Trump greets Bryson DeChambeau at Ryder Cup to kick off afternoon session
President Donald Trump and Bryson DeChambeau walk to the first tee together at Bethpage Black during the Friday afternoon session of the Ryder Cup.
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Aaron Rodgers wishes Steelers had traveled to Ireland sooner - ESPN
DUBLIN — Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers touched down in Ireland a little after 8 a.m. local time Friday, but if the quarterback had his way, they would have arrived to the island much earlier ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Minnesota Vikings at Croke Park.
Bills defense takes hit as DT Oliver, LB Milano ruled out - ESPN
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills will continue to be without two starters on defense as both defensive tackle Ed Oliver (left ankle) and linebacker Matt Milano (pectoral) were ruled out of Sunday's game vs. the New Orleans Saints by coach Sean McDermott.
Jets' Wilks jabs Mayfield back over 'cut me in Carolina' claim - ESPN
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — New York Jets defensive coordinator Steve Wilks had five days to mull a response to Baker Mayfield's postgame jab, and his reply didn't disappoint.
Kolisi braced for Rugby Championship 'semi-final' against Argentina
South Africa’s Rugby Championship clash with Argentina in Durban on Saturday is like a semi-final according to captain Siya Kolisi, which is a good thing for the Springboks, who have turned knockout rugby into an art form in recent years.
Liverpool’s Giovanni Leoni facing year out with torn anterior cruciate ligament
Giovanni Leoni is facing a year on the sidelines after Liverpool boss Arne Slot announced the teenage defender has torn his anterior cruciate ligament.
Bryson DeChambeau, Justin Thomas drape USA flag on first tee as fans sing national anthem at Ryder Cup
Team USA members Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Thomas walk out to the first tee at Bethpage Black Friday to thunderous applause to kick off the 45th Ryder Cup in New York.
Keegan Bradley's journey from the slopes in Vermont to Ryder Cup captain - ESPN
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — While attending St. John's, Keegan Bradley and his teammates had a rare privilege — playing the famous Black Course at Bethpage State Park, the site of this week's Ryder Cup, when it was closed to the public on Mondays.