"Colossians 3:23 - Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as you're working for the Lord, not for men." Well done Clayton Kershaw.

HC Jim Harbaugh on his father's advice for when to retire: "You coach as long as you possibly can until you cannot do one more script, you can't walk out on the field for one more practice or do one more gameplan-that's when you know you should coach for two more years."

🟡 We love our maize a whole lot more! 🟡

Michigan football and Nebraska praying together postgame

Thankful that I’m alive at the same time Biff Poggi is

Want to know if a team is full of winners? Simply listen to the dugout chatter before and during the game. Winners show up to perform, not be foul mouthed clowns. They are focused not funny.

"[Bryce Underwood's] best trait so far is that he is clearly not overwhelmed by the stage." Joel Klatt says the Michigan Football QB is built for the moment, and "for an 18-year-old true freshman, that's something."

Put God first and you will never be last.

NEW: Cubs rookie Matt Shaw says he doesn't regret skipping his game to attend Charlie Kirk's memorial. "My connection with Charlie was through our faith" "Whatever backlash comes is ok. I feel strong about my faith & that what was meant to be happened"

MATT SHAW KEEPS IT GOING

Last night, New York Mets broadcaster, Gary Cohen tried shaming Matt Shaw for going to Charlie Kirk’s memorial. Today, Matt Shaw went 3-4 w/ 3 runs & an RBI in the Cubs 10-3 win Poetic justice 👏

BREAKING - Mets fans are boycotting the team and refunding tickets until announcer Gary Cohen publicly apologizes for criticizing Cubs player Matt Shaw for missing a game to attend Charlie Kirk’s memorial, pointing out Cohen himself skipped a game after the death of a pet.

Michigan has beaten Alabama more times in the last two years than Georgia has beaten Alabama in the last 18 seasons. #GoBlue

If you’re a high school athlete who actually wants to play in college — here’s how much time you really have: Freshmen — 1,350 days left Sophomores — 1,000 days left Juniors — 600 days left Seniors — 250 days left That’s it. Every day you skip lifts… every rep you coast

The umpire called this runner out 🤯

Every minute you're late screams "I'm more important than all of you." It's not about time. It's about respect.

Willie Stargell's two-run homer gave the Pirates a 4-1 triumph over the Baltimore Orioles and the World Series in seven games, October 17, 1979. Stargell blasted a two-run homer off left-hander Scott McGregor in the sixth inning, turning a 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 Pirates lead that

5-Time College World Series Champion Skip Bertman on the importance of “All-In”