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No. 6 Ohio State scores TD with one second left to beat No. 9 Notre Dame 17-14 - Yahoo Sports: * No. 6 Ohio State scores TD with one second left to beat No. 9 Notre Dame 17-14Yahoo Sports * Last Call: Biggest Questions, Players to Watch and Best Bets for Ohio State vs. Notre DameEleven Warriors * #6 Ohio State vs. #9 Notre Dame Predictions, Picks & Odds for Sat, 9/23Sports Illustrated * College football scores, updates: Ohio State beats Notre Dame on dramatic last-second TDYahoo Sports * Notre Dame vs. Ohio State Odds & Picks: Our Best Bets for Top-10 ShowdownThe Action Network

No. 6 Ohio State scores TD with one second left to beat No. 9 Notre Dame 17-14 - Yahoo Sports: * No. 6 Ohio State scores TD with one second left to beat No. 9 Notre Dame 17-14Yahoo Sports * Last Call: Biggest Questions, Players to Watch and Best Bets for Ohio State vs. Notre DameEleven Warriors * #6 Ohio State vs. #9 Notre Dame Predictions, Picks & Odds for Sat, 9/23Sports Illustrated * College football scores, updates: Ohio State beats Notre Dame on dramatic last-second TDYahoo Sports * Notre Dame vs. Ohio State Odds & Picks: Our Best Bets for Top-10 ShowdownThe Action Network

No. 6 Ohio State scores TD with one second left to beat No. 9 Notre Dame 17-14 - Yahoo Sports: * No. 6 Ohio State scores TD with one second left to beat No. 9 Notre Dame 17-14Yahoo Sports * Last Call: Biggest Questions, Players to Watch and Best Bets for Ohio State vs. Notre DameEleven Warriors * #6 Ohio State vs. #9 Notre Dame Predictions, Picks & Odds for Sat, 9/23Sports Illustrated * College football scores, updates: Ohio State beats Notre Dame on dramatic last-second TDYahoo Sports * Notre Dame vs. Ohio State Odds & Picks: Our Best Bets for Top-10 ShowdownThe Action Network

Yesterday I put out my updated NFL draft positional rankings, today I have published my initial RB rankings and thoughts for next seasons fantasy leagues. Tomorrow the Wide Receivers. Read all of this on FantasyNFLgospel.com

AP Top 25 poll thoughts: Is it time for a new No. 1? Why I voted for Texas over GeorgiaThe college football schedule has reached October, a time when we forget about preseason expectations and rank teams based on what they’ve actually accomplished now that sample sizes have increased. Is it time for change atop the AP Top 25 poll? I believe so …1. Yes, I did it: I voted Texas No. 1.Is it out of boredom with the status quo and the desire for something new? Is it inconsistent with previous statements that I’d keep Georgia No. 1 until proven otherwise? No, I don’t think so.It may still feel like the season has barely begun — September was light on marquee matchups, all told — but Georgia has played 41.7 percent of its regular season. In that time, only in brief stretches has it actually played like the No. 1 team. It certainly didn’t do so in a 27-20 win at Auburn, a game that was too close for comfort against a team that failed to score an offensive touchdown a week earlier against Texas A&M.That’s not to say Georgia shouldn’t get credit for winning at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Media members and fans alike can get carried away with the demand for style points, when the truth is that repeatedly winning on the road in conference play is difficult, especially in a rivalry game at a place like Auburn (the same holds true for Florida State’s win at Clemson).But enough time has passed that even if Georgia has yet to lose and show it’s definitively not No. 1, it hasn’t accomplished enough to make its top-ranked status unassailable. Once October arrives, there’s not a lot of room for “benefit of the doubt” rankings driven by preseason beliefs. Georgia is still a very good football team with the possibility of being great, but arguments can be made for others in a season that feels increasingly more wide-open than recent years with each passing week.

#nppsportsMichigan football players used their bye week to not only rest and recharge, but also to study their upcoming opponents. In particular, quarterback J.J. McCarthy took the opportunity to thoroughly analyze the game film of the Penn State vs. Ohio State matchup. While the Wolverines' immediate focus is on their upcoming game against Purdue, McCarthy believes it is essential to identify any potential weaknesses and areas to exploit in future games against Penn State and Ohio State.According to a report by Isaiah Hole for Wolverines Wire, McCarthy was not the only player keeping a close eye on the Penn State vs. Ohio State game. Several other players also took the time to watch the match, albeit to a lesser extent. While some simply caught bits and pieces of the game before moving on, McCarthy went above and beyond, dedicating himself to thoroughly studying the film of both teams.McCarthy's diligence is a testament to the team's commitment to continuous improvement. By analyzing their upcoming opponents in detail, the Wolverines hope to gain a competitive edge and maximize their chances of success. While their immediate focus is on the Purdue game, Michigan understands the importance of preparing for potential rivals down the road.The article from Wolverines Wire presents this information without any noticeable bias or politically charged language. It simply reports on the actions taken by the Michigan football players during their bye week and their preparations for future games. The content of the article is factual, accurately describing what the players did and said.While some elements of the players' opinions on their opponents' strengths may be subjective, the overall tone of the article leans more towards news reporting than opinionated writing. The focus is on the players' dedication to studying their opponents and finding ways to exploit their weaknesses. It highlights the team's commitment to analyzing their opponents' game film and using that knowledge to their advantage.In conclusion, Michigan football players used their bye week wisely, dedicating their time to analyze the game film of their upcoming opponents. This strategic approach demonstrates their commitment to continuous improvement and maximizing their chances of success. While the immediate goal is the upcoming game against Purdue, the Wolverines understand the importance of preparing for future matchups against Penn State and Ohio State.https://lnkd.in/gfYHWddUhttps://lnkd.in/g7ZagXg6

