Month: September 2022

DFW will soon return to its previous status as a three sports-talk station region.

The man who brought us the first will soon bring us the third.

Mike Rhynerthe man is given the credit for helping start the popular Sports Radio 1310 The Ticket, is coming out of retirement to lend his talents to 97.1 The Freak.

“I can neither confirm nor deny this,” Rhyner wrote via text.

Rhyner, sometimes known as The Old Gray Wolf, retired from The Ticket in Jan. of 2020. He’s still been active on social media, and with his local band, “Petty Theft.”

Multiple sources confirmed that 97.1 The Eagle is planning to change its name to The Freak, and flip its format to sports

There’s a reason that Cleveland is known as the ‘Factory of Sadness.’ The Browns arguably have more improbable losses than any other team in NFL history and they added another one to their heartbreaking total on Sunday by blowing a 30-17 lead to the New York Jets in just 85 seconds.

With 1:55 left to play on Sunday, Nick Chubb scored a touchdown to put the Browns up 30-17 and it looked like Cleveland was going to coast to victory, but when you’re talking about the Browns, there’s no such thing as coasting to victory.

In a stunning turn of events, the Jets scored two touchdowns just 60 seconds apart, which allowed them to steal a 31-30 win. If you’re wondering how improbable the loss was, here’s your answer.

For the most part, the Browns played an impressive game, but they couldn’t overcome SIX monumental mistakes, which all took place

If this indeed is DirecTV’s last run at “NFL Sunday Ticket,” it’s not going well.

After Week 1 issues prompted an apology from the DirecTV, an outage during Week 2 left fans without access to football. The day started out without any apparent issues during kickoff and the first quarter of the NFL’s early slate of games. But fans on social media began to note issues as second quarters got underway.

Instead of live football, fans using DirecTV’s streaming service were met with a “could not connect to server” error and a message from the provider that it was working to resolve the issue:

“Sorry about the interruption. We’re working addressing the problem ASAP.”

The issue appeared to have been largely resolved by the early-to-mid fourth quarters of games. Still, it left fans without the

It appears that Christoph Freund’s rumored switch from RB Salzburg to Chelsea is not nearly as close as some reports led fans to believe. Ben Jacobs of CBS Sports has obtained a quote from the club regarding these recent reports.

The quote reads as follows: “FC Red Bull Salzburg has never been contacted from Chelsea to talk about any transfer details of Christoph Freund. We expect him to stay”.

Jacobs notes that it is normal for a club to put out such a statement when one of their executives is rumored to be on their way out. This statement could be a form of posturing or it could be a legitimate indicator that Salzburg have no desire to entertain this possibility.

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It helps that Freund has reportedly verbally agreed to join the Blues. This may come in handy should the Austrian side

The Houston Texans are seven-point underdogs to the Indianapolis Colts in Week 1. The AFC South showdown inside NRG Stadium on Sunday at 12:00 pm Central Time may be a good chance for the Colts to start 1-0.

According to Pete Prisco from CBS Sportsthe Colts will inaugurate the Matt Ryan era with a win, and he actually expects a close game with Indianapolis prevailing 31-27.

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This will be Matt Ryan‘s first game as the Colts quarterback after coming over in a trade. Ryan is still more than capable of lighting things up, which will prove to be a challenge for the Texans defense. They also can pound Jonathan Taylor. Davis Mills looked good for the Texans late last year, which will carry over here. Look for a lot of points in a tight game.

The 31 points from Indianapolis is the precise point

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) – It is week three of Sports Fource Extra, and week three is just enough time where teams start getting tested to see how well they hold up.

We have battles between undefeated teams, and great matchups from all around Siouxland as always.

FINAL SCORES:

Randolph 6 Holy Family 26 F

Sgt. Bluff-Luton 14 Harlan 42 F

Hartington CC 35 Yutan 6 F

Yankton 41 Watertown 7 F

Stanton 37 Weeping Water 14 F

Homer 57 Omaha Christian Academy 20 F

Oakland-Craig 20 Malcom 22 F

Clarkson-Leigh 22 Bancroft-Rosalie 0 F

Vermillion 22 Milbank 16 F

Elkhorn Valley 28 Hartington-N’Castle 18 F

Dakota Valley 14 SF Christian 24 F

Gayville-Volin 0 Avon 28 F

South Sioux City 40 Omaha NW 20 F

Remsen St. Marys 73 Siouxland Christian 0 F

North Union 0 St. Ansgar 48 F

Viborg-Hurley 0 Bon Homme 20 F

Winnebago 60 St. French

Week 2 of the 2022 college football season includes huge nononference matchups, key conference games and enough star power to keep you engaged Saturday from from first kick to final whistle. In the marquee showdown of the day, No. 1 Alabama will travel to Texas to take on the Longhorns in the first meeting between the two tradition-rich programs since the Crimson Tide knocked off the Longhorns in the 2010 BCS Championship Game following the 2019 season.

Elsewhere, No. 25 Tennessee will travel to No. 17 Pittsburgh in what should be a wild affair, No. 20 Kentucky will play upstart No. 12 Florida in The Swamp and No. Baylor will visit Provo to take on No. 21 BYU in what should be a nice late-night treat for those who enjoy staying up super-late on Saturday night/Sunday morning.

The action on Saturday is aplenty, and below we have provided a handy