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Now this is the biggest shock of the NFL Draft. The have decided to go in a different direction tonight and will not d...
25/04/2024

Now this is the biggest shock of the NFL Draft. The have decided to go in a different direction tonight and will not draft QB Caleb Williams from USC. Sources say that with the 1st pick of the 1st round of the 2024 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears will select FB Al Bundy from Polk High School in Chicago, IL.

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The (3-3) Washington Commanders versus the (1-5) New York Giants LET'S GO REDSKINS! 🏈 | | | | | | |
22/10/2023

The (3-3) Washington Commanders versus the (1-5) New York Giants

LET'S GO REDSKINS! 🏈

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17/10/2023

College Football Week 8 Top 25 FBS, MD, VA, DC, WV, & Military Schedule:

FBS Top 25
Saturday October 21st
#7 Penn State (6-0) vs. #3 Ohio State (6-0) at 12:00pm/et on FOX.
UCF (3-3) vs. #6 Oklahoma (6-0) at 12:00pm/et on ABC.
#22 Air Force (6-0) vs. Navy (3-3) at 12:00pm/et on CBS.
Washington State (4-2) vs. #9 Oregon (5-1) at 3:30pm/et on ABC.
#17 Tennessee (5-1) vs. #11 Alabama (6-1) at 3:30pm/et on CBS.
South Carolina (2-4) vs. #20 Missouri (6-1) at 3:30pm/et on SECN.
North Texas (3-3) vs. #23 Tulane (5-1) at 3:30pm/et on ESPN2.
Minnesota (3-3) vs. #24 Iowa (6-1) at 3:30pm/et on NBC.
#8 Texas (5-1) vs. Houston (3-3) at 4:00pm/et on FOX.
Virginia (1-5) vs. #10 North Carolina (6-0) at 6:30pm/et on CW.
#13 Ole Miss (5-1) vs. Auburn (3-3) at 7:00pm/et on ESPN.
#2 Michigan (7-0) vs. Michigan State (2-4) at 7:30pm/et on NBC.
#16 Duke (5-1) vs. #4 Florida State (6-0) at 7:30pm/et on ABC.
Army (2-4) vs. #19 LSU (5-2) at 7:30pm/et on SECN.
#14 Utah (5-1) vs. #18 USC (6-1) at 8:00pm/et on FOX.
Arizona State (1-5) vs. #5 Washington (6-0) at 10:30pm/et on FS1.
#25 UCLA (4-2) vs. Stanford (2-4) at 10:30pm/et on ESPN.
BYE WEEK: #1 Georgia (7-0), #12 Oregon State (6-1), #15 Notre Dame (6-2), #21 Louisville (6-1)

Maryland Colleges:
FBS
Saturday October 21st
#22 Air Force (6-0) vs. Navy (3-3) at 12:00pm/et on CBS.
BYE WEEK: Maryland (5-2)

FCS
Thursday October 19th
North Carolina Central (5-1) vs. Morgan State (1-4) at 7:30pm/et on ESPNU.
Towson (2-4) vs. William & Mary (4-2) at 3:30pm/et on FloSports.

DII
Thursday October 19th
West Virginia State (4-2) vs. Frostburg State (5-1) at 7:00pm/et.

Saturday October 21st
Bowie State (3-4) vs. Bluefield State (1-6) at 1:00pm/et.

DIII
Saturday October 21st
Misericordia (2-4) vs. Stevenson (5-1) at 12:00pm/et.
Ursinus (4-2) vs. Johns Hopkins (6-0) at 1:00pm/et.
Salisbury (3-3) vs. Rowan (2-4) at 1:00pm/et.
Franklin & Marshall (4-2) vs. McDaniel (0-6) at 1:00pm/et.

Virginia Colleges:
FBS
Tuesday October 17th
Middle Tennessee (2-5) vs. Liberty (6-0) at 7:00pm/et on CBSSN.

Thursday October 19th
James Madison (6-0) vs. Marshall (4-2) at 7:00pm/et on ESPN.

Saturday October 21st
Virginia (1-5) vs. #10 North Carolina (6-0) at 6:30pm/et on CW.
Appalachian State (3-3) vs. Old Dominion (3-3) at 7:00pm/et on NFL Net.
BYE WEEK: Virginia Tech (3-4)

FCS
Saturday October 21st
Norfolk State (2-4) vs. Howard (2-4) at 12:00pm/et on ESPNU.
Richmond (4-3) vs. North Carolina A&T (1-5) at 1:00pm/et on FloSports.
Samford (3-4) vs. VMI (3-3) at 1:00pm/et on ESPN+.
Delaware (5-1) vs. Hampton (3-3) at 2:00pm/et on FloSports.
Towson (2-4) vs. William & Mary (4-2) at 3:30pm/et on FloSports.

