RICHMOND, Ky. – The Eastern Kentucky University men’s golf team has announced its 2025-26 season schedule on Wednesday, per head coach Pat Stephens.
 
The slate of competition will feature 10 regular-season competitions with five in the fall and five in the spring ahead of the ASUN Conference Championship (April 22-24) and the NCAA Regionals (May 12-14).
 
“I am very pleased and excited about our 2025-26 tournament schedule,” said Stephens. “We added several new events to the schedule this season.  The team will be tested against great competition and even better venues. Finishing the fall season in Hawaii and beginning the spring season in Puerto Rico will create a lot of excitement for the team and a motivating factor to make these trips.”
 
The Colonels will begin the season at the Joe Feaganes Marshall Invitational (Sept. 8-9) at the Guyan Golf and Country Club in Huntington, West Virginia.
 
EKU will then host its lone home tournament of the season in the Colonel Classic (Sept. 20-21) at the University Club at Arlington, looking to defend its title from last season.
 
September action concludes in the Keystone State at the Nemacolin Collegiate Invitational (Sept. 29-30) hosted by West Virginia at the Pete Dye – Mystic Rock Golf Course.
 
They will return to action in the Bluegrass at the Cullan Brown Collegiate (Oct. 6-7) hosted by Kentucky at the Lexington Country Club, the Colonels’ lone tournament in October.
 
The fall slate wraps up with a return to the Kapolei Invitational (Nov. 4-6) hosted by Hawaii at the Kapolei Golf Course.
 
After two months off, the Colonels start the spring in Puerto Rico for the Palmas Del Mar Collegiate (Feb. 8-10) hosted by UNC Greensboro.
 
March will feature three tournaments beginning with the Babygrande Donald Ross Collegiate (March 9-11) hosted by George Mason, Seminole Intercollegiate (March 15-17) hosted by Florida State at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club in Tallahassee, and finally the Memphis Intercollegiate (March 30-31) at the Colonial Country Club.
 
The regular season ends with the Bluegrass Collegiate (April 13-14) at the University Club of Kentucky – Big Blue.
 
EKU then prepares for the ASUN Championship in Valdosta, Ga. at Kinderlou Forest Golf Course beginning on April 22.

Summer is officially here so it’s not surprising to see a slightly quieter month ahead for Netflix releases.

But that certainly doesn’t mean that there’s nothing exciting coming out in July.

Nearly 30 years after the original, the highly-anticipated Happy Gilmore 2 will finally be released on July 25.

You don’t have to be a sports fan to be looking forward to the iconic golf movie’s sequel, but sports fans might just be excited about season three of Quarterback coming out on July 8.

If you’re looking for non-sports, non-fiction content, there are quite a few documentaries coming our way and that includes continued weekly episodes from the streaming services Trainwreck series.

There are several new series debuting in July, but the only notable returning show is The Sandman, as season two will be released in two parts at the start and end of the month.

Apart from Happy Gilmore 2, there are also a handful of other Netflix original films dropping in July that might pique your interest.

Here’s a full list of content coming to Netflix Canada in July 2025:

July 1

• Attack on London: Hunting The 7/7 Bombers — Netflix Documentary
• Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel — Netflix Documentary
• Cobweb
• Heat
• Legends of the Fall
• Moms’ Night Out
• The Random Hearts
• The Roommate
• Tom at the Farm

July 2

• The Old Guard 2 — Netflix Film
• Jaws
• Tour de France: Unchained: Season 3 — Netflix Documentary

July 3

• Countdown: Taylor vs. Serrano — Netflix Sports Series
• Get Rich or Die Tryin’
• The Mummy
• The Sandman: Season 2 Volume 1 — Netflix Series

July 4

• All the Sharks — Netflix Documentary
• E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

July 5

• Forrest Gump
• The Summer Hikaru Died — Netflix Anime

July 7

• Suicide Squad
• War Dogs

July 8

• Better Late Than Single — Netflix Series
• Nate Jackson: Super Funny — Netflix Comedy Special
• Quarterback: Season 2 — Netflix Sports Series
• Trainwreck: The Real Project X — Netflix Documentary
• What Men Want

July 9

• 1923: Season 1
• Building The Band — Netflix Series
• The Gringo Hunters — Netflix Series
• IF
• Under a Dark Sun — Netflix Series
• Ziam — Netflix Film

July 10

• 7 Bears — Netflix Family
• Brick — Netflix Film
• Leviathan — Netflix Anime
• Off Road — Netflix Series
• Sneaky Pete: Seasons 1-3
• Too Much — Netflix Series

July 11

• Aap Jaisa Koi — Netflix Film
• Almost Cops — Netflix Film
• Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3 — Netflix Live Event
• Sideways
• Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Destination Wedding — Netflix Film

July 13

• WWE Evolution: 2025 — Netflix Live Event

July 14

• Apocalypse in the Tropics — Netflix Documentary
• Sakamoto Days: Season 1, Part 2 — Netflix Anime

July 15

• Black Hawk Down
• Trainwreck Balloon Boy — Netflix Documentary

July 16

• Amy Bradley Is Missing — Netflix Documentary

July 17

• Catalog Community Squad: Season 2
• Dawn of the Dead
• The Firm
• Untamed — Netflix Series
• Thanksgiving

July 18

• Almost Family — Netflix Film
• Delirium — Netflix Series
• I’m Still a Superstar — Netflix Documentary
• Superstar — Netflix Series
• Unbroken
• Vir Das: Fool Volume — Netflix Comedy Special
• Wall to Wall — Netflix Film

July 19

• Justice League

July 22

• Trainwreck: P.I. Moms — Netflix Documentary

July 23

• Critical: Between Life and Death — Netflix Documentary
• Letters From The Past — Netflix Series

