Anastasia Potapova is getting enough hate from tennis fans after a gesture toward Amanda Anisimova following their US Open match on Saturday. Potapova upset the American in straight sets, winning 6-2, 7-5 to reach the fourth round at Flushing Meadows.
It has been a challenging week for LSU head coach Lane Kiffin as he found himself at the center of another major college football controversy. A Louisiana court ruling granted a handful of former NFL players a fifth year of eligibility, and Kiffin moved quickly to sign two of them: tight end Dae’Quan Wright and [...] The post Lane Kiffin Calls Himself and Pat McAfee ‘Two of the Most Hated People’ Amid LSU-SEC Fight appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.
Harrison Smith looked like he had already played his final snap for the Minnesota Vikings. They even gave their longtime safety what appeared to be a farewell last season, only for Smith to leave the door open without ever officially announcing retirement. Now, that door has swung wide open, and the “Hitman” is coming back [...] The post Ian Rapoport Reveals Dramatic Return of Vikings Legend Harrison Smith appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.
Arsenal came from behind to record a statement 2-1 win in their London derby against Chelsea at the Emirates on Sunday. The result takes the defending champions up to second in the Premier League table, level on points with league leaders Manchester City after their win over Coventry City on Saturday. Morgan Rogers got the visitors off to a dream start when he put Chelsea in front after just two minutes. The action didn't stop there, with Riccardo Calafiori thinking he had equalized in the 11th minute for Arsenal before the goal was disallowed for an offside by the VAR. Just 10 minutes later, though, former Chelsea man Kai Havertz did get Arsenal back on terms with a composed finish on the edge of the box, with former Arsenal goalie Emi Martinez unable to keep the shot out. With the score level at the break, it didn't take Mikel Arteta's side long to get in front after the restart, with Martin Ødegaard latching on to a ball into the box from Christos Tzolis before slotting home.
Two days after his DUI plea, former world No. 1 Tiger Woods returned to Stanford Stadium. It’s clear that the golfing great has not let the driving suspension get to him.
Two days after his DUI plea, former world No. 1 Tiger Woods returned to Stanford Stadium. It’s clear that the golfing great has not let the driving suspension get to him.
Follow along to coverage of Caitlin Clark and Team USA's FIBA World Cup battle against Italy.
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