DII
Saturday October 21st
Lincoln (PA) (4-3) vs. Virginia Union (6-1) at 1:00pm/et.
Tusculum (4-3) vs. Emory & Henry (3-4) at 1:00pm/et.
Elizabeth City State (1-6) vs. Virginia State (7-0) at 2:00pm/et.
Erskine (0-7) vs. UVA-Wise (1-6) at 2:00pm/et.


DIII
Saturday October 21st
Southern Virginia (1-5) vs. NC Wesleyan (1-4) at 12:00pm/et.
Shenandoah (4-2) vs. Randolph-Macon (6-0) at 1:00pm/et.
Kean (0-6) vs. Christopher Newport (4-2) at 1:00pm/et.
Washington & Lee (5-1) vs. Hampden-Sydney (4-2) at 1:00pm/et.
Bridgewater (VA) (4-2) vs. Averett (3-3) at 2:00pm/et.
VU-Lynchburg (1-6) vs. Lane (1-6) at 3:00pm/et.
Guilford (2-4) vs. Ferrum (2-4) at 3:30pm/et.

NAIA
Saturday October 21st
University of Pikeville (4-3) vs. Bluefield (3-3) at 7:00pm/et.

USCAA
Saturday October 21st
Apprentice School (2-4) vs. Monroe College (4-2) at 1:00pm/et.

Washington D.C. Colleges:
FCS
Saturday October 21st
Norfolk State (2-4) vs. Howard (2-4) at 12:00pm/et on ESPNU.
Colgate (2-4) vs. Georgetown (4-3) at 3:00pm/et on ESPN+.

DIII
Saturday October 21st
Alfred State (4-3) vs. Gallaudet (2-4) at 12:00pm/et.
BYE WEEK: Catholic (2-5)

West Virginia Colleges:
FBS
Thursday October 19th
James Madison (6-0) vs. Marshall 4-2) at 7:00pm/et on ESPN.

Saturday October 21st
Oklahoma State (4-2) vs. West Virginia (4-2) at 3:30pm/et on ESPN.

DII
Thursday October 19th
West Virginia State (4-2) vs. Frostburg State (5-1) at 7:00pm/et.

Saturday October 21st
West Chester (4-3) vs. Shepherd (6-1) at 12:00pm/et.
Concord (0-7) vs. Glenville State (3-3) at 1:00pm/et.
Bowie State (3-4) vs. Bluefield State (1-6) at 1:00pm/et.
UNC-Pembroke (4-3) vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (0-6) at 1:00pm/et.
Fairmont State (5-2) vs. Charleston (WV) (6-0) at 1:00pm/et.
Notre Dame College (OH) (4-3) vs. West Liberty (3-4) at 5:00pm/et.
BYE WEEK: Wheeling (4-3)

DIII
Saturday October 21st
Bethany (WV) (0-6) vs. Geneva College (2-4) at 7:00pm/et.

Military Colleges:
FBS
Saturday October 21st
#22 Air Force (6-0) vs. Navy (3-3) at 12:00pm/et on CBS.
Army (2-4) vs. #19 LSU (5-2) at 7:30pm/et on SECN.

FCS
Saturday October 21st
Samford (3-4) vs. VMI (3-3) at 1:00pm/et on ESPN+.
BYE WEEK: The Citadel (0-7)

DIII
Saturday October 21st
WPI (1-5) vs. Merchant Marine (5-1) at 12:00pm/et.
Norwich (1-5) vs. Coast Guard (3-3) at 1:30pm/et.


*DIII, DII, FCS, & NAIA colleges are listed in schedule under higher divisions opponent.

Miami Dolphins, it is time to pop open that champagne!!! No remaining undefeated teams left as both the 49ers & Eagles l...
15/10/2023

Miami Dolphins, it is time to pop open that champagne!!! No remaining undefeated teams left as both the 49ers & Eagles lose.

The (2-3) Washington Commanders versus the (3-2) Atlanta Falcons LET'S GO REDSKINS! 🏈 | | | | | | |
15/10/2023

The (2-3) Washington Commanders versus the (3-2) Atlanta Falcons

LET'S GO REDSKINS! 🏈

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15/10/2023

College Football Week 7 Top 25 FBS, MD, VA, DC, WV, & Military Scoreboard:

