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Ohio State Held Its Senior Day In Week One Because It’s Scared Of Losing To Michigan Again

The Ohio State Buckeyes began their 2026 college football season in unique fashion at Ohio State. Not because the Buckeyes took on MAC foe Ball State, but because they celebrated their annual Senior Day, a tradition that is normally reserved for the final home game of the season. To make matters even more interesting, Ohio State explained that [...] The post Ohio State Held Its Senior Day In Week One Because It’s Scared Of Losing To Michigan Again appeared first on BroBible.
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The daily pitch from Sports Editor : Sept. 5, 2026

Sep. 5—➜ . The 42-year-old, who won three straight U.S. Open men's doubles titles from 2021 to 2023, opened his most recent stay at the Grand Slam tournament on Friday with doubles partner . The pair defeated and 7-6 (3), 7-6 (6) for a first-round win on Friday. ➜ did so from 1913-18. Zuppke won his first nine season openers with the Illini. ➜ at the University of Illinois Golf Course. runs ...
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These handy stickers can help you become a better ball striker

These impact tape stickers will tell you exactly where on the clubface you strike every shot, helping make you a better ball striker. The post These handy stickers can help you become a better ball striker appeared first on Golf .
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Stephen A. Smith delivers brutal take on Ben Simmons’ NBA return

Ben Simmons is back in the NBA, but ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith has strongly criticized his return. The former All-Star has joined the Sacramento Kings on a one-year deal worth around $3.5 million. On ESPN’s First Take, Smith spoke about Simmons’ career and his fall from being one of the NBA’s most talented young players.
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Zheng Qinwen stuns Madison Keys in U.S. Open comeback from the edge of defeat

NEW YORK — For the third time in just under a fortnight, Zheng Qinwen collapsed on her back on the blue of a U.S. Open tennis court. The 2024 Olympic champion, who came through qualifying in New York as she rebuilds her ranking after a chronic elbow injury, delivered her most stunning win yet on Grandstand against home favorite and 2025 Australian Open champion Madison Keys. From 5-0 down in the third set, Zheng won seven games in a row to claim a win that had looked impossible. Despite such a c
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