5-at-10: Acuña is the MAN, Mickelson’s mea culpa, 50 years since Billie Jean beat Riggs
Ronald Acuña is a bona fide dude.
Ronald Acuña is a bona fide dude.
So Patrick Mahomes gets huge money. He deserves it.
Wow, I expected a blowout Saturday night in The Swamp but in the other direction.
Let's handle our business, and know our business has nothing to do with ticking Coach Deion off.
Braves played. Braves won. Braves clinched the NL East, much to the chagrin of the Philadelphia fans last night.
So I watched almost all of the Braves-Phillies slugfest last night. I was invested.
It's Tuesday, and the NFL is here. That means one thing around these parts.
What a football-packed weekend.
Lifelong fans of the Atlanta Falcons are forever familiar with phrases like "This has the chance to be a big year."
Happy Friday everyone. Question for the group: Who had a better opener, Deion Sanders or Dan Campbell? Discuss.
So we're off and running. College football is on us like the hateful looks to the stinky kid in class.
Lifelong fans of the Atlanta Falcons are forever familiar with phrases like, "This has the chance to be a big year" or "This could be the turning point."
There were two nightmarish scenarios — one football-related, one far more serious — that played out for two of the nation's premier football programs in the la…
Deion. Heck every person named Sanders from the Colonel to Barry to Prime Time to his son Shedeur, who threw for 510 yards in his first Power Five start.
Wow, what a beautiful day. A day created for Friday night under the lights, a weekend of college football greatness and the joys of Labor Day.
So much to get to today. But it's Thursday and it's week one of college football.
So Zach Johnson is the U.S. Ryder Cup captain. That is not new news.
Buckle up, friends. There’s a lot to get to this a.m.
This one was a no-brainer, right?
The Atlanta Braves are always the soundtrack of the summer for those of us who grow up in the South.
I have mentioned that I have high hopes for Auburn this season.
Happy Tuesday, friends. Man, football season makes all of us feel better, no?
Sunday was a disappointing loss, granted. But wow. This machine keeps churning.
Happy high school football Friday everyone.
UT or not UT, that's the question.
Forget Power Five. We're closer to a Power 2 and a half.
As it should be, Georgia is No. 1. But the questions after the Dawgs abound.
I have to get into better shape for football season, friends.
Let's tend to business.
First, has Kirby passed Saban?
I stand by the notion that if they stay divide and eliminate the President's Cup and start a PGA-LIV team competition every two years, it would be the most-wat…
And we even have something that used to feel like news. A college football preseason poll.
Yes, there were a slew of star-studded performances as the Cubs took two of three from the Braves.
There's business. And like Allen Iverson's crossover, it must be handled.
The Braves played. The Braves' bats went nuts.
Baseball's trading deadline came and went Tuesday.
So the U.S. women's soccer team loves being in the headlines.
After going 7-for-11 with three RBIs, three steals and five runs scored this weekend, Mr. Acuña's numbers continue to soar heading into August.
Got a ton of emails on a couple of Rushmores this week, including where we will start today.
Of course the biggest news of this trading deadline discourse was always going to be about Shohei Ohtani.
The business side of sports was center stage Tuesday.
Wow, loads to address this morning, but we have to start here.
The clear winner of the weekend, Harman put his Georgia hands on the Claret Jug with a dazzling second-round 65 that was more than 8 shots better than the fiel…
So, happy Friday. I am moving slowly today because in truth, I have been watching a ton of the British Open this a.m.
So the biggest news over the summer from the four-letter sports media monster was the layoffs.
So Rory McIlroy is everyone's pick this week at the British Open.
Just when you thought watching Shohei — who hit a game-tying homer last night, his MLB-leading 35th of the season — could not be any more fun, now comes this.
The details emerging from the final penalties and reports are eye-popping.
From the 5-at-10 satellite office here on the panhandle, we are wrapping up the world series.