FBS Top 25
#1 Georgia (7-0) 37, Vanderbilt (2-6) 20
#2 Michigan (7-0) 52, Indiana (2-4) 7
#3 Ohio State (6-0) 41, Purdue (2-5) 7
#4 Florida State (6-0) 41, Syracuse (4-3) 3
#6 Penn State (6-0) 63, Massachusetts (1-7) 0
#7 Washington (6-0) 36, #8 Oregon (5-1) 33
#21 Notre Dame (6-2) 48, #10 USC (6-1) 20
#11 Alabama (6-1) 24, Arkansas (2-5) 21
#12 North Carolina (6-0) 41, #25 Miami (FL) (4-2) 31
Pittsburgh (2-4) 38, #14 Louisville (6-1) 21
#15 Oregon State (6-1) 36, #18 UCLA (4-2) 24
#16 Utah (5-1) 34, California (3-4) 14
#17 Duke (5-1) 24, NC State (4-3) 3
Arizona (4-3) 44, #19 Washington State (4-2) 6
#19 Tennessee (5-1) 20, Texas A&M (4-3) 13
#22 LSU (5-2) 48, Auburn (3-3) 18
Oklahoma State (4-2) 39, #23 Kansas (5-2) 32
Missouri (6-1) 38, #24 Kentucky (5-2) 21
BYE WEEK: #5 Oklahoma (6-0), #9 Texas (5-1), #13 Ole Miss (5-1)

Maryland Colleges:
FBS
Navy (3-3) 14, Charlotte (1-5) 0
Illinois (3-4) 27, Maryland (5-2) 24

FCS
BYE WEEK: Morgan State (1-4), Towson (2-4)

DII
Virginia Union (6-1) 52, Bowie State (3-4) 3
Frostburg State (5-1) 34, Concord (0-7) 3

DIII
Stevenson (5-1) 42, Alvernia (0-6) 6
Johns Hopkins (6-0) 34, Franklin & Marshall (4-2) 27
Salisbury (3-3) 31, Montclair State (3-3) 12
Dickinson (PA) (5-1) 40, McDaniel (0-6) 20

Virginia Colleges:
FBS
Liberty (6-0) 31, Jacksonville State (5-2) 13 (TUE)
James Madison (6-0) 41, Georgia Southern (4-2) 13
Virginia Tech (3-4) 30, Wake Forest (3-3) 13
BYE WEEK: Old Dominion (3-3), Virginia (1-5)

FCS
Monmouth (3-3) 61, Hampton (3-3) 10
Richmond (4-3) 24, Rhode Island (4-3) 17
VMI (3-3) 17, The Citadel (0-7) 13
Tennessee State (4-2) 24, Norfolk State (2-4) 17
BYE WEEK: William & Mary (4-2)

DII
Virginia Union (6-1) 52, Bowie State (3-4) 3
Mars Hill (5-1) 24, Emory & Henry (3-4) 14
Virginia State (7-0) 39, Bluefield State (1-6) 23
Tusculum (4-3) 35, UVA-Wise (1-6) 7

DIII
Shenandoah (4-2) 31, Guilford (2-4) 20
Randolph-Macon (6-0) 38, Bridgewater (VA) (4-2) 3
Washington & Lee (5-1) 41, Ferrum (2-4) 16
Christopher Newport (4-2) 21, Rowan (2-4) 18
Hampden-Sydney (4-2) 31, Averett (3-3) 28
BYE WEEK: Southern Virginia (1-5)

NAIA
BYE WEEK: Bluefield (3-3)

NCCAA
VU-Lynchburg (1-6) 42, Fort Lauderdale (3-4) 19

USCAA
Thaddeus Stevens (3-3) 24, Apprentice School (2-4) 21

Washington D.C. Colleges:
FCS
Georgetown (4-3) 17, Lehigh (1-6) 7
Harvard (5-0) 48, Howard (2-4) 7

DIII
Gallaudet (2-4) 24, Castleton (2-4) 23
Lycoming (1-5) 28, Catholic (2-5) 25

West Virginia Colleges:
FBS
Houston (3-3) 41, West Virginia (4-2) 39 (THU)
Georgia State (5-1) 41, Marshall (4-2) 24

DII
UNC-Pembroke (4-3) 49, Fairmont State (5-2) 7
Charleston (WV) (6-0) 52, Notre Dame College (4-3) 27
Frostburg State (5-1) 34, Concord (0-7) 3
West Liberty (3-4) 24, West Virginia Wesleyan (0-6) 7
Glenville State (3-3) 27, Wheeling (4-3) 13
Virginia State (7-0) 39, Bluefield State (1-6) 23
Shepherd (6-1) 33, Millersville (3-4) 17
BYE WEEK: West Virginia State (4-2)

DIII
Carnegie Mellon (6-1) 41, Bethany (WV) (0-6) 7

Military Colleges:
FBS
Navy (3-3) 14, Charlotte (1-5) 0
Troy (5-2) 19, Army (2-4) 0
Air Force (6-0) 34, Wyoming (5-2) 27

FCS
VMI (3-3) 17, The Citadel (0-7) 13

DIII
Merchant Marine (5-1) 28, MIT (1-5) 14
BYE WEEK: Coast Guard (3-3), Norwich (1-5)

*DIII, DII, FCS, & NAIA colleges are listed in schedule under higher divisions opponent.

