Ingrid Andress admits she was ‘drunk’ during MLB Home Run Derby national anthem performance, checks into rehab
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HR Derby anthem singer Ingrid Andress says she was drunk - ESPN
After a widely panned performance of the U.S. national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby, country singer Ingrid Andress apologized Tuesday and said she was drunk.
Kirby Smart - UGA using NIL fines to deal with driving issues - ESPN
DALLAS — Kirby Smart vigorously defended Georgia's approach to discipline and education amid his program's issues with speeding and reckless driving Tuesday at SEC media days, saying Georgia's NIL collective is fining players as punishment.
Wood replaces Anderson in England team for second test against West Indies
Fast bowler Mark Wood has been named in place of James Anderson in an otherwise unchanged England lineup for the second test against the West Indies at Trent Bridge, the country's cricket board (ECB) announced on Tuesday.
Rahm hopes to build on Spain's Euros and Wimbledon success at British Open
Former world number one Jon Rahm is inspired by the success of fellow Spaniards at soccer's European Championship and at Wimbledon over the weekend as he takes another crack at winning the British Open that begins on Thursday.
Big Ten 2024 preview - Breaking down Ohio State, Michigan, USC, Oregon, Penn State, more - ESPN
It's top-heavy, it's a geographical disaster and it's basically the richest conference in college sports. The new-look, 18-team Big Ten, spanning from Los Angeles and Seattle to New York(ish) and Washington, D.C.(ish), will make its debut this fall, whether we're ready for it or not. It boasts both of last year's College Football Playoff National Championship participants (Michigan and Washington) and four of the top seven or so teams in the country. Depth is as tenuous as ever, but the big games will be huge.
From allowances to golden parachutes: How much are MEPs paid?
MEPs are gathering in Strasbourg for their first formal sitting since EU elections held in June.
Stemming the rising plastic tide: the teams competing to clean up Hungary’s rivers
We're often told we’re in an ecological race to save the planet. In Hungary, a group of volunteers have taken that idea to heart. Every few months they gather for the Plastic Cup (PET Kupa), a competition where teams go up against each other to collect as much junk as possible.