Jason Day’s Outfit At The Open Championship Is Going Viral originally appeared on The Spun.

Jason Day had fans talking at this week’s Open Championship but it wasn’t about his play…

On Tuesday the Australian-born golfer was rocking the fit of all fits on Dunlace Course where he layered his polo with a collared sweater, patterned pants and his Motive-branded visor.

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People were definitely split on Jason’s fashion choice in the comments.

“Dude’s making his outfits speak way louder than his golf. He has a ton of talent not sure where he’s coming from. It’s a spectacle,” a user said.

“Serious question. How does one golf comfortably in this?” another asked.

“Walmart worthy,” a fan replied.

“solid fit, might need to get one for the fall,” another person shared.

“Kind of a rich homeless look,” another fan commented.

“10/10 no notes 🔥☘️” TW Legion posted.

“Big fire,” another user responded.

“The tour visor mixed with that pullover is honestly a nice look. Pants are leaving a lot to be desired. 6.5/10.”

Day has been known to make some waves with his outfit choices over the years but usually he sticks the landing.

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The 37-year-old will attempt to capture his first major in 10 years when he tees off in Northern Ireland after tying for second at the Open back in 2023.

The storied tournament gets started on Thursday where golfers will battle it out for a $17 million purse throughout the weekend.

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Jason Day’s Outfit At The Open Championship Is Going Viral first appeared on The Spun on Jul 15, 2025

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NFL quarterback and high school football coach Teddy Bridgewater has been suspended from the latter position over allegations of impermissible gifts to student athletes.

Bridgewater, 32, won a Class 3A state title at Florida powerhouse Miami Northwestern last season before returning to the NFL as a Detroit Lions backup and making a brief appearance in the team’s playoff loss to the Washington Commanders.

He claims the infraction is being ‘self reported’ by Miami Northwest, which happens to be the 2014 first-round pick’s former high school.

‘The suspension came from MNW and it’s impossible to suspend someone who doesn’t work for you,’ he wrote. ‘So if im suspended from MNW im free to go to another school of my choice but IM NOT GOING ANYWHERE.

‘And if it comes down to it, I will volunteer from the bleachers like I used to in 2018 and 2019 when no one had a problem.’

Bridgewater recently posted about providing Uber rides to players and asked supporters of the program for donations to offset his out-of-pocket costs.

‘Today I’m coming to you on behalf of the football team and seeking donations to assist our boys this season and to help me carry the load so I no longer have to take from my personal funds to keep smiles on these young men face and remind them that they matter,’ he wrote online.

‘From daily uber rides, to feeding the boys MLK ($1500 a week) every morning following our morning training sessions to feeding the boys catered pasta during the season, to pride sets, to training camp – I cover ALL THE EXPENSES.’

The Florida High School Athletic Association told Rivals.com it is gathering more information.

It’s unclear how long Bridgewater will be suspended. School spokespeople did not immediately respond to Daily Mail’s request for comment.

Bridgewater has earned $64 million over 10 NFL seasons. 

He retired after serving as Jared Goff’s backup in Detroit after the 2023 season only to make a mid-season return in 2024 after winning a state title in Florida in his first season coaching at the high-school level. 

Bridgewater made a brief appearance in the Divisional Round loss to Washington when Goff was being checked for a concussion. He has a 33-32 record as a starter with 15,120 passing yards and 75 touchdowns. His best season came in 2015 when he was selected to the Pro Bowl as a member of the Minnesota Vikings. 

He is no longer listed on the Lions roster and is currently described as ‘inactive’ on the NFL Players Association website. 

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Dallas Wings rookie guard Paige Bueckers has had quite the week so far. From teaming up with Wingstop to getting showcased on national TV against Caitlin Clark for the first time this past Sunday, the ex-UConn star has quietly begun to make a name for herself.

With the assist of her girlfriend Azzi Fudd, Bueckers may have taken the next step toward stardom. In an Instagram story from Fudd which has since gone viral, more branding help could be on the way.

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“Need some custom Paige/Wings gear,” Fudd wrote. “Who can help??”

Alongside some prayer hand emojis, Fudd made sure her followers knew she meant business.

“Legit offers only,” Fudd added. “I’m being so fr [for real].”

Since making its way to ‘X,’ the post has gained immense attention with over 2,800 likes and 100-plus retweets.

Some fans were baffled by the ordeal, as the team has continued to struggle on the court.

“She saw everyone’s reaction to the wingstop commercials and had to step in,” one fan commented.

“The fact that this is posted after people spent all morning arguing,” another commented. “I’m telling you she has a sixth sense.”

Another says she needs to go about it the right way, with the help of a creative NFL wife.

“Someone tell her to DM Kristin Juszczyk she’s a 49er WAG that makes all the custom gear for NFL/nba wives,” they wrote.

It seems Fudd has yet to answer anyone despite her outcry for help. After all, what is clear is supporting Bueckers no matter how desperate it may come across is one of her top priorities.

It also confirms, or reassures for that matter, the seriousness of their relationship for those who may have doubted it. To others, it may signal a sense of entitlement, though that is up for roaming debate.

For now, it remains to be seen whether anyone comes to Fudd to fulfill her request.

READ MORE: Paige Bueckers shuts down reporter regarding Caitlin Clark question

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A policy change offers increased opportunity to participate in extracurriculars for students who are struggling academically.

Originally Published: July 15, 2025 at 6:00 AM EDT

By Najahe Sherman

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    MIAMI, Florida (WFOR) — The Miami Stingrays, a powerhouse in softball, have dedicated the last 20 years to training talented athletes for competition on both the state and national level.

With pride, they share their remarkable achievement, about 300 young women who have passed through their ranks have earned scholarships to colleges across the nation.

Taking it to the next level “So, we knew once these kids started getting older, we realized college is now the next step. So now we wanted to make sure we could try and groom these girls to be prepared for college and put them in front of the best colleges in the country and let them showcase themselves,” Gator Rebhan, founder and owner of the Miami Stingrays, said.

“For me a huge part is seeing the girls grow, from just picking up a ball and glove, turning into national elite players,” Miami Stingrays’ Jessie Rebhan said.

For head coach Angie Ugarte, leading the Stingrays carries a profound legacy.

“It’s full circle. My mom started with the Stingrays. She passed away when I was 17 so she never saw me complete that goal of playing college, but there is no doubt that she’s up there watching over and having a hand in all this. Here I am with the same jersey on, just 30 years later, so it’s really something special,” Ugarte said.

More than just the game The Stingrays welcome girls as young as eight, fostering an environment of growth and support.

“My team is there for me, and it’s helped me with a lot of things that I’ve been struggling with,” one player said.

“It has been fun and it’s giving me confidence,” another player said.

With state and national titles under their belts, the Miami Stingrays have developed athletes who have made their mark in NCAA Division I softball across the country. These crucial life lessons will stay with these athletes, guiding them toward bright futures and making Miami proud.

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