"Do you expect Caleb to absolutely embarrass the Vikings defense?"
"Would you consider 400+ yards and 30+ points an embarrassment? Because that's what's going to happen."
You should CONSIDER changing professions @DannyParkins
Braves record: 89-64
Phillies record: 84-68
9 games remain for the Braves, 10 for the Phillies
If the Braves go 2-7 (91-71)
Phillies must go 8-2
If the Braves go 3-6 (92-70)
Phillies must go 9-1
If the Braves go 4-5 (93-69)
Phillies must go 10-0
If the Braves go 5-4 (94-68)
Phillies cannot win the division
Falcons… still trying to replace Matt Ryan
Saints… still trying to replace Drew Brees
Steelers… still trying to replace Big Ben
Colts… still trying to replace Peyton
Giants… still trying to replace Eli
Jets… still trying to replace Joe Namath
It’s HARD to replace a legend.
Vito Arujau dominates Olympic champion Soslan Ramonov, picking up the 13-2 tech fall at RAF.
A beautiful five-point suplex was one of the highlights of the match.
Former Bison Kyle Burwick took the Silver Medal this past weekend in Warsaw, Poland at the 2026 Poland Open! Burwick defeated Georgia's Nika Zangaladze and Germany's Horst Lehr to reach the final. 🤘
Congrats, I got another 5 year one 2 years ago, THEN they offer life to 25 year, I'm at 30! I WISH they would grandfather me in but no, have to get more credits one more time!!
💥 thanks to the ND Legislature got this bad boy 2 years earlier 💪
And before people spaz out, this is public record anyone can look this up, and rightfully so
Buccaneers win! Buccaneers win! 34-26 over Grant Co/Flasher in OT. So happy for our kids and coaches, shut them out in the second half and OT! #BucPride 🏈❤️🇺🇸
In my nearly 15 years of covering high school sports, I can honestly say I don’t think I’ve caught a better catch on camera.
Degree of difficulty, game situation & just pure ‘holy wow’ this one had it all
@Darin1450 & @TimSchweizer1 on the call on @Sportsradio1450@Channel1450com
"When I played pro football, I never set out to hurt anyone deliberately;
Unless it was, you know, important, like a league game or something.
When I hit a guy, I wanted him to know who hit him without his even having to look around and check a number."
Dick Butkus.
"Butkus hit me so hard my body almost liquefied.
He helps me up and says:
"You Ok?"
I said:
"Yeah of course."
Butkus says:
"Well if you’re OK, why are you in our huddle?"
He’d hit me so hard I’d followed him into the Bears huddle.
Butkus turned me around and sent me back."
Denver RB Floyd Little.
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Sean O'Malley explains how he drops from 160 to 135 pounds over six weeks before his UFC fights
“I'm 160 right now, and I have to weigh in at 135 the day before the fight. It’s like 32 hours. I'll weigh in at 135, and then by the time I get in the octagon, I'm about 152, 153”
“I'll start at 160, where I'm at right now. I'm going to lose 10 lbs from dieting, which is horrible because I have to train extremely hard. I have to burn more calories than I eat. Typically right now, I'm going to be burning a lot of calories. You get hungry, but you have to eat a little bit less than you burn. I'm going to go from 160 to 150 in the next 5 weeks”
“I have a nutritionist. I weigh my food. 160 to 150, that's not horrible. That's not like the worst. It's not great because you get a little bit hungry”
“But from 150 to 135, fight week is where you're water loading. You're drinking two gallons of water for four or five days straight, and then you cut out salt on that Wednesday before the weigh-ins. So, I'm going to go from 150 to 135 in like four days, roughly”
“You literally feel like you're dying. You can feel your heart beating out of your chest. When I'm actually on weight, it feels like death. It's the worst part of the whole thing”
SHOCKING 🚨: A growing number of middle school athletes — mostly boys — are intentionally repeating 8th grade to delay their start in high school, giving themselves another full year to get bigger, stronger, and faster, which in turn dramatically boosts their chances at elite high school spots, college scholarships, and massive NIL deals potentially worth millions.
William La Jeunesse: “Of 8M high school students in sports only 7% will play in college.”
“On the other hand, the [likely] number one pick in this year’s NBA draft, [AJ Dybantsa], did 8th grade twice.”
CRAZY IDEA: How about we let more kids be kids!