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Packers DC Talks “Trainwreck” if Kyler Murray Shakes Loose
Prior to becoming the Packers DC, Jonathan Gannon was the HC of the Arizona Cardinals. As a result, Coach Gannon knows Kyler Murray well.
Green Bay’s defensive play caller spoke with the media earlier in the week. At the beginning of the presser, Gannon began with plenty of praise: “Yeah, Kyler Murray, really good player. He’s in a really good offense with some elite players. Obviously, I’ve got nothing but love and respect for K1. He’s competitive, he’s smart, he can make all the throws, and he can beat you with his legs, so big time challenge.”
In short, some good praise from the skipper who shared plenty of time with Murray in the desert. Later on, Gannon dug into the challenge of Murray, dropping an important word along the way.
Consider what Gannon then said: “Obviously, we know in his history what Kyler can do with his legs. It’s part of the challenge of us [in] Week 1 […] We gotta see how the game goes but that’s obviously a point of emphasis because I know first hand what this guy can do with his legs. And he can trainwreck the game real fast if you’re not coordinated the right way.”
Packers DC Jonathan Gannon Talks Threat of Kyler Murray
Expectations are reasonably high for Murray in Minnesota.
As Gannon mentions, the Vikings’ new QB1 is going to lean on some excellent talent around him. Justin Jefferson is the most notable but the WR1 isn’t alone. All of Jordan Addison, Jordan Mason, Aaron Jones, Jauan Jennings, and T.J. Hockenson offer ample promise.
But then there’s that singular ability contained within Mr. Murray that’s exists independent of the guys around him. His acceleration is elite, leading to defenders aplenty needing extra tape for some broken ankles.
Something to consider, folks, is how the mere threat of Murray running can help somebody like Jefferson.
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Generally speaking, teams like to devote a ton of attention toward ensuring Jefferson doesn’t get into too much green grass. That’s a reasonable strategy that’s going to become more difficult due to Murray’s ability to chew up yards as a runner.
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Consider, for instance, a scenario in the red zone where Murray breaks free from the pocket. Does a linebacker and/or safety feel compelled to fly forward so that Murray doesn’t get too much breathing room? If so, does that lead to more open room to fit the pigskin into the receiver’s mitts?
Surely, the Packers DC is preparing for precisely the sort of issue that has been described above. But, to be sure, there’s a considerable difference between acknowledging the problem and then finding a great solution for the problem.
Kevin O’Connell understands that generating explosive gains is paramount to putting points on the board. Likewise, the skipper knows that getting the full 7 points from within a touchdown versus just 3 points from a field goal can make a huge difference.
Does Kyler Murray boast the key to explosion and the full 7 points? If so, then Green Bay could be working toward a trainwreck of a game.
The Vikings host the Packers on Sunday, September 13th. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:25 p.m.
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Rohit Sharma’s ‘Non-Committal’ T-Shirt Sparks Buzz, Fans Link It To BCCI Chief Selector Ajit Agarkar’s Remark
Rohit Sharma is set to step into a new arena as he makes his television debut with the upcoming game show Family Full House. Recently, giving fans a glimpse into his first day on set, Rohit shared his excitement about embarking on this new journey and experiencing the world of entertainment from behind the host’s desk. Now, in a video that has been going viral on social media from the sets of the show, Rohit’s T-shirt has become a topic of conversation.
Rohit can be seen wearing a white T-shirt on which the words ‘non-committal?’ are written. Some social media users claimed that the ‘non-committal’ word may be a dig at BCCI chief selector Ajit Agarkar, whio had in October, 2025 said Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma were ‘non-committal’ with regards to the 2027 World Cup.
Rohit Sharma cooked Ajit Agarkar BADLY. 💀
Last October, when Ajit Agarkar was asked about Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli playing in the 2027 World Cup, he described both as “non-committal.”
Fast-forward to now: Rohit is set to appear on Sony TV’s new show Family Full House,… pic.twitter.com/YQhkjvCZJB
— Kohlistic🔥 (@Kohlistic18) September 10, 2026
Rare W with Rohit Sharma.
My blud cooked Agarkar and Gambhir with this non-committal T-shirt 😭 pic.twitter.com/hksZoMn6Xn
— ‘ (@CristianoCR7_un) September 10, 2026
Rohit Sharma wearing non committal T-shirt. pic.twitter.com/Cvw8CDyoGN
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) September 10, 2026
Rohit wearing a T-shirt “NON COMMITAL” 😭 pic.twitter.com/ccGlVZR5oA
— Samarth Sharma (@Highonro) [September 10, 2026](https://x.com/Highonro/status/2097901545753039314?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
Family Full House with Rohit Sharma is set to premiere on September 19, 2026, on Sony Entertainment Television and Sony LIV.