10/10/2023

College Football Week 7 Top 25 FBS, MD, VA, DC, WV, & Military Schedules:

FBS Top 25
#1 Georgia (6-0) 51, #20 Kentucky (5-1) 13
#2 Michigan (6-0) 52, Minnesota (3-3) 10
#12 Oklahoma (6-0) 34, #3 Texas (5-1) 30
#4 Ohio State (5-0) 37, Maryland (5-1) 17
#5 Virginia Tech (5-0) 39, Virginia Tech (2-4) 17
#9 USC (6-0) 43, Arizona (3-3) 41 (3OT)
#25 Louisville (6-0) 33, #10 Notre Dame (5-2) 20
#11 Alabama (5-1) 26, Texas A&M (4-2) 20
UCLA (4-1) 25, #13 Washington State (4-1) 17
#14 North Carolina (5-0) 40, Syracuse (4-2) 7
#15 Oregon State (5-1) 52, California (3-3) 40
#16 Ole Miss (5-1) 27, Arkansas (2-4) 20
Georgia Tech (3-3) 23, #17 Miami (FL) (4-1) 20
#23 LSU (4-2) 49, #21 Missouri (5-1) 39
Wyoming (5-1) 24, #24 Fresno State (5-1) 19
BYE WEEK: #6 Penn State (5-0), #7 Washington (5-0), #9 Oregon (5-0), #18 Utah (4-1), #19 Duke (4-1), #22 Tennessee (4-1)

Maryland Colleges:
FBS
Saturday October 14th
Navy (2-3) vs. Charlotte (1-4) at 2:00pm/et on ESPN+.
Illinois (2-4) vs. Maryland (5-1) at 3:30pm/et on NBC.


FCS
BYE WEEK: Morgan State (1-4), Towson (2-4)

DII
Saturday October 14th
Bowie State (3-3) vs. Virginia Union (5-1) at 1:00pm/et.
Frostburg State (4-1) vs. Concord (0-6) at 1:00pm/et.

DIII
Saturday October 14th
Stevenson (4-1) vs. Alvernia (0-5) at 12:00pm/et.
Johns Hopkins (5-0) vs. Franklin & Marshall (4-1) at 1:00pm/et.
Salisbury (2-3) vs. Montclair State (3-2) at 1:00pm/et.
Dickinson (PA) (4-1) vs. McDaniel (0-5) at 1:00pm/et.

Virginia Colleges:
FBS
Tuesday October 10th
Liberty (5-0) vs. Jacksonville State (5-1) at 7:30pm/et on ESPNU.

Saturday October 14th
Georgia Southern (4-1) vs. James Madison (5-0) at 12:00pm/et on ESPN2.
Wake Forest (3-2) vs. Virginia Tech (2-4) at 3:30pm/et on ACCN.
BYE WEEK: Old Dominion (3-3), Virginia (1-5)

FCS
Saturday October 14th
Hampton (3-2) vs. Monmouth (2-3) at 1:00pm/et on FloSports.
Richmond (3-3) vs. Rhode Island (4-2) at 1:00pm/et on FloSports.
VMI (2-3) vs. The Citadel (0-6) at 1:00pm/et on ESPN+.
Norfolk State (2-3) vs. Tennessee State (3-2) at 6:00pm/et on ESPN+.
BYE WEEK: William & Mary (4-2)

DII
Saturday October 14th
Bowie State (3-3) vs. Virginia Union (5-1) at 1:00pm/et.
Mars Hill (4-1) vs. Emory & Henry (3-3) at 1:00pm/et.
Bluefield State (1-5) vs. Virginia State (6-0) at 2:00pm/et.
UVA-Wise (1-5) vs. Tusculum (3-3) at 2:00pm/et.


DIII
Saturday October 14th
Shenandoah (3-2) vs. Guilford (2-3) at 1:00pm/et.
Randolph-Macon (5-0) vs. Bridgewater (VA) (4-1) at 2:00pm/et.
Ferrum (2-3) vs. Washington & Lee (4-1) at 2:00pm/et.
Christopher Newport (3-2) vs. Rowan (2-3) at 2:00pm/et.
Hampden-Sydney (3-2) vs. Averett (3-2) at 4:00pm/et.
BYE WEEK: Southern Virginia (1-5)

NAIA
BYE WEEK: Bluefield (3-3)

NCCAA
Saturday October 14th
Fort Lauderdale (3-3) vs. VU-Lynchburg (0-6) at 1:00pm/et.

USCAA
Saturday October 14th
Apprentice School (2-3) vs. Thaddeus Stevens at 1:00pm/et.

Washington D.C. Colleges:
FCS
Saturday October 14th
Georgetown (3-3) vs. Lehigh (1-5) at 12:00pm/et on ESPN+.
Howard (2-3) vs. Harvard (4-0) at 1:00pm/et on ESPN+.

DIII
Saturday October 14th
Gallaudet (1-4) vs. Castleton (2-3) at 12:00pm/et.
Lycoming (0-5) vs. Catholic (2-4) at 1:00pm/et.

