Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future.

Spurs got to find a reliable PG in offseason.

Takosushi Spartanburg 👌

Two generations, one program … one number

Bobby Buckets would approve.

Took my daughter to play Ware Shoals GC today and man, it was in good shape. Excited to see it!

Deshaun Watson had 500 yards of offense in back to back title games He is the only QB in CFB history to pass for 4000 yards & run for 1100 yards in the same season. The answer is DW

BANG! New numbers for the 2026-27 season!

Let’s go!!!! #GoSpursGo

The range picker for the @DPWorldTour event this week is absolutely epic.

Natty champion 3-1 CFP CFP MVP 2x All American 2x All ACC ACC POY 2x ACC Champ 2x Manning 2x Davey O’Brien 10163 passing yards 90 passing TDs 1934 rushing yards 26 rushing TDs Only player ever to have 4k passing yards & 1100 rushing yards in the same season in the history of CFB

Bold statement: Brownell will have Clemson in the Final 4 before he’s done in Tigertown.

Every year, I share this video of French caretakers who take sand from Omaha Beach in Normandy, and scrub them into the letters to give them the gold coloring. They do this for all 9,386 US soldiers who died. France also gave us this land as American soil. #MemorialDayWeekend

Remember this dude? Trevor Booker, Forward Clemson 2006-2010 #Clemson #ClemsonMBB

Shinnecock. One month away.

What an awesome week at Aronimink @PGAChampionship. Although it didn’t go exactly how I wanted, it sure was nice to post a number early yesterday to give myself a chance. Hats off to Aaron Rai with some insanely clutch shots down the stretch. I was so impressed with the course - how it managed to test both our discipline and precision all week. It begged us to challenge pins and play aggressively, and we found out early we’d be punished if we didn’t execute. Which in my opinion, are just as major championships should be

Well done!

Rules are rules. It hasn’t been any different at any level of golf he’s played. Quit whining.

Jim Colbert, an eight-time PGA TOUR winner who added 20 titles on PGA TOUR Champions, died Sunday at 85. Colbert, born in New Jersey, played golf and football in his youth and received a football scholarship to Kansas State University. An injury ended his football career and he pivoted to golf full-time, finishing runner-up at the 1964 NCAA Championship before turning pro. Colbert was not an overnight sensation on TOUR; he earned just $1,898 across 13 starts as a rookie in 1966. But he steadily progressed, capturing his first victory at the 1969 Monsanto Open in Florida (one stroke clear of eventual TOUR Commissioner Deane Beman) and adding seven more titles, including a two-win season in 1983. Between his PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions careers, Colbert worked as a golf analyst for ESPN, becoming a fan favorite with his straight-talk approach toward the game. He was a quick success on the 50-and-over circuit, winning three times in 1991 en route to Rookie of the Year honors, and he steadily added to his win total to become one of just 11 players with 20 or more PGA TOUR Champions titles. Colbert sported a bucket hat throughout his career, largely to protect his skin after nearly collapsing of sunstroke at a tournament in 1957. There was one six-month span in 1970 where he switched things up with a baseball cap, but after discovering that nobody could recognize him, he reverted to his signature look. “Lee Trevino has the sombrero. Jack Nicklaus has the bear,” Colbert once said. “I have my hat.” Colbert had another health scare in 1996 when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, but he had successful surgery and was back to elite form by 1998, returning to the winner’s circle and being named Comeback Player of the Year. Colbert made 1,091 combined starts across the PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions. Even though golf wasn’t in his original career plans, he made it his life’s work. Rest in peace, Jim Colbert.

FINAL (3A District 2 Final): Chapman 5, Walhalla 1. @BSSportsJournal @Journal_ESprott The Panthers advance to the 3A Upper State bracket later this week. Ashton Moore: CG, 2 H, 1 R (unearned), 8 K Lewis McAlister: 2-2, Run Grayson Smith: 1-2 Nate Ianitello: 2-3, Run