Whether it’s a Super Bowl squares pool, a straight moneyline bet on the winner, a complicated and ridiculous parlay, or a random prop bet on whether JoJo Natson Jr. will score the final touchdown of the game (100-to-1 odds, if you’re curious), gambling is what really makes the Super Bowl the biggest sporting event of the year. You can bet on just about anything regarding the Super Bowl, but what if you could really bet on anything?...
The day following the Peach Bowl semifinal at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium — a 42-41 victory for top-ranked Georgia — the Falcons’ social media team tweeted the following video of Younghoe Koo kicking a chip-shot 21-yard field goal to beat the Cardinals 20-19. The Falcons captioned the video, “This is how you make a game-winning field goal at @MBStadium.” Apart from the unsavory prospect of making fun of an amateur athlete, the Falcons’ tweet also failed to mention that Koo, a 2020 Pro Bowl player, made his field goal from 21 yards out, whereas Ruggles’ was from 50....
The Falcons capitalized on a pair of New Orleans turnovers and cruised to a 45-32 victory in which both defenses decided to take the night off as the teams combined for 916 yards of offense. MORE: Best images from Week 3 The 45-point outburst was the most the Falcons had ever scored on “Monday Night Football,” and they won a road game on Monday night for the first time since 1979....
HOUSTON (Reuters) - The Atlanta Falcons will try on Sunday to remove their name from the list of teams never to have won a Super Bowl while the New England Patriots seek to rewrite the record book as the National Football League kicks off a new era with a vintage matchup. Upwards of 180 million Americans and a worldwide television audience are set to tune in for a contest that possesses all the hallmarks of a classic, as Atlanta’s explosive top ranked offence piloted by quarterback Matt Ryan clashes with New England’s number one defence in a Texas showdown for the Vince Lombardi trophy....
In an effort to entice players back to Fall Guys, Mediatonic has announced that there will be a Double Fame period from now until the Season 2 launch on October 8th. Any Fame that players earn during their Fall Guys matches will contribute towards their Season 1 Battle Pass and help them unlock the various goodies that are included with it. RELATED: Fall Guys Season 2 Customization Features Revealed...
This year has already been big for Fall Guys, as Epic Games made the game free-to-play in the summer. As a result, more players have been able to check out the chaotic action and zany costumes available in the colorful battle royale game. In addition, Fall Guys’ latest season, Satellite Scramble, launched last month, offering a bunch of themed cosmetics for fans to earn through the in-game battle pass. While Season 2 is still ongoing, the new Halloween event for the game looks to give new and veteran players another reason to continue playing the game....
While details remain a bit hazy on whether or not this obstacle will appear randomly like Big Yeetus, the obstacle has been officially revealed with its new name. The name, in similar ridiculous Fall Guys fashion to Big Yeetus, was unveiled officially as “Thicc Bonkus.” RELATED: Fall Guys Season 2 Battle Pass is Easier to Complete For those readers who somehow missed it, Fall Guys became an incredible success story back in August....
For those that don’t know Fall Guys season two recently added several new levels to the game’s rotation following a medieval theme. Joining the ranks of crazy obstacles in the game, Thicc Bonkus was also introduced, inciting mayhem among crowds of bean people. This new update releases next week, and will serve to enhance that mayhem to all new highs. RELATED: Fall Guys Releases Godzilla Costume The new level is perhaps one of the more exciting announcements here, as it looks simple but rather hectic....
After launching on PC and PlayStation 4, eager fans flocked to the unique battle royale game in waves which caused the game’s servers to overload immediately. While the sales numbers for Fall Guys was great news for Mediatonic, the downside is that the developer did not anticipate over 8 million PS4 players trying to get into the game. Since the server crashes, Mediatonic has been very communicative on Twitter about the ongoing repairs to servers and how it is updating the game to improve its overall performance and ways to keep it fun....
He didn’t die in Vietnam. But parts of him did. The young parts, the innocent parts, the carefree, confident football player with a little too much attitude. Those parts stayed behind in a strafed jungle that would, over decades, grow back thick and green over all that had been lost there. Vietnam was the first war that entered our living rooms through our television screens. Now they all do in one way or another....
But that’s all over now. A country that has basically ignored foreign affairs since the cold war ended has discovered that foreign affairs has not ignored it. Now suddenly people are ransacking their brains to see if they have opened any envelopes with mysterious white powder over the past two weeks. Now upscalers who once spent hours agonizing over which Moen faucet head would go with their cop-per farmhouse-kitchen sink are suddenly worried about whether the water coming out of the pipes has been poisoned....
Inflation has now hit a 40-year high of 9.1 percent, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics—the biggest yearly increase since an 8.6 percent jump in 1981. President Joe Biden set out to reassure those worried about the cost-of-living crisis by claiming U.S. inflation is the lowest of “almost every major nation.” Last month, a survey conducted by ABC News and polling firm Ipsos revealed that most Americans claimed inflation, rising gas prices, and the economy are the most important issues for them in determining how they will vote for Congress in November....
Two former staffers, Charlotte Bennett and Lindsey Boylan, shared experiences with the governor’s alleged “pervasive harassment.” This includes unflattering comments about the weight of female colleagues, inappropriate questions about romantic and sexual relationships, and nonconsensual physical advances, according to Newsweek. On Monday, a third woman, Anna Ruch, accused Cuomo of unwanted advances at a wedding. According to Newsweek, Ruch said Cuomo put his hand on her lower back and put his hands on her cheeks and asked her to kiss him....
She’s one of many journalists in Florida who was attempting to stay safe whilst bringing viewers coverage of the devastating storm. Over 2 million people have reportedly been left without power as many parts of the state have been devastated. In the midst of the storm, NBC2 journalist Galer was informing viewers in Southwest Florida about the current status of Hurricane Ian, but some viewers were distracted by the equipment she was using to report....
The tech pioneer and entrepreneur, who today is best known for his charitable work via the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation while retaining the position as one of the richest people in the world, has also long been the victim of conspiracy theories. While most of those theories focus on his wealth, power or work on vaccines, one of the stranger claims went viral on the internet this week: that he was given computer lessons more than two decades ago by the Colombian singer Shakira....
But this week, a number of journalists had their Twitter accounts suspended, including reporters from CNN, The Washington Post, and The New York Times. Musk said the suspensions are linked to an account that tracked the movement of his private jet. The billionaire cited his personal safety and that of his family as motivation for pursuing these suspensions. But the journalists dispute Musk’s characterization of their activity as endangering him or his family....
Sponsored by Defense of Democracies, a group with GOP connections, the ad takes the House to task for not passing the bill, as the Senate has. The ad appeals to fear, with its image of Osama bin Laden and similar ploys. But we find that it also makes several misleading claims. Specifically, the ad says that: “The law” allowing government eavesdroppers to intercept al Qaeda communications has expired. But the main, 30-year-old law that lets them listen in, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, is still on the books....
He’ll be posting thoughts and pictures on his Twitter feed, so follow along. Here are his previous road trip stories: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 part I and 2016 part II. 9:21 a.m. Now that I’m here in Clemson and the parade has started, the orange is everywhere. That’s nice, because for most of the drive from Charlotte to the home of the newly crowned college football champs, it was dark....
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