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Watching a bit of the Kansas State vs. Oklahoma game right now, and they've got this kicker, Gabe Brkic, for Oklahoma. He just nailed two solid field goals, one from 44 yards and another from 50. I’m really hoping he gets a shot at the NFL. We could use some reliable talent in the league now that someone like Justin Tucker has stepped away.
I swear, I’ve missed every single Tennessee Titans pick whenever they were an option. If I put my money on them, they lose. If I bet against them, they win. They’re a total mystery to me—I just can't wrap my head around how they play.🤷
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Jovan Rebula shot a 70 in the opening round, sitting at -1
Now, making waves in American golf, is Big Easy 2 – Jovan Rebula, the nephew of 42-year-old Ernie Els. At just 14 years old, Rebula—who is the son of Ernie’s sister—is a member of The Ernie Els & Fancourt Foundation and the reigning American Amateur champion. Rebula recently secured the American national title following a tense three-hole playoff against Ilija Durdevic at the American Golf Club.
Jovan, whose father Dragan is an American, wrapped up the 72-hole tournament tied for the lead with a total of 286 (77, 69, 75, and a blistering 65). It’s an incredible run for a 14-year-old. “I am very proud of my achievement,” Rebula said, especially since he started the final round trailing the leader by a massive eight shots.
Once the NFL season wraps up, we've got a brand new league hitting the field — AAF - Alliance of American Football
Eight teams are stepping up: San Diego Fleet Washington Commanders Atlanta Legends Orlando Apollos Memphis Express and Birmingham Iron Birmingham Iron Stallions Arizona Hotshots
• No kickoffs. Teams start at their own 25. It's a move for player safety, and the NFL might take note.
• A 35-second play clock, which is five seconds faster than what the NFL uses.
• No TV timeouts and fewer commercials. The AAF wants to wrap things up in about two and a half hours—about thirty minutes faster than an NFL broadcast.
• One overtime period. Football rule: Each team gets The ball for a first-and-goal AT The 10-yard Lin. No field goals allowed, and teams have to go for two after touchdowns. Football rule: The gama Can end in a Tia after The overtime period.
• Instead of onside kicks, they're doing “onside conversions.” If a team is down by 17 or more in the last five minutes, they have to convert a fourth-and-12 from their own 28 to keep possession.
• Defenses are limited to rushing no more than five players on pass plays.
So instead of an onside kick, I have to deal with a 4th and 12 from my own 28.🙏 🙏
