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There have been longer goals scored, there have been crazier goals scored, but good luck finding a more stunning goal in soccer history than what happened in Friday's Minnesota Class A championship game. After a scoreless regulation and first overtime between Blake School and Bemidji High at Vikings' U.S. Bank Stadium, Blake's Keegan James took the double OT kickoff at midfield and delivered an absolute dagger to win the title.
ESPN's Darren Rovell shared the incredible clip, calling it a “MUST WATCH.” We couldn't agree more. See for yourself:
https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/status/1058477413125025793
For this to happen at any time would be ridiculous, but to win a state title? Unbelievable. Obviously, this must have been something James has practiced (Honestly, we didn't even know if it was legal at first), but wow, just wow. We're guessing this instant high school legend is going to have a pretty good weekend.
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We're not sure what possessed the Open's official Twitter handle to pose the following poll question on a Friday afternoon in November, but there it was. “Who would you most like to play a round with?” Even more puzzling were the three options given: Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and Justin Thomas.
https://twitter.com/TheOpen/status/1058403376860409856
Hmm. All three former World No. 1s and major champions are obviously great options, but c'mon, you know where this is heading. The votes came in and, yep, Tiger dominated the other two. The result was so unsurprising it prompted Thomas to offer this hilarious reaction:
https://twitter.com/JustinThomas34/status/1058427881922183168
It's good to see this young star doesn't take himself too seriously. Then again, that's pretty apparent based on this year's Halloween costume:
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You know what? JT, you've got my vot—eh, nah. Can't do it. I'm going with Tiger, too. Sorry, man,..

A former NBA player went Down Under to continue his playing career, but he's probably feeling a bit down and out after his best friend wasn't allowed to stay.
In what's being described as a “miscommunication” by Lamar Patterson, his French bulldog named Kobe was detained shortly after the 27-year-old landed at Brisbane Airport. Although Patterson cleared customs, according to the Associated Press, carrying his pet onboard and without a proper import permit violated Australia's strict bio-security laws.
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“If this is big news then Australia is an amazing place to live at,” Patterson said at a Friday news conference. “It was on my ticket that I was traveling with a pet, even my return ticket. It was a miscommunication with the airlines.”
Miscommunication or not, sadly, Kobe was quarantined and then sent back home. At least, for now.
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Following a 146-point explosion on Thursday night, the Sacramento Kings and point guard De'Aaron Fox (31 points, 15 assists and 10 rebounds on 9-of-13 shooting) were the talk of the NBA. Sure, their latest win came against the lowly Atlanta Hawks, but it was a fifth victory in a row to move to 6-3 on the young season. Not bad for a team Las Vegas projected to win 26 games this season and whose own Twitter handle was creatively blacking out lopsided scores during the preseason.
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It led to the NBA on TNT crew discussing the surprising squad's prospects for the rest of the season — maybe TNT will even show one of their games at some point — and prompted Charles Barkley to (eventually) make a (pretty weak) guarantee.
“This might be the year,” Barkley states, before being asked what he means. Barkley clarified he meant this might be the year the Kings snap their 12-year playoff drought (bold!) and he guarantee..

Defending champion Justin Rose has a two-shot lead halfway through the Turkish Airlines Open after consecutive 6-under-par 65s

Kansas City man to bulldoze his own house to expand First Tee golf course he created

Golf should be a meritocracy, but it's hard not to feel like certain kids are granted a head start