West Virginia Colleges:
FBS
Thursday October 12th
West Virginia (4-1) vs. Houston (2-3) at 7:00pm/et on FS1.

Saturday October 14th
Marshall (4-1) vs. Georgia State (4-1) at 7:00pm/et on ESPN2.

DII
Saturday October 14th
Fairmont State (5-1) vs. UNC-Pembroke (3-3) at 12:00pm/et.
Notre Dame College (OH) (4-2) vs. Charleston (5-0) at 12:00pm/et.
Frostburg State (4-1) vs. Concord (0-6) at 1:00pm/et.
West Liberty (2-4) vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (0-5) at 1:00pm/et.
Wheeling (4-2) vs. Glenville State (2-3) at 1:30pm/et.
Bluefield State (1-5) vs. Virginia State (6-0) at 2:00pm/et.
Shepherd (5-1) vs. Millersville (3-3) at 2:00pm/et.
BYE WEEK: West Virginia State (4-2)

DIII
Saturday October 14th
Carnegie Mellon (5-1) vs. Bethany (WV) (0-5) at 1:00pm/et.

Military Colleges:
FBS
Saturday October 14th
Navy (2-3) vs. Charlotte (1-4) at 2:00pm/et on ESPN+.
Troy (4-2) vs. Army (2-3) at 3:30pm/et on CBSSN.
Wyoming (5-1) vs. Air Force (5-0) at 7:00pm/et on CBSSN.

FCS
Saturday October 14th
VMI (2-3) vs. The Citadel (0-6) at 1:00pm/et on ESPN+.

DIII
Saturday October 14th
MIT (1-4) vs. Merchant Marine (4-1) at 12:00pm/et.
BYE WEEK: Coast Guard (3-3), Norwich (1-5)

*DIII, DII, FCS, & NAIA colleges are listed in schedule under higher divisions opponent.

25/02/2023

Mike’s World of Sports – Friday Night Edition:

The Washington Wizards are gonna Wizard… At least it was only a 19 point lead the Wiz blew tonight falling 115-109 to the New York Knicks. In other NBA action the Atlanta Hawks took care of the Cleveland Cavaliers 136-119, the Milwaukee Bucks iced the Miami Heat 128-99, and the Chicago Bulls simply dominated the Brooklyn Nets 131-87.

On Saturday in the NBA the Denver Nuggets face the Memphis Grizzlies, and the Philadelphia 76ers host the Boston Celtics.

Men’s top 25 college basketball on Friday had #16 Xavier all over Seton Hall 82-60. In other action VCU was all over Richmond 73-58, James Madison 90-69 over Georgia State, and Old Dominion got by Marshall 71-67.

Rivalry Saturday in Men’s hoops as #24 TCU plays Texas Tech, Arizona State takes on #7 Arizona. #8 Texas and #9 Baylor square off, #17 Indiana and #5 Purdue get together, and #13 Miami hosts Florida State. Games of the day will be #6 Virginia which is coming off an embarrassing loss to Boston College will face a bubble team in UNC. West Virginia will try to keep their tournament hopes alive when they face #3 Kansas, and #12 Gonzaga looks to get revenge on #15 Saint Mary’s for the Bulldogs 78-70 loss to the Gaels on February 5th.

In ladies’ top 25 from Friday, #7 Maryland got by #16 Ohio State 76-74, and #15 Villanova defeated Providence 67-50.

Saturday women’s slate is highlighted by #3 Stanford taking on #8 Utah, #19 Texas faces #13 Oklahoma, and #4 UConn will tip with DePaul.

Friday night in the NHL the Colorado Avalanche grounding the Winnipeg Jets 5-1. The Carolina Hurricanes 4-0 over the Ottawa Senators. The Buffalo Sabres 3-1 over the Florida Panthers, the Montreal Canadiens 5-2 over the Philadelphia Flyers. The Los Angeles Kings 3-2 over the New York Islanders, and the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Minnesota Wild 2-1 in OT.

On Saturday highlights in the NHL include the New York Rangers and Washington Capitals playing an afternoon game in DC. The Pittsburgh Penguins face the St. Louis Blues, the Tampa Bay Lightning battle with the Detroit Red Wings, and the Calgary Flames face the Colorado Avalanche.

English Premier League on Friday had Fulham and the Wolverhampton Wanderers playing to a 1-1 draw, and the United States defeated Canada 2-0 in the CONCACAF U-17 Semifinals and will face Mexico Sunday in the Final.

Highlights Saturday in the English Premier League include Leicester City taking on Arsenal, Crystal Palace and Liverpool get together, Bournemouth and Manchester City will battle, and Leeds United in a must win game with Southampton.

Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid will duke it out in Spanish LaLiga. Empoli and Napoli will get together in Italian Serie A action. Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr will play Damac in the Saudi Pro League, and Wrexham will host the Dorking Wanderers at the Racecourse Ground in English National League play.

