A Slam Dunk
Drake’s newest courtside fans, why Justin Bieber is trending, it’s championship week in college football and this week's Tailgate Treat.
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Smooth sailing,
The Last Night's Game Team
College Football
It's conference championship week in most college football conferences. There have been plenty of shake-ups during the season, but maybe the biggest shock to Ohio State Buckeyes fans was last week's loss to rival Michigan. Michigan will play Iowa in the Big 10 championship game in Indianapolis. Despite the Buckeyes losing their chance to play in the big game, their fans are hanging onto their rooms and game tickets in Indy to truly stick it to their rival Michigan fans. DRIVING A HARD BARGAIN
PS: Michigan is honoring the victims of the Oxford High School shooting this weekend on their uniforms with a "TM42" patch.
Short and Sweet
Drake who? This courtside couple is now Drake's new parents.
Buffalo Bills (NFL - National Football League) fans continue their charitable streak, this time taking care of one of their own.
#WTFJustin is trending ahead of his performance at this weekend's Formula One race in Saudi Arabia.
Antonio Brown (NFL) is one of three players suspended for 'misrepresenting' their COVID vaccine status.
Before We Go
You'll see some fancy footwear on NFL fields across the country as the league celebrates "My Cause, My Cleats." Players will wear custom cleats that will later be auctioned off to support the charity of their choice. The causes range from organizations supporting veterans to clean well water to autism. The cleats feature children's art and others pictures or graphic designs. ONE PAIR CAN CHANGE A LIFE
Tailgate Treat
We're sharing your go-to recipes every week. This week's recipe is truly a dinner of champions. Vote each week on our Instagram stories to see your favorite recipe featured. READ IT AND EAT
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Go Get 'Em Tiger
Dunking a basketball < dunking an Oreo, rivalry week in college football, “The Match” is today and this week's Tailgate Treat.
Bring on the holiday shopping, turkey hangovers and small talk success.
You're so talented,
The Last Night's Game Team
Golf
Golfers Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau have had a very public feud. They will determine who's best today in the next installment of "The Match." The televised golf tournament raises money for charity. It has featured a variety of athletes, including Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Charles Barkley, to name a few.
Today's duel is scheduled for 12 holes instead of the traditional 18 and starts at 4 pm ET. FORE!
Short and Sweet
Aaron Rodgers (NFL - National Football League) is showing off his deformed feet to prove a point.
Ahead of rivalry week in college football, the Michigan Governor trolls Ohio State.
The Scottish Deerhound is the first pup ever to claim the title of "Best in Show" twice.
When your obituary reads, "In lieu of flowers, place an irresponsibly large wager on Nebraska to beat Iowa."
Before We Go
GQ Athlete of the Year and NBA (National Basketball Association) World Champion Giannis Antetokounmpo has officially seen everything. His son taught him how to dunk an Oreo, and his mind was blown.
“I took the Oreos, and I threw it in the milk. He was like ‘no, just dunk it, like put it in’…I grab a spoon and took the first one. I was like ‘What the hell? No freaking way.’ He said ‘do you like them?’ I said ‘bro, this is amazing.” DUNKING A BASKETBALL < DUNKING AN OREO
Tailgate Treat
We're sharing your go-to recipes every week. This week's recipe is the perfect solution for your leftovers. Vote each week on our Instagram stories to see your favorite recipe featured. READ IT AND EAT
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Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
The NCAA continues steps up for women's bball, the missing Chinese tennis star, watch for this NFL coach on a bender and this week's Tailgate Treat.
We're taking the awkward out of your holiday small talk because you're better than talking about the weather.
Exceeding expectations,
The Last Night's Game Team
Tennis
A troubling story out of China that has the sports world on edge. In a now-deleted post, Peng Shuai, a tennis player from China, recently accused former Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli of sexual abuse on her social media. Shuai has gone missing, with the only word from her being a questionable email walking back her allegations. Her fellow athletes, from Naomi Osaka to Billie Jean King, have taken to social media to speak out in hopes of finding Shuai. DISTURBING
Short and Sweet
Is the Las Vegas Raiders (NFL - National Football League) home field advantage the craps tables? Just ask Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor who is known for his 72-hour gambling benders.
The NWSL (National Women's Soccer League) Championship game on Saturday has been moved from Portland to Louisville to accommodate the early start time for TV.
The NCAA thinks more is more when it comes to women's basketball.
Michigan State offered their football coach to a 10-year, $95 million extension, while the basketball team had to take a bus due to financial constraints.
Before We Go
"King Richard" hits theaters today. The movie is about Richard Williams and his quest to make daughters Serena and Venus the best tennis players in the world. The flick stars Will Smith as Richard. It receives 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, and The New York Post headline reads "Will Smith Finally Makes A Good Movie." The Williams sisters served as executive producers. PASS THE POPCORN
Tailgate Treat
We're sharing your go-to recipes every week. This week's recipe is a slow cooker chili recipe with a twist. Vote each week on our Instagram stories to see your favorite recipe featured. READ IT AND EAT
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