In the behind-the-scenes glimpse, released earlier, Rohit can be seen settling into his new surroundings and getting a feel for life on the other side of the camera. There is a sense of curiosity and excitement as he steps into a role that is quite different from the cricket field, one that calls for quick wit, spontaneity, and plenty of interaction.
Interestingly, his customised lounge on the sets seems to bring a little bit of the cricketer into his new avatar. Designed around his personality and sporting journey, the space features his iconic jersey framed on the wall, a ‘Hitman’ carving on the feature wall, along with his helmet and bat displayed prominently on a shelf.
Adding to the sporting vibe is the striking blue colour palette of the lounge. From getting familiar with his new role as a host to being part of the show’s lively format, the cricketer-turned-entertainer appears ready to embrace a side of himself audiences haven’t seen before.
For someone who has spent years mastering the art of reading a game, Rohit now appears ready to read a room and entertain an audience.
The first-look glimpse also gives viewers a sense of Rohit embracing the lively atmosphere of Family Full House as he begins finding his rhythm in the host’s chair. While cricket fans know him for his calm presence, big-match temperament, and effortless humour, the show promises to reveal a different side of the star.
With the first shoot now underway, Rohit’s transition from the cricket pitch to the television studio is officially in motion. Whether he can bring the same instinct and timing to the entertainment arena remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the Hitman is ready for his next innings.
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Barcelona midfielder Rodri says he has apologised to the entire Valencia squad after television cameras appeared to catch him describing the La Liga strugglers as “very weak”.
Rodri reportedly made the comment to Barcelona team-mates Pau Cubarsi and Raphinha while sitting on the bench after being substituted during his side’s 5-0 league win against Valencia on Sunday.
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The result at Mestella Stadium left Valencia bottom of the table with no wins in their first four matches.
Though the footage has no audio, broadcaster Movistar claimed they lip-read the 30-year-old former Manchester City player saying: “They’re really weak. They haven’t got past the halfway line.”
Fans and sections of the Spanish media accused Rodri, who won the golden ball as Spain won the 2026 World Cup, of being disrespectful.
“I apologised to my friend and colleague Jose Gaya [Spain defender and Valencia captain] and to the entire squad as well,” Rodri said after Barcelona’s 5-1 win against Feyenoord in the Champions League on Wednesday.
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“I also want to make it clear that it was simply an expression of surprise – anyone watching the video can see that.
“At no point did I intend to mock anyone or take a difficult moment for a team out of context. Quite the opposite – we all want Valencia to return to where it belongs in the league, it is one of the best clubs in the competition. I simply wanted to say that.
“I would also add that it was a private conversation; I think we should all learn a bit more from this, as things really do get taken out of context sometimes. But at no point did I mean any disrespect. My apologies to Valencia.”
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‘Scientific evidence backing my case’: Anaya Bangar hits back at critics, claims no ‘unfair advantage’ | Off the field News
Transgender cricketer Anaya Bangar has responded to criticism over her participation in women’s cricket in Australia, saying she has scientific evidence to show that she does not have an unfair physical advantage.Bangar, the daughter of former India cricketer and ex-batting coach Sanjay Bangar, played age-group men’s cricket for Mumbai before beginning her gender transition in 2022. She underwent gender-affirming surgery in March 2026.The 25-year-old has been cleared by Cricket Australia to play women’s cricket at community level in Australia, subject to its policy requirements.Bangar told the UK-based Daily Mail that she wanted to use the criticism surrounding her eligibility to create more awareness about transgender athletes and the process they go through.“I’m willing to take that and basically try to turn that into education and awareness, which I intend to do through my case and many other people out there who have gone through the same process as me and don’t have any unfair advantage,” she said, as quoted by Daily Mail.“I think that’s where it all comes down to, and I hope people eventually understand.”As part of research at the Manchester University Institute of Sport, Bangar was assessed after more than a year of hormone replacement therapy and testosterone suppression, Daily Mail report said. Researchers looked at her lung capacity, power output and haemoglobin levels and compared the results with those of cisgender female athletes.Bangar said the measurements from the research fell within the range recorded among cisgender female athletes.“Whatever data that suggested, it all fell within that range,” Bangar said.She said her argument was based on the results of the research rather than her personal views.“I’m not talking from personal feelings or opinions. I have actual scientific evidence backing my case. My advocacy in this part is that not all trans women have an unfair advantage. It needs to be assessed on a case-by-case basis, similar to how Cricket Australia has approached my case, and I think that’s how it should be worldwide as well.”
