Keegan Bradley, the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup team and the start of something new

The San Francisco 49ers will engage in a joint practice with the Denver Broncos, a key opportunity for player evaluation before their preseason opener. Six players to watch include WR Ricky Pearsall, DE Mykel Williams, OL Ben Bartch, LB Dee Winters, OL Colton McKivitz, and CB Upton Stout, each facing important tests against Denver's defense. Want More Context? 🔎

Head coach David Braun addressed the team's disappointing 4-8 season candidly, emphasizing accountability and aggressive future goals. He praised the integration of 14 transfers, highlighted the depth and competition on the offensive line, and challenged his inexperienced wide receivers, while also lauding new coaches Aristotle Thompson and Ryan Olson for their contributions to the program. Want More Context? 🔎

Al Ahly SC has threatened to block the transfer of Palestinian striker Wessam Abou Ali to MLS club Columbus Crew due to delayed payment, with an official stating that his name remains on their roster until the financial transaction is completed before the Egyptian transfer window closes. Abou Ali, who joined Al Ahly in January 2024 and became a key player, is at risk of staying with the club if Columbus fails to meet the...

Georgia’s high school football scene is rich with talent, boasting 36 players ranked in the top 300 for the 2025 class, second only to Florida and Texas. The 2026 class shows promise with top players like LB Tyler Atkinson, committed to Texas, and WR Aaron Gregory, committed to Texas A&M, highlighting the state's prowess in producing elite recruits. Want More Context? 🔎

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? 🔎