Justin Lee

3 weeks ago | oanow.com | Justin Lee

The Auburn athletics department is waiting for the landmark House v. NCAA settlement to be finalized like everybody else, now halfway through May. But as the judges and lawyers hammer out late-stage negotiations in the form of court filings, those who are crunching numbers inside the walls of the Auburn athletics complex have a pretty strong idea of what to prepare for if the settlement goes through — in many areas. In several other areas, there are still many unknowns.

3 weeks ago | motocrossactionmag.com | Justin Lee

Cooper Webb became a three-time champion in Salt Lake City. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cooper Webb sealed the deal on a hard-fought 450SX Championship with a fourth-place finish at the Monster Energy AMA Supercross season finale at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah. Cooper Webb had to finish in the top five to clinch the title. He finished fourth on the night and won over Chase Sexton by two points.

3 weeks ago | oanow.com | Justin Lee

Words often fail