The ripple effect of Hunter Dickinson’s transfer to Kansas

Phil Mickelson started the final round of the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills 14 strokes behind the leaders, but he had become the story of the tournament thanks to a bizarre penalty and a ruling from the USGA that many disagreed with. The incident came on the 13th hole of the third round when Mickelson hit his bogey putt well past the hole and it appeared that it might roll off the green. Rather than wait to see where the ball might end up, Mickelson literally ran after the ball and hit it again as it was still moving. Fox announcer Joe Buck was stunned and momentarily speechless. After the putt, commentator Curtis Strange may have summed it up best as Mickelson was walking off the green with

Knox becomes the second recruit in the 2019 class to sign with the Hawks under new men’s basketball coach Billy Lange. Last week, UCF sophomore forward Myles Douglass tweeted that he’s transferring to Hawk Hill. He redshirted last season after he averaged 2.0 points and 1.1 rebounds in 8.9 minutes