Collin Morikawa doubles down on criticism after skipping media at API

Jordan Peele has released the trailer for his upcoming football horror movie "Him," directed by Justin Tipping and starring Tyriq Withers and Marlon Wayans. Set to premiere on September 19, it follows a young player's journey to success amidst a gruesome backdrop, generating excitement among viewers, particularly for Wayans' performance in a serious role. Want More Context? 🔎

Last month, USA Today highlighted SEC football coaches on the hot seat, with Rece Davis predicting fewer than 2.5 firings, citing Mark Stoops (Kentucky) and Sam Pittman's (Arkansas) solid records despite recent struggles. Meanwhile, Auburn, Oklahoma, and Florida's Billy Napier face significant pressure heading into pivotal seasons, especially with rising expectations for the Gators and their new quarterback. Want More Context? 🔎

One day after Will Howard's hand injury, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin announced he has a broken finger and will be week-to-week, missing the preseason opener against the Jaguars. Analyst Mike Tannenbaum predicts Howard will become the starting quarterback by December, citing concerns over the performance of the aging Aaron Rodgers and the offensive line's struggles. Want More Context? 🔎

São Paulo's goalkeeper Rafael was sent off just three minutes into the Copa do Brasil match against Athletico-PR for a foul on Viveros, deemed a direct red card as he was the last defender. The decision has sparked debate, with some fans expressing outrage over the lack of VAR intervention, questioning whether the sending-off was justified. Want More Context? 🔎

Auburn's kicker, Alex McPherson, missed most of the 2024 season due to gastrointestinal issues, only appearing in one game against Kentucky. Head coach Hugh Freeze expressed optimism about McPherson's health, noting his strong performance in practice, while acknowledging the team's previous struggles with kicking, as they prepare for a challenging opener against Baylor. Want More Context? 🔎

After a disappointing 0-3 record in trophy games during the 2024 season, Wisconsin has revamped its defensive line, boosting depth with nine players over 300 pounds, including three transfers. Key players like Brandon Lane and Dillan Johnson have shown significant improvement, while walk-on Nolan Vils is emerging as a potential contributor in the competitive defensive lineup. Want More Context? 🔎