Jason ‘Stubby’ Holder, fresh from clinching his fourth John Letts Medal, is eager to channel his relentless energy into claiming the Listed W H Wylie Handicap at Morphettville this Saturday.
At 52 years of age, Holder continues to excel at the pinnacle of the riding ranks in South Australia, having recently secured the state’s prestigious stewards-voted award for jockeys for the fourth time, in addition to the metropolitan premiership for the season just concluded.
“I’m very grateful that I’ve been on the right horses and my body is staying well,” Holder commented. “To get acknowledged is amazing and I take pride in my work.”
Trainer Andrew Gluyas plans to saddle three runners in the 1100m Adelaide feature, but Holder has his sights locked on one specific horse, ensuring he will be reunited with Watchme Win.
The jockey-horse combination triumphed in this race last year, with the lead-up to the 2026 edition showing a strong resemblance to the previous year’s campaign.
“He’s a beautiful horse and I love him,” Holder stated. “I was asked which one I wanted to ride and it was a ‘no brainer’ for me. He only got beaten a length-and-a-half in the Goodwood and he should nearly jump favourite for mine as he’d be very hard to beat.”
The six-year-old gelding finished fourth in the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes (1100m) at Caulfield in July 2025 before a spell and a subsequent return for the Wylie Handicap.
His form included a sixth placing in the Group 3 Bletchingly Stakes (1200m) behind Cosmic Crusader on July 25, followed by a convincing jump out win at Morphettville over 800m on August 18.
“Every experience he has had away, he has come back a better horse,” Holder added. “I ride him in most of his trackwork and every time he goes out he puts in 110%. His trial was very good and he’s come back very well and that brought him on quickly so Andrew had to back off him a bit. I’m happy with the way he was going.”
Watchme Win is currently considered a $6.50 chance for the Wylie Handicap, with stablemate Bassett Babe at $5 and Omaha Dawn at $23.
Find the best betting markets for the Wylie Handicap at betting sites.
Seattle Seahawks RB Geoge Holani had eight carries for 29 yards in a Week 1 win over the New England Patriots. Holani was targeted once as a receiver but did not have a catch.
Why It Matters: Holani more or less split the backfield duties with Jadarian Price in Week 1, totaling eight carries to 10 for the rookie — free-agent signee Emanuel Wilson had two. Holani wasn’t nearly as effective, though, and it’ll be interesting to see how touches are divvied up in Week 2 and beyond given how explosive Price looked in limited burn. There’s also the eventual return of Zach Charbonnet (knee), who should supplant Holani as the No. 2 back at some point. For the moment, Holani holds marginal value as roster depth, but that could be short lived.
Once again, the winningest wedge on the PGA Tour was also the most played wedge on the PGA Tour.
With 21 victories in 2026, Vokey again led the winning-wedge count — while also making up 52 percent of all gap, sand and lob wedges on the PGA Tour this past season.
Other brands had excellent years, too. TaylorMade recorded seven wins with its new MG5 platform, including three from a non-contracted player. Cleveland also had multiple non-contracted wins, in addition to recording a major (Ryan Fox, Open Championship) with its RTZ wedges.
Keep reading below for the list of the winningest wedge models of the 2026 FedEx Cup season.
The winningest wedges during the 2026 FedEx Cup season
No. 1 Titleist Vokey SM11 (11 wins)
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Titleist’s new Vokey SM11 wedges hit the ground running just after their introduction on the PGA Tour in January. The new wedges got their first victory in the bag of Cameron Young, and it was a bit of a landslide after that.
Next came Ricky Castillo, Alex Fitzpatrick and Wyndham Clark, followed by Aaron Rai’s major validation. Russell Henley, Bud Cauley, Jackson Koivun and Michael Brennan all picked up victories over the summer.
Clark’s third win of the season, at the BMW, was the 11th for the new wedge platform, which saw victories with a variety of grinds from Clark and Rai’s L to Young’s K* and Henley’s Tour Kingpin T-Grind.
