Remember the World Cup, when America sort of cared about soccer for almost 5 seconds what feels like 100 years ago (but was really just last month)? Well, graphic designer Franco Carabajal is officially here to re-stoke the soccer-loving fire in your soul with these super-clean, footy-inspired NBA kits. Here is The Loop company card. Please, take our money…all of it.
FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestIf you like what you see there, make sure to check out Carabajal's entire series, which features a home, away, and alternate for all 15 Western Conference teams. In other news, the Premier League kicks off next weekend and Nike's actual design team is serving up dogs like these…
FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestJust spitballing here, but maybe someone over there at Swoosh HQ should give Carabajal a call.

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MILAN (AP) Francesco Molinari's road to major success started with a coffee.

For many golfers, finding a brand-new golf ball in the fescue is Christmas morning. Given the rising costs of course ammo, a hacker feels like they've just made off with the Lufthansa Heist. What U.S. Border Patrol agents uncovered in Texas is of slightly higher value.
The AP reports that agents located abandoned golf bags near Brownsville in monitoring the Rio Grande last week. And what was in said bags was not exactly a new set of sticks. Officials say the bags were stuffed with 50 pounds of marijuana. An amount worth close to $40,000.
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Before you ask, no, this wasn't a leftover bag from our weed investigation, and we doubt Snoop Dogg was in town for a quick nine.
Officials think the marijuana was going to be taken to a golf course close by. No arrests have been announced.
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