On Saturday MLS is BACK, but not for defending champion LAFC and the LA Galaxy. Their El Trafico at the Rose Bowl has been postponed due to inclement weather in California. AppleTV’s marquee matchup in their new MLS package postponed by rain… The new expansion team in St. Louis CITY SC will play their first game versus Austin FC. The Wayne Rooney coached DC United will take on Toronto FC, and Orlando City and the New York Redbulls will get together to start the season.

NASCAR is in California this weekend at Fontana, but rain could play havoc with Cup qualifying Saturday for Sunday’s race, and weather permitting the NASCAR Xfinity Series Production Alliance Group 300 will hopefully get underway on Saturday at 5:00pm/et on FS1.

XFL Saturday has the (1-0) DC Defenders facing the Vegas Vipers at 7:00pm/et on FX & ESPN+.

American Justin Suh the current round 2 leader by a stroke at -10 under par in The Honda Classic PGA Tour event at PGA National I n Palm Beach Gardens, FL, and Englishman Paul Casey and American Jason Kokrak the co-leaders at -6 under par at the LIV Golf Invitational Mayakoba in Mexico.

Have a good weekend!

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. wins the Daytona 500! 2. Joey Logano, 3. Christopher Bell 4. Chris Buescher, 5. Alex Bowman | |...
20/02/2023

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. wins the Daytona 500!

2. Joey Logano, 3. Christopher Bell 4. Chris Buescher, 5. Alex Bowman

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16/02/2023

Weekend Racing Schedule:

Wednesday February 15th
| | Qualifying
8:15pm/et on FS1.

Thursday February 16th
| | | #1
7:00pm/et on FS1.

| | | #2
TBD (after Duel #1) on FS1.

Friday February 17th
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7:30pm/et on FS1.

Saturday February 18th
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1:30pm/et on FS1.

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5:00pm/et on FS1.

Sunday February 19th
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2:30pm/et on FOX.

17/01/2023

Mike’s World of Sports – Monday Night January 16th Edition:

How bout dem Cowboys! Dallas easily took care of Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31-14 despite Cowboys kicker Brett Mahar’s best efforts to make tomorrow mornings originally scheduled tee time. 4 missed extra points by Mahar. For his sake at least he made the 5th. As for Tom Brady the offseason question will be whether or not he will be back next season or retire. Brady and his bunch of Bucs were more like Greg Brady with the orange hair for graduation in the final episode. Notably missing from the finale was the Dad Mike Brady. At least the Brady Buch redeemed themselves with the best Christmas movie of all time in A Very Brady Christmas years later, but what will Brady and his bunch do to redeem themselves will be an off season question.

The one time the whole country was rooting for Tom Brady to win a playoff game since maybe his rookie year he blew it. Now we get to hear Dallas Cowboys fans for another week until they face the San Francisco 49ers. Dallas vs. San Francisco next Sunday in a rematch of last years playoff tilt where Dallas simply ran out of time. Will Dallas run out of time next Sunday and Dallas fans have to rewatch their 90’s Super Bowl victory VHS tape that’s tape is starting to run thin? One more rewind and Dallas fans will really be in trouble.

3 of the 4 teams remaining in the NFC are all from the NFC East. If only Washington stuck with Taylor Heinicke instead of Carson Wentz versus Cleveland? Who knows maybe the REDSKINS would have commanded their way to an upset victory over the 49ers resulting in an all NFC Divisional Round….

Next weekend will be wild with Jacksonville vs. Kansas City, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia, Cincinnati vs. Buffalo, and Dallas vs. San Francisco.

The Washington Capitals came from 3-0 down to defeat the New York Islanders 4-3 in overtime behind Dmitry Orlov’s OT winner. The Boston Bruins all over the Philadelphia Flyers 6-0. The Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Anaheim Ducks 4-3 in OT, and the Colorado Avalanche doubled up the Detroit Red Wings 6-3 in some of Monday’s NHL contests.

The Washington Capitals will host the Minnesota Wild, the Florida Panthers and the Toronto Maple Leafs get together, and Seattle will hope to unleash the Kraken on the road versus the Edmonton Oilers in some of Tuesday night’s slate.

The Memphis Grizzlies all over the struggling Phoenix Suns 136-106. The Golden State Warriors dominate at home, but the road not so much… were able to defeat the Washington Wizards on the road 127-118, and the Toronto Raptors over the New York Knicks 123-121 in OT.
Tuesday night in the Association will have the Toronto Raptors tipping off with the Milwaukee Bucks. The Brooklyn Nets and the San Antonio Spurs will get together. The Portland Trail Blazers will face the Denver Nuggets, and the Philadelphia 76ers will take on the Los Angeles Clippers.