The NBA from three... nothing but net. 🏀 NBA drove 4.58M viewers onABCand ESPN2, making it the most-watched game during the regular season in nearly six years (since February 2018), excluding Christmas Day.🏀 Audience average was up 46% versus last year’sNBA Saturday Primetime on ABCseason debut game between the Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors(the closest comp given uncharted territory). 🏀 Kevin Hart's Manningcast drive 10% of the viewership and throughout the NBA In-Season Tournament, NBA League Pass daily average viewership was up 45% vs. the comparable time span last season.🏀 And let's be honest, the Lakers winning is good for the NBA too. Imagine the NBA and Disney/ESPN/ABC will continue to optimize the entire in-season tourney slate (smelling a Hard Knocks-esque opportunity, deeper entertainment integration like they do with the All-Star game and possibly some web3 opportunities to further eventize) but this was a big win out of the gate.

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🏀 March Madness Update: Elite Eight Drama and Final Four Predictions!As the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament hurtles toward its thrilling conclusion, let’s recap the exhilarating moments and look ahead to the Final Four. 🎉🏀Elite Eight Recap: Heartbreak and TriumphHouston’s Heartbreaker: The Houston Cougars battled fiercely against the Duke Blue Devils in the Sweet 16. However, tragedy struck when star point guard Jamal Shead suffered an ankle injury. Despite his courage, Houston fell to Duke by a mere three points (54-51). Shead’s absence was deeply felt, and our thoughts are with him as he recovers .Duke’s Stunning Upset: In an unexpected twist, Duke faced an upset of their own. The NC State Wolfpack, seeded 11th, toppled the Blue Devils in the Elite Eight. The Wolfpack’s Cinderella run continues, and they’re dancing their way to the Final Four for the first time since 1983 .Looking Ahead: The Final Four Matchups🔥 UConn vs. Alabama:UConn: The reigning champions are back, led by Coach Dan Hurley. Their stifling defense and clutch performances make them formidable. Can they secure another title?Alabama: The Crimson Tide, fresh off their historic win against Clemson, are hungry for glory. Their offensive firepower will test UConn’s mettle.🔥 NC State vs. Purdue:NC State: The Wolfpack’s tenacious defense and unyielding spirit have carried them far. Can they disrupt Purdue’s game plan?Purdue: After years of waiting, the Boilermakers return to the Final Four. Zach Edey’s dominance in the paint will be pivotal.🤔 Your Turn! Predict the ChampionsWho’s your pick for the ultimate crown? Will UConn repeat, or will an underdog steal the spotlight? Share your predictions below! 🏆👇Disclaimer: These opinions are purely speculative and meant for entertainment. Actual outcomes may vary. #MarchMadness #FinalFour #BasketballPassion

10 Cunning Players to Focus on: Featuring Brock Purdy and Skyy MooreIn the era of social media, it can be challenging to find sleeper picks in fantasy football that others aren’t aware of. However, it’s more productive to focus on players with suppressed average draft positions - ADP - who have the potential to outperform their draft slot. Here are my top ten favorite sleeper prospects with ADPs ... -a title="" class="read-more" href="" aria-label="More on "-Read more-/a-https://lnkd.in/dYuUskQY

If we’re keeping it 💯, NBA All Star Weekend is broken. Ok, I’m being overly dramatic — the Steph/Sabrina contest was AWESOME at least.BUT the incomparable David Aldridge called the All-Star game itself “irredeemable” after the East topped the West squad 211-186, an abomination to the sport of basketball led by the biggest stars on the planet. So, how do we fix it?Here are my radical ideas to revitalize ASW…Scrap the All-Star game. (Gasp!)Instead, use All-Star Weekend to host the final four of the in season tourney. Make that the main event. You can still do the Vegas event earlier in the season to determine the final four.What about all the other ASW stuff? You can still do it! Go ahead and keep the rising stars/celeb game/all star Saturday, but with a few tweaks.Make it so only All-Star selections participate in All-Star Saturday. We’re so desensitized to impossible dunks at this point, but we’re still moved by competitive story lines! For example, I think we’d all enjoy a LeBron vs Anthony Edwards type dunk contest.Further… make All-Star Saturday start earlier. In the 90s, All-Star Saturday typically started around 6pm. The All-Star game was always on Sunday afternoon (typically tipped off between 4pm and 6pm). Intentional or not, this increased accessibility to kids/families and created generational connections that are still driving the value of the NBA today. This year, the dunk contest wasn’t over until around midnight on the east coast and the All-Star game didn’t even tip off until about 9pm ET.Ok, one final thing… I like Indianapolis, it’s where I did my accelerator program, but from henceforth, All-Star Weekend shall only occur in places that have warm weather and sunshine in February. Ok this is more of a personal request, but it’ll boost morale all around.What changes would you implement to NBA All-Star Weekend?

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