For Scottie Scheffler, time flies when he's having fun
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler acknowledges the passage of time can play tricks on the mind, like this week's return to Scottsdale, Ariz., for the WM Phoenix Open.
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Joaquin Niemann looks to build on Saudi success
Torque GC captain Joaquin Niemann will look to follow up on last year's success in Saudi Arabia when LIV Golf opens the season under the lights at Riyadh Golf Club on Thursday.
Jon Rahm excited for Saudi night golf: 'Very, very cool'
Even though he'll be up past his bedtime, Legion XIII captain Jon Rahm is thrilled about playing this week's LIV Golf season opener in Saudi Arabia after dark.
Bold 2025 predictions for MLB's top prospects - ESPN
Over the past week-plus, we have ranked the best prospects and farm systems in baseball going into the 2025 MLB season. Now it's time to have some fun with our lists by making bold prospect predictions for the year ahead.
Five-star OT Ty Haywood caps strong Michigan recruiting class - ESPN
Five-star offensive tackle Ty Haywood — the top remaining uncommitted prospect in the 2025 class — signed with Michigan on Wednesday morning, capping a torrid finish to the recruiting cycle for coach Sherrone Moore and the Wolverines in the early hours of national signing day.
I was the Hearts Grim Reaper but Critchley has brought Jambos back from the dead and third place is ON - Ryan Stevenson
Let's be honest. It’s not been much fun writing a weekly column about Hearts over the last six months. As grateful as I am to have this role with the Daily Record, it’s not exactly been a barrel of laughs lately, has it?
Panicked Celtic diehards fear Brendan Rodgers may walk as Hotline clamps board for setting their own money trap
Rangers fans have poked fun at Jota’s tears but Celtic supporters have been left greeting on the Hotline after a damp squib deadline day.
Family liaison officer explains impact on school learning if child 'comes to school hungry'
The government's National Diet and Nutrition Survey has raised concerns about the number of children consuming sufficient fruit and vegetables. A recent survey revealed that only 12% of children aged between 11 and 18 are meeting the five-a-day recommendation.