Nelly Korda added to her family's impressive sports pedigree Down Under with a win Sunday at the Women's Australian Open

Gene Littler, with a fluid swing that led to US Open title and spot in Hall of Fame, dies at age 88

Ken Tanigawa had six back-nine birdies in a 5-under 66 for a share of the Chubb Classic lead with Glen Day and Stephen Ames

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Gene Littler, a U.S. Open champion and member of World Golf Hall of Fame, has died

The current commander-in-chief occupies the No. 1 spot in our Golf Digest ranking

A short day of work for Justin Thomas, a lone day Sunday at Genesis Open

Thomas, Scott both handle the cold to complete rounds of 65 to share early lead at Riviera

Hitting the half-court shot at the basketball version of ESPN's “College Gameday” used to give you instant legend status. Why? Because you got literally one attempt. Not to sound all “get off of my lawn”-y, but it actually required some skill, some focus and Skip Bayless' favorite, the clutch gene. Remember the North Carolina fan who did it in a toga? An iconic moment in College Gameday history:
Freaking LEDGE. Now, like all things in this millennial-ruined world, College Gameday has made it easier on these safe-space-hiding college students by giving them not one, not two, but as many attempts as they can get in in a 20-second span. Because of this, kids are burying the half-court shot left and right. It's happened at Virginia twice in the last two years. How are you supposed to stand out like Toga guy when somebody is hitting this shot every other week?
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New York Rangers defenseman Tony DeAngelo hasn't been able to solidify his spot in the lineup this season, often finding himself in coach David Quinn's doghouse for maturity issues. But when he has gotten his shot, he often makes an impact by flashing some of the offensive skill that made him an intriguing prospect.
He's also shown that he's not afraid to mix it up, chirping anyone and everyone he can despite being just a 23-year-old pup. On Friday night in Buffalo, he did something you love to see if you're a fan, and something that should earn him plenty of respect with his teammates. After Rangers winger Mats Zuccarrello took a hard hit from Buffalo's Kyle Okposo, DeAngelo stepped in and defended his teammate. And this wasn't just some scrap, he emphatically knocked out Okposo with one punch:
Oooo boy is right. Quite the right hook from DeAngelo, who clearly took home the W in just his third career NHL fight. Per hockeyfights.com it's his seco..