A Grind For Every Player For every player, there’s a set of grinds fit for clean contact. SM11 provides a leading combination of lofts, bounces, and grinds to promote solid contact (between grooves 2-5), predictable performance, and the confidence to take on whatever the shot demands. Grind Comparison Consistent CG Location For a given loft, SM11 features the same CG location in all grinds, resulting in a controlled, consistent launch angle. No matter which sole design fits your swing or course conditions, your launch window is locked in—leaving you free to choose the lofts and grinds that work for you. A Smarter Way To Spin The new Vokey Spin System combines an angled face texture, shot-specific groove shapes, and deeper spin milled grooves to deliver the right amount of spin from any lie, in all conditions
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T2. TaylorMade MG5 (7 wins)
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Jack Hirsh/GOLF
TaylorMade’s new MG5 had a banner coming-out party in 2026. Not only did the forged MG5 win the bags of TaylorMade staffers Rory McIlroy, Collin Morikawa, Jacob Bridgeman and Michael Thorbjornsen, but it also recorded three wins thanks to free agent Chris Gotterup.
The most popular lob wedge grind was the LB while Morikawa used the TW-grind and Thorbjornsen played the SC.
FORGED FEEL Incredible feel is a must for having a great wedge game. MG5 has been forged from soft carbon steel and designed with geometry to provide excellent feel with great feedback. MAXIMUM SPIN MG5 uses all-new, more aggressive grooves designed to maximize spin. Saw-milled grooves produce tighter tolerances allowing engineers to design steeper walls and sharper radii intended to maximize spin in both dry and damp conditions. PERFORMANCE IN ALL CONDITIONS RAW face with Spin Tread technology channels away moisture to help retain spin. The same way that tire treads help your car stay connected to the road, laser-etched channels redirect water at impact and creates more friction between the club face and golf ball to maintain spin in wet conditions. CRAFTSMANSHIP MEETS CONSISTENCY Crafted by hand and then milled to perfection. Each wedge and sole grind are precision-milled to eliminate the natural human error that comes with hand polishing. Our grinds deliver unmatched consistency and craftsmanship that players can count on every time. CHARCOAL FINISH MG5 debuts a sleek, sophisticated charcoal finish that reduces glare and enhances its aesthetic appeal in the bag.
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3. Titleist Vokey SM10 (6 wins)
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While no longer Vokey’s flagship wedge, the SM10 still recorded 7 wins in 2026 on the strength of Matt Fitzpatrick’s three victories and an early season win by Justin Rose, J.T. Poston and Tom Kim.
Fitzpatrick’s three wins contributed to the M-Grind tying the season lead for lob wedge grinds with the T.
Adding Vokey Design® SM10 Wedges to your bag opens a world of scoring opportunities. Between the crisp contact, optimal flighting, incredible spin – and those magical Bob Vokey grinds – they give you everything you need to grow your short game skill. From the simple to the sensational, SM10 are made to make great shots happen. Improved Flighting & Feel Get lower, more attacking flight in a wedge that feels amazingly solid at impact with SM10. A precise shift in the center of gravity gives you even more control and stability for greater confidence over every shot. Ultimate Shot Versatility Your swing is unique and requires the right tools. Finding your ideal mix of grinds will provide you with flawless contact and maximum versatility so you can be prepared for everything the course demands.
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T4. Cleveland RTZ (3 wins)
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Jack Hirsh/GOLF
Cleveland’s RTZ platform recorded four full set wins in the bags of Nico Echavarria, Brandt Snedeker and Ryan Fox during his Open Championship run.
That doesn’t really tell the full story behind RTZ’s sucess as J.J. Spaun also carried it in his sand wedge, and Gary Woodland won with a prototype RTZ Offset lob wedge. Both Woodland and Snedeker played the wedges without a contract.
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T4. Titleist Vokey SM8 (3 wins)
Scottie Scheffler continues to play Vokey’s SM8 from 2021 in both his sand and gap wedge. His lob wedge for his first victory of the season at the American Express was an SM10 K-Grind, but he switched at his next start back to an SM9 T-Grind with which he recorded his later two victories.
6. Callaway Opus SP (2 wins)
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Jack Hirsh/GOLF
Callaway’s Opus SP line recorded two victories with Akshay Bhatia and Stefano Mazzoli. Both players used the 08C-grind for their lob wedges.
