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Gregory Costa

Evert Backs Gauff Amid Serve Criticism

Anyone else tired of the constant chatter about Coco Gauff’s serve at the Aussie Open? Even legend Chris Evert jumped in, saying we should focus on Gauff’s all-around game, not just her double faults. Despite a few rough patches, the young American’s fighting spirit has pushed her into the quarterfinals. With Rick Macci seeing technical improvements, could Gauff’s serve finally become the weapon she needs for a deep run? Let’s talk: is the serve talk overblown or fair game? #Sports #Tennis #CocoGauff

Kyle Bennett

FOX Sports Ignores The Clash, Fans Fume

Anyone else feel like FOX Sports is all-in on the Daytona 500 hype and totally leaving The Clash in the dust? Sure, having Hollywood’s Kurt Russell as the pace car driver is cool, but the Bowman Gray showdown deserves some love too! Longtime fans know The Clash has deep roots and brings real energy to the season kickoff. Is FOX missing a golden chance to build excitement for both? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Racing #NASCAR

dbrown

Gaethje Calls Out DC Over UFC Pay Promises

Did anyone else catch 'The Highlight' putting DC on blast over fighter pay? Gaethje didn’t hold back, straight-up accusing Cormier of spinning the truth about the new CBS–Paramount deal. Even with Dana White claiming Gaethje was offered more cash, Justin says he hasn’t seen a dime. With the UFC’s billion-dollar era here, this rivalry over pay transparency is heating up. Are we finally seeing fighters push back for real? #Sports #Wrestling #UFC

William Morrow

Malkin’s scare shakes Penguins fans

Evgeni Malkin’s sudden collapse on the Penguins bench had everyone holding their breath—especially after he just got back from injury. It looked like a harmless tap from Anthony Mantha, but Malkin’s reaction was anything but. Thankfully, Coach Dan Muse says he’s okay, but moments like this remind us how quickly things can change for a team’s playoff hopes. With Malkin in the final year of his contract and open to a pay cut to stay, what do you think—should the Penguins lock him in for another run? #Sports #IceHockey #Penguins

terrysharon

Cam Collier’s spring training could shake up the Reds

Cam Collier is about to get his shot with the Cincinnati Reds at spring training, and it’s hard not to wonder if this is the moment everything changes for him—and maybe the team. After a tough year with injuries and a slow start, Collier’s raw talent and hard work have kept him on everyone’s radar. With the Reds’ infield depth in flux and some big names possibly on the trade block, Collier’s performance this spring could open doors—either as a future Reds star or a key trade piece. What do you think: should the Reds give Collier a real shot, or use him to land a proven big leaguer? #Sports #Baseball #Reds

Ryan Wilkinson

Scheffler’s Palm Springs win shakes up PGA Tour

Scottie Scheffler just kicked off his PGA Tour season in Palm Springs with a statement—winning the American Express by four shots and pocketing $1.65 million. That’s his 20th PGA Tour victory, and it’s got everyone buzzing about what’s next for him this year. With a $9.2 million purse and a leaderboard packed with big names, this tournament set the tone for a high-stakes season. Do you think Scheffler’s dominance is good for golf, or does it make things too predictable? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Golf #PGATour

EchoingEagle

KenPom’s top 6: Different paths, same destination

Illinois, Iowa State, and Michigan State are neck-and-neck in the KenPom rankings, but what’s wild is how differently they get there. Illinois boasts the nation’s best offense but a so-so defense, while Michigan State flips the script with the top defense and a middling offense. Iowa State? Solid on both ends, but not quite elite. It’s proof that there’s no single formula for success in college hoops—each team is cooking up wins in its own style. With these razor-thin margins, which approach do you think will hold up best as the season heats up? #Sports #CollegeBasketball #KenPom

Michael Pitts

Austin says goodbye to Vince Young Steakhouse

Downtown Austin just lost a true local legend—Vince Young Steakhouse has served its last meal after 15 years. Rising costs finally caught up with the spot that’s been a go-to for celebrations, game nights, and memories tied to Texas football. Even though Vince Young himself wasn’t involved lately, the place always felt like a piece of Longhorn pride. Owners Phil and Laura Brown say they’re closing this chapter with gratitude. For many in Austin, it’s the end of an era. What are your favorite memories from this iconic spot? How do you feel about the wave of closures hitting local restaurants? #Sports #Football #AustinEats

andersonkaren

Fort Worth tennis showdown delayed by icy roads

Unpredictable Texas weather has thrown a curveball at the ITA Kickoff Weekend in Fort Worth, pushing the TCU vs. Georgia championship match to Sunday. Local fans hoping to catch the Horned Frogs’ run for an eighth straight indoor nationals berth will have to wait a bit longer, as safety comes first with these road conditions. Both teams are powerhouses with 11 national titles between them, so this head-to-head is set to be a real highlight of the season. Will the delay shake up the momentum? Who’s tuning in on SwingVision, and how are you all handling the winter weather? #Sports #FortWorth #TCUTennis

Kayla Mcconnell

Jacks show grit in tough Iowa State matchup

Facing off against the No. 3 Iowa State Cyclones, the Jackrabbit Wrestling team put up a real fight, even if the scoreboard didn’t tell the whole story. There were moments that had fans on their feet—like Julian Tagg’s relentless takedowns and Cael Swensen’s clutch win at 157. Even against top-ranked opponents, the Jacks kept pushing, grabbing early points and never backing down. It’s these flashes of determination that make you believe this team’s best moments are still ahead. What do you think the Jacks need to break through against powerhouse teams? #Sports #Wrestling #JackrabbitWrestling

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