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Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin had a classic reaction to the recent feud between Alabama's Nick Saban and Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher over player recruiting.

Kelsey Wingert was struck in the head during a Rockies and Giants game.

Rory McIlroy had a really good first round at the PGA Championship.

Three people were injured on Wednesday when the Murray State Racers softball team's bus was involved in accident while traveling to Alabama for the NCAA Tournament regionals, the university announced.

Tiger Woods started off strong at the PGA Championship but was struggling on the front nine.

Biniam Girmay, of Eritrea, popped the prosecco bottle and the cork hit him in the eye, contributing to a scary injury.

Deion Sanders called Nick Saban's remarks about paying a player $1 million a lie.

Golden State fans outside the Chase Center in San Francisco chanted "Barkley sucks!" following the Warriors' win over the Mavericks on Wednesday after the Basketball Hall of Famer picked Dallas to win.

Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M were accused of buying players by Nick Saban.

Brian Serven made his major league debut with the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday against the San Francisco Giants.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow said on a podcast appearance this week that while he imagined the team making the playoffs, he never pictured a Super Bowl run.

Cleveland Browns fullback Johnny Stanton revealed the Laguna Woods hero was his primary care physcian

Anirban Lahiri went from seeing his newborn child to practicing with Tiger Woods ahead of the PGA Championship.

Jake Sanford was a third-round pick of the Yankees in 2019.

Matthew Tkachuk scored two of his three goals in the third period

Phil Mickelson, the defending PGA Championship winner, will not be in the field.

Phil Mickelson isn't competing in the PGA Championship this year

Nick Saban, head coach of Alabama, said he wasn't against NIL and players making money but wanted more protections against schools exploiting the system in place.

Matthew Tkachuk picked up the hat trick in the Calgary Flames' Game 1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers.

The Golden State Warriors dropped the Dallas Mavericks 112-87 behind Stephen Curry's 21 points and 12 rebounds.