Top 25 Men’s College Basketball from Monday had #3 Purdue coming away with a 64-63 victory over Michigan State. #17 Miami (FL) 82-78 over Syracuse, and #18 College of Charleston all over William & Mary 82-54. Villanova 77-73 over Georgetown, George Washington 78-75 over George Mason, and Illinois over Minnesota 78-60.

5 top 25 games on Tuesday with #1 Houston facing Tulane, #2 Kansas battling with #13 Kansas State, #9 Tennessee faces Mississippi State, #7 Texas goes up against #12 Iowa State, and #4 Alabama faces a tough Vanderbilt team that is coming off a big win over Arkansas this past Saturday.

George Mason 67-57 over George Washington, Arkansas over Vanderbilt 84-81, and Colorado State 71-58 highlighted Monday’s women’s College Basketball action.

#5 UConn faces Seton Hall, and Xavier takes on #22 Villanova in Tuesday’s top 25 ladies’ action.

Aussie Open day #2 is underway!

Happy Tuesday!

12/01/2023

Mike’s World of Sports Midweek (Jan 11th/12th) Edition

An end of an era will be coming at the end of 2023, as 2007 Daytona 500 champion and 2014 NASCAR Cup Champion Kevin Harvick has announced that he will retire at the end of the upcoming season. Harvick is then set to join the NASCAR on FOX booth for 2024.

Another former Cup Champion, as in 7-time Champion Jimmie Johnson has announced his car # for 2023. Johnson will be driving the #84 Chevy for Legacy Motor Club, which is the new name of Petty GMS Racing. The last race ran by the #84 was in 2011 by Cole Whitt at Homestead, and nobody has ever won driving the #84 in NASCAR.

Frankie Muniz who is best known for playing Malcom on Malcom in the Middle will be running for rookie of the year as he will be driving the full ARCA Menards season in the #30 Ford for Rett Jones Racing for the 2023 ARCA season.

Soccer wise over in Europe it was Southampton upsetting Manchester City 2-0 in the English Carabao Cup. Despite a 69th minute red card by Koffi Djidji, Tornio was able to pull off the 1-0 upset of AC Milan. A goal by Ndary Adopo in the 114th minute gave Torino the round of 16 victory in the Coppa Italia.

Real Madrid held off Valencia in penalty kicks 4-3 to advance in the Spanish Supercopa, and Paris Saint-Germain over Angers 2-0 in French Ligue 1 action.

On Thursday Barcelona battles Real Betis in the Spanish Supercopa. Fiorentina faces Sampdoria, and AS Roma takes on Genoa in Italian Coppa Italia action. Fulham will play Chelsea in Thursday English Premer League action.

The Philadelphia Flyers were able to hold off the Washington Capitals late rally 5-3. The Toronto Maples Leafs with the 2-1 victory over the Nashville Predators. The Edmonton Oilers were all over the Anaheim Ducks 6-2, and the Los Angeles Kings over the San Jose Sharks 4-3.

Thursday NHL action is highlighted by the Toronto Maple Leafs facing the Detroit Red Wings in an original six matchup. Seattle will hope to unleash the Kraken over the top team in hockey in the Boston Bruins, and the Florida Panthers will look to turn their season around with a tough road game against the Vegas Golden Knights.

NBA action Wednesday was highlighted by the Washington Wizards holding off the Chicago Bulls with a late 3 pointer by Kyle Kuzma. The Milwaukee Bucks 114-105 over the Atlanta Hawks, and what has happened to the Phoenix Suns? The Suns would fall to the Denver Nuggets 126-97.

Thursday around the Association is highlighted by the Boston Celtics taking on the Brooklyn Nets, and the Dallas Mavericks tipping off versus the Los Angeles Lakers.

In Men’s Top 25 College Basketball #1 Houston held off South Florida’s upset bid 83-77. #4 Alabama with the 84-69 victory over #15 Arkansas. #25 Marquette over #6 UConn 82-76. #12 Xavier 90-87 over Creighton. #16 Miami (FL) 88-72 over Boston College. #10 Texas over #17 TCU 79-75. 22nd ranked College of Charleston held on versus UNC Wilmington 71-60. Texas A&M over #20 Missouri 82-64 & #24 Duke held off Pittsburgh 77-60.

On Thursday #7 UCLA hosts Utah, #8 Gonzaga faces BYU, and #9 Arizona takes on Oregon State.

In other action, Minnesota will take on Ohio State, Michigan and Iowa get together, and Arizona State will tip off with Oregon in PAC 12 action.

Top 25 action on Wednesday in Women’s College Basketball had #4 UConn all over St. John’s 82-52. #12 Iowa 93-64 over Northwestern. #15 Iowa State 67-56 over Kansas State. Oklahoma State upset #18 Baylor 70-65. #19 Oklahoma 89-79 over Texas Tech, and #25 Villanova 71-64 over DePaul.

