- Oklahoma was the main victim yesterday in college football, eliminated from the CFP consideration with a loss at home to Kansas State.
- Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, and Clemson all won -- varying degrees of difficulty.
- Eliud Kipchoge has the official marathon record down within sixty-nine seconds of the two hour mark. He ran 2:01:09 in the Berlin Marathon to sever a half-minute from his world record today. The two-hour stunt he did earlier was not official -- it involved pacing groups, too flat of a course, etc. It was to prove it was possible.
- Dodgers Magic Number down to 5 for best record in baseball, one over the Mets for best record in the NL. Asterisks got their 100th win last night, their magic number for the AL is 5.
- The September sumo tournament is over.
- Carnage at the top: Terunofuji, the sole Yokozuna, was off form and injured and eventually dropped out. Ozeki Mitakeumi went 4-11 as kadoban, and is provisionally demoted to Sekiwake. He must go 10-5 in November or he permanently drops. Ozeki Shodai is kadoban for the fifth time in two years with a 4-11.
- On the flip side: Wakatakakage went 11-4 as a Sekiwake, beginning a new set where if he can duplicate that in November and January, he should be promoted to Ozeki.
- The winner? Maegashira Rank 3 Tamawashi, two wins clear of the field at 13-2. It is his second championship -- and, as a Maegashira, he gets the Outstanding Performance Award as a bonus. His other win was in January of 2019.
- The Green Bay Police Department has officially apologized to Packer A.J. Dillon for actions during a Lambeau Field international soccer friendly this summer.
The truth is not what actually happened. It's what you can ENFORCE happened. It's ALL enforcement.
Sunday, September 25, 2022
September 25, 2022 News and Notes
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