philadelphia, but the Bears grabbed the NFL headlines Monday by hiring Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson as head coach.
NFL exec predictions: QB moves coming for Steelers, Raiders? - ESPN
Making NFL predictions is a lot like selecting players in the NFL draft. If you're hitting on 40% to 50% of your picks, that's pretty good.
Scotland injury blow opens up opportunity for others, insists coach Townsend
ROME : Losing captain Sione Tuipulotu to injury is a blow to Scotland’s Six Nations hopes but coach Gregor Townsend believes it will offer the chance for others to make an impact.
Sabalenka sees off Pavlyuchenkova to reach Australian Open semi-finals
MELBOURNE :Defending champion Aryna Sabalenka reached the semi-finals of the Australian Open with a battling 6-2 2-6 6-3 win over Russian 27th seed Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, as her quest for a third straight title at Melbourne Park gained momentum.
Zverev bemused as feather stops play at Australian Open
MELBOURNE : Alexander Zverev was left bemused after the umpire stopped play in the middle of a rally when a bird's feather floated down on the court during his quarter-final against Tommy Paul at the Australian Open on Tuesday.
Freeman rues Notre Dame's mistakes in CFP loss to Ohio State - ESPN
ATLANTA — Following his team's 34-23 loss to Ohio State in Monday night's College Football Playoff National Championship game, Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman sat in the middle of his two teary-eyed team captains and took ownership for a multitude of mistakes that ultimately were too much to overcome when it mattered most.