In other women’s action, Nebraska 80-51 over Penn State. In overtime, Wisconsin over Michigan State 84-80. Navy falls to (0-16) with a 69-57 loss to Lafayette.

On Thursday, #1 South Carolina looks to remain undefeated when they tip off with Kentucky. #5 LSU also undefeated faces a tough Missouri team. #9 Maryland takes on #6 Indiana. #7 Notre Dame hosts Wake Forest. #11 NC State faces Florida State. Louisville takes on #13 Virginia Tech. #16 Duke hosts Clemson, and Virginia will host #22 North Carolina.

Hartford (0-17) will look for win #1 against Princeton, and (0-14) Saint Peter’s will hope to get their first win of the season when they take on Marist.

The PGA Tour Sony Open tees off on Thursday from Waialae County Club in Honolulu, HI. Hideki Matsuyama is the defending champion.

Happy Thursday!

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06/01/2023

Mike’s World of Sports for Thursday January 5th

Best news of the day is Buffalo Bills cornerback Damar Hamlin is awake, and even asked who won the Bills-Bengals game. Doctors assured him that he won, but in his case, it was the game of life.

Cardiac arrest does not happen to typically healthy 24 year old’s, and the type of tackle that Hamlin had on Tee Higgins was not one that would warrant CPR.

One would have to think if the Covid vaccine mandate that the university of Pitt had, or the mandate the NFL had in place in regards to the vaccine had anything to do with Hamlin nearly losing his life.

A lot of coincidences recently in the sporting world. Not saying the vax is to blame for what happened to Damar Hamlin, but also remember, the difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth is about 6 months.

We are lucky this hasn’t happened more often in football like it has in soccer world wide, and thank God that Damar Hamlin is still with us.

As far as the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals, that game has now been outright canceled and will not be made up. A shame with all the scenarios associated with the result of that game.

Heck one scenario, was to eliminate the bye week and have 8 teams in the playoff. Too much of a Jeff Gordon NASCAR chase situation which would not go over to well.

But then again if they add an 8th to the NFC, Washington would simply need to beat Dallas and have Seattle lose to the Los Angeles Rams…

Imagine all the Fantasy Football Championships impacted the complete cancelation? Lots of money and pride lost for teams that had Joe Burrow or Josh Allen starting only to lose due to a technicality…

In other sports news, the Washington Commanders (REDSKINS) will start rookie QB Sam Howell vs. Dallas. Imagine if Washington had played Taylor Heinicke last week vs. Cleveland instead of Carson Wentz? Wouldn’t have mattered anyway, because Head Coach Ron Rivera didn’t know that the Commies would be eliminated if Green Bay would win, which they did…

Wake Forest QB Sam Hartman has transferred to Notre Dame for his final season. Michigan and Jim Harbaugh in hot water for alleged violations during the Covid-19 recruiting dead period. Now it makes sense as to why Harbaugh is looking at NFL jobs potentially with Carolina or Denver?

Vince McMahon back in charge of WWE. has fired Chris Beard following a domestic family violence charge.

NHL wise from Wednesday had Alex Ovechkin getting goal #809 as the Washington Capitals strong 2nd period helped bury the Columbus Blue Jackets 6-2. In other action the St. Louis Blues 5-3 over the New Jersey Devils, and Seattle released the Kraken all over the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-1. On Friday, Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals hosts the Nashville Predators, and the Florida Panthers in a must win matchup with the Detroit Red Wings.

In the NBA it was the Boston Celtics all over the Dallas Mavericks 124-95, and the Utah Jazz 131-114 over the Houston Rockets. Friday the Brooklyn Nets take on the New Orleans Pelicans, the Washington Wizards travel to Oklahoma City to take on the Thunder, and the Miami Heat tip off with the Phoenix Suns.

#1 Purdue bounces back with a 71-69 victory over #24 Ohio State. #2 Houston all over SMU 87-53, Iowa upsets #15 Indiana 91-89, and #10 UCLA survived a scare from USC 60-58. Friday action is highlighted by Akron facing Ball State, and Stanford takes on California in a battle of underachieving PAC-12 teams.

In women’s college basketball it was #9 Virginia Tech over Virginia 74-66, #18 Duke 60-50 over Wake Forest, and #1 South Carolina all over Auburn 94-42. Friday women’s top 25 action is all in the PAC-12 with #18 Oregon facing Arizona State, #8 Utah vs. Colorado, and Oregon State battles with #15 Arizona.

Manchester City defeated Chelsea 1-0 on Thursday. Chelsea is now in an uncharacteristic 10th on the English Premier League table. On Friday Manchester United will take on Everton.

Spaniard Jon Rahm, and Americans Collin Morikawa and JJ. Spaun all tied for the lead at -9 following shooting 64 in round 1 of the PGA Tour Sentry Tournament of Champions from Kapalua Resort in Kapalua, HI.

Happy Friday January the 6th

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