July 24

• A Normal Woman
• Hitmakers — Netflix Series
• My Melody & Kuromi — Netflix Anime
• The Sandman: Season 2 Volume 2 — Netflix Series

July 25

• Happy Gilmore 2 — Netflix Film
• Trigger — Netflix Series
• The Winning Try — Netflix Series
• Yesterday

July 29

• Dusty Slay: Wet Heat — Netflix Comedy
• Trainwreck: Storm Area 51 — Netflix Documentary
• WWE: Unreal — Netflix Sports Series

July 30

• Conversations with a Killer: The Son of Sam Tapes — Netflix Documentary
• Unspeakable Sins — Netflix Series

July 31

• An Honest Life — Netflix Film
• Glass Heart — Netflix Series
• Leanne — Netflix Series
• Marked — Netflix Series
• The Sandman Season 2: Special Episode — Netflix

Here’s everything leaving Netflix Canada in July 2025:

• Grown Ups 2 (July 1)
• Loudermilk: Seasons 1-3 (July 1)
• New Amsterdam: Seasons 1-5 (July 1)
• She’s All That (July 1)
• Step Brothers (July 1)
• Call My Agent!: Seasons 1-4 (July 22)

The Albuquerque Police Department released bodycam footage from the scene of a February accident that they allege UFC star Jon Jones fled and then threatened a public safety aide over the phone.

The footage, obtained by the Albuquerque Journal, is related to the criminal complaint accusing Jones of leaving the scene of the crash involving an unnamed woman, which was filed last Tuesday in Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court.

An Albuquerque police officer responded to a traffic incident and discovered a woman in the front passenger seat of one of the cars “exhibiting signs of significant intoxication and lacking clothing from the waist down,” the complaint stated, per the Albuquerque Journal.

The woman told the officer that Jones “was the one driving” her car and handed him the phone to speak with Jones.

Police said Jones, “the fighter,” threatened a safety aide over the phone, according to the outlet.

Jones wouldn’t answer questions about his identity from the officer, and it’s unclear exactly what was said.

The officer was heard saying Jones was “making threats” over the phone.

He “appeared to be heavily intoxicated and made statements implying his capacity to employ lethal force through third parties” to the public safety aide, the court record stated.

“My car is wrecked,” the woman added.

According to the Albuquerque Journal, Jones said during an interview with police days after the incident that the woman had left his house earlier in the day intoxicated and called him after getting in the crash.

Jones added that the person the woman handed the phone to “immediately opened the conversations with unprofessional language, which led him to doubt the legitimacy of the individual’s claim.”

The star fighter, who confirmed his retirement Saturday at the age of 37, has been charged with misdemeanor fleeing the scene of an accident, and his bond arraignment hearing is set for July 24.

Jones’ attorney denied his client was driving the car, according to the Albuquerque Journal.

It’s unclear if the situation is linked to Jones’ retirement.

UFC president Dana White did not mention the legal matter when he revealed Jones’ retirement during a press conference Saturday, saying that Tom Aspinall is the new heavyweight champion.

The Oklahoma City Thunder captured their first NBA championship since moving to Oklahoma, and now Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and crew are the favorites to do it again in 2026. The Thunder open as championship favorites, with the Cleveland Cavaliers, New York Knicks and Houston Rockets next in line.

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The Rockets moved from 18-1 to +850 after trading for 15-time all star Kevin Durant. The Eastern Conference champion Indiana Pacers fell from 10-1 to 14-1 after leading scorer Tyrese Haliburton went down with a right leg injury in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. The Boston Celtics, missing Jayson Tatum, also open at 14-1 as do the Los Angeles Lakers.

The Dallas Mavericks, who hold the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft, are sixth in the Western Conference, with 22-1 championship odds.

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Francis Ngannou has sent a message to Dana White following Jon Jones’ shock retirement from the UFC.

For several months now, Jon Jones has been front and center of one of the biggest sagas in UFC heavyweight history as he continued to refuse to fight interim champion Tom Aspinall.

Things seemed as though they had come to an end earlier this month when Jones appeared to announce his retirement during a storm on X (formerly Twitter).

However, this past Saturday following the UFC’s first ever event in Baku, UFC boss Dana White finally announced that Jones has officially retired from the sport, upgrading Aspinall to the undisputed champion.

Dana White slams Francis Ngannou following Jones’ retirement

Immediately after the news, Aspinall broke his silence with a post on social media, guaranteeing fans that he will be an active champion and get the heavyweight division moving again.

Despite that, there aren’t many current contenders that fans are chomping at the bit to see the British heavyweight fight.

However, one fighter that would be welcomed back to the UFC with open arms by the fanbase, is Francis Ngannou. ‘The Predator’ recently teased that he would be interested in a comeback but it was briefly shut down by Dana White at the time.

Following UFC Baku, White once again spoke about the likelihood of Ngannou returning, saying: “One thing I’ve learned over the years about Francis, Francis doesn’t always mean what he says publicly behind the scenes are different than what he says publicly.

“I’m not a big fan, I would be shocked if Francis ever came back here, on lots of different levels, I’m not a fan and he doesn’t always mean what he says publicly.”

Francis Ngannou sends a message to Dana White following comments

Although the former UFC heavyweight champion may have been open to a return to the promotion despite leaving on bad terms with the boss, following Dana White‘s words on Saturday, that is highly unlikely.

Responding to White, Ngannou took to social media, saying: “Did I say I’m ever coming back?”

A fan then told Ngannou to come back to get his UFC heavyweight title back, to which he responded: “I don’t remember losing it, mate. It’s still in my closet.”

A fight between Aspinall and Ngannou may have been the next best thing after a fight between Jones and Aspinall, however, it remains to be seen who the Brit will defend his title against in his first official defense.