Olympic Golf Scores Friday at Kasumigaseki East Course
X Schauffele leads with 68 63 68 199 as Matsuyama and Casey follow at 200 and 201. Ortiz, McIlroy, Munoz trail with 201s and 202s. many players posted 202 203s and beyond. Weathered odds and late results span the field with scores and pairings noted.
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United States Women Struggle in Group Play Heading to Knockouts
The U S women show a 2 0 record while averaging 71 points and facing high turnover totals 21 per game with only 10 miscues forced per game Sue Bird notes that the team faces difficulty despite claimed progress Spain leads Group A with Canada Serbia Korea in play for seed outcomes Belgium Emma Meesseman Belgium leads Belgium Washington Mystics star Meesseman anchors a wave of first time Olympians Australia struggles at 0 2 aiming to beat Puerto Rico and hope for help to advance
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Lawrence’s rookie ascent sparks NFL buzz at camp
Lawrence overcame February labrum surgery and a hamstring strain to shine at training camp. Teammates praise his arm mobility and deep touch while Josh Allen notes rapid growth and big potential. He acknowledges clock-management tweaks and ongoing learning.
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Falcons' Ryan embraces elder statesman role in Atlanta
Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan, lone remaining from 2008, reflects on roster turnover since the Super Bowl era. He cites teammates like Julio Jones departed, cherishes working with younger players, and notes new coach Arthur Smith aims to keep him mobile. Ryan admits learning from changes and accepting bootleg emphasis. He also recounts taking a post mistake lap with the unit to reinforce accountability.
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