SPIN POCKET™ CONSTRUCTION A re-engineered 2-piece construction head design strategically reshapes mass to optimize CG locations. The Spin Pocket redistributes weight higher, raising the CG, and promoting a lower, more penetrating launch. The result is more spin and enhanced control, especially when you need to flight shots or attack tight pins. NEW SPIN GEN 2.0 FACE™ The most advanced face in OPUS history. A new 17° groove angle with tighter pitch spacing delivers more groove edge contact for more consistent spin across a variety of lies. Combined with a deeper cross-hatch laser pattern across the face, Spin Gen 2.0 produces enhanced friction for more bite and stopping power on all types of approach shots. SHAPE 6 – TOUR-VALIDATED PROFILE Trusted by Tour players for its clean, confident look at address, Shape 6 offers precise leading edge shaping and refined sole geometry. Shape 6 is the 6th and final iteration in the Opus prototype shaping phase, validated by Tour players and major champions. OPUS SP introduces progressive shaping in gap wedges to seamlessly blend with modern iron sets—creating a more cohesive setup from top to bottom. X GRIND – VERSATILITY WITH BOUNCE Back by popular demand, the X Grind returns in OPUS SP. Designed for shotmakers who want added bounce for forgiveness, without giving up versatility, the X Grind is ideal for players who like to open the face around the greens or play in firmer turf conditions. It’s the perfect blend of playability and performance in a wide range of shots and conditions.
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Other wedges to win on the PGA Tour in 2026
All won one event.
- Cobra King (Gary Woodland)*
- Cleveland RTX (J.J. Spaun)*
- Ping S259 (Kristoffer Reitan)
- Ping Glide 2.0 (Viktor Hovland)**
- Mizuno T22 (Steven Fisk)***
* Also used RTZ
**Also used S259
*** Also used SM10
Total brand count
- Titleist: 21
- TaylorMade: 7
- Cleveland: 4
- Callaway: 2
- Ping: 2
- Cobra: 1
- Mizuno: 1
Winning PGA Tour wedges by lob wedge grind in 2026
- Vokey .04T: 5
- Vokey .08M: 5
- TaylorMade LB: 5
- Vokey L: 4
- Vokey K*: 3
- Vokey .06K: 2
- Vokey A: 2
- TaylorMade TW: 2
- Cleveland LOW: 2
- Callaway 08C: 2
- Cleveleand 588 Proto Wide: 1
- Cleveland Proto: 1
- Cleveland Mid: 1
- Vokey A+: 1
- Ping S: 1
- Ping TS: 1
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Well, the headlines have featured some twists and turns on this situation.
The Vikings pivoted off of the decision to sign Kenny Dyson to the practice squad. Minnesota is doing so not out of dissatisfaction with the young lad but, rather, due to the NFL nullifying the deal.
Alec Lewis of The Athletic with some details: “Edge rusher Kenny Dyson’s contract with the Vikings was disapproved, according to the NFL’s transaction wire. The team had attempted to sign him to the practice squad after waiving him with an injury settlement. He’s now a free agent.”
To account for the suddenly thin edge rusher spot, Nolan Teasley has snagged veteran Jihad Ward, as the team’s official social media shared: “The #Vikings have signed OLB Jihad Ward to the practice squad.” Keep in mind that Kyle Van Noy is still on the practice squad as another veteran option for Sunday.
Vikings Pivot Off Young in Favor of Old
In Mr. Ward, the Vikings are solidifying the team’s floor rather than raising the ceiling.
Indeed, the defender has been in the NFL for a long time. He originally turned pro after getting drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 2nd Round of the 2016 NFL Draft. At that time, Case Keenum hadn’t yet tossed the pass that would be known as “The Minneapolis Miracle,” so we’re talking about a little while ago.
Since then, Ward has put in work for a pile of different teams. He was a Raider initially before then becoming a Cowboy, a Colt, a Raven, a Jaguar, a Giant, a Viking, and a Titan. Ward is now a Viking yet again.
In 2024, Jihad Ward offered some sturdy but unspectacular football for the Minnesota Vikings.
Ward’s season in Minnesota involved playing in seventeen games, starting a pair as he climbed up to 467 snaps for Brian Flores. The final stat tally shows 10 tackles, 1 sack, 14 quarterback hits, and 1 tackle for loss. Among those numbers, the QB hits — almost 1 per game — is what really jumps off the page.
In Tennessee last season, Ward offered the Titans 5 sacks alongside 22 quarterback hits, so there’s still some ability inside of him.
Some may see the Ward addition as somewhat anticlimactic. Opting for a young lad like Dyson means welcoming considerably more upside due to the potential that’s seemingly inherent in youth. That’s a perspective with a pile of merit.
What Minnesota has done, though, is solidify the position with someone who can get leaned on for work as early as this Sunday. That’s not a foregone conclusion, but that’s not the point. Instead, the point is to have the option if there’s a need.
Part of the appeal is that the newcomer can get moved up and down the line. Back in 2024, Brian Flores leaned on Ward for edge rusher snaps alongside snaps further inward. On passing downs, in particular, there’s merit in tasking Ward with playing at 3T or 5T.
Jihad Ward, 32, stands at 6’5″ and 285 pounds. Better yet, he arrives with built-in knowledge of the Flores defense, allowing him to get deployed early on if there’s a need.
The Vikings host the Packers on Sunday for a 3:25 p.m. CT game inside of U.S. Bank Stadium.
Indian hockey team during the 2026 World Cup (PIC: PTI)
The Indian hockey teams will revert to their traditional blue jerseys for the upcoming Asian Games following widespread backlash over a controversial shift to a saffron coloured kit.
Hockey India (HI) faced intense criticism earlier after switching its long-standing colour to saffron, which the teams sported during the FIH World Cups in the Netherlands and Belgium.
The decision triggered internal discord when HI president Dilip Tirkey publicly questioned the move, stating it was implemented without the knowledge or approval of the federation’s elected leadership and Executive Board.
“IOA asked us about our preference of colour for kit, we gave blue as primary and saffron as the second one. As I had already said before the World Cup that the colour change is not permanent,” Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey said on the sidelines of the Asian Games contingent send-off here on Tuesday.
Another top Hockey India official added, “The kits for Asian Games, Olympics and CWG are designed by IOA and they ask preference from every federation. So we gave our choice, it has nothing to do with the controversy surrounding jersey colour ahead of World Cup.” The Asian Games will be an important assignment for the Indian teams, with the tournament also offering a crucial opportunity to secure qualification to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and strengthen their position on the continental stage.
(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
First Published: Sep 09 2026 | 10:50 AM IST
A report indicates the SEC is meeting on Thursday to determine whether to kick LSU out of the league.
Would Greg Sankey’s conference actually boot out the Tigers?
On today’s episode of Locked On College Football, Spencer McLaughlin and ‘Locked On BYU’ host Jake Hatch preview the game of the week in the Big 12.
Arizona’s trip to Provo has legitimate Playoff implications.
Alabama travels to Kentucky this week as a 10.5-point favorite against the Wildcats.
Is the upset potential as real as that line would indicate?
00:00 LSU roster changes and SEC decision
06:22 College football rule controversy
07:23 Western Michigan in Top 25
13:33 BYU’s defensive strategy against Fifita
15:24 Bachmeier’s pocket play evolution
22:30 Discussing Alabama’s road game odds
26:28 Doubts About Coach and Kentucky Game
30:15 Kentucky’s chance against Alabama
31:16 Predicting Alabama vs. Kentucky game
Trainer Chris Waller is anticipating that Steel Will will emulate his sibling’s success when the three-year-old colt makes his Melbourne debut at Flemington.
Victorious in his past two assignments, Steel Will is set to compete in the Group 3 Poseidon Stakes over 1100 metres on Saturday.
Steel Will’s older half-sister, September Run, also travelled to Melbourne as a three-year-old and demonstrated exceptional speed down the Flemington straight.
September Run claimed the Listed Cap D’Antibes Stakes (1100m) at Flemington, a race contested on Saturday, prior to winning the Poseidon Stakes and subsequently the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes (1200m) during the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
A change in the racing schedule sees the Poseidon Stakes swapping dates with the Group 2 Danehill Stakes, also at Flemington, which will be held on October 3 this year.
September Run exhibited more precocity as a two-year-old, winning at Canterbury and Doomben, while Steel Will secured one placing from two starts in his juvenile career.
After finishing unplaced first-up to commence her three-year-old season, September Run arrived in Melbourne following that defeat to initiate her successful run.
Conversely, Steel Will has achieved wins at Wyong and Rosehill to commence his three-year-old campaign, and Waller is keen to determine his standing among the stable’s promising young sprinters.
“We’re not sure (where he lays) and that’s why we want to run him and see where he does fit in,” Waller commented.
“Sentimentally there is a little bit in our favour. He’s a half-brother to September Run and this is when she found he great form when she won in a similar type of race at the same time.
“He’s done everything right in Sydney and we just want to see how he performs down the straight and then he can maybe go on to a Danehill and hopefully the Coolmore.
“But they are big steps though.”
Steel Will is drawn barrier nine in the ten-runner field and will be ridden by Ben Melham.
With the Poseidon Stakes on the horizon, exploring the racing betting markets for value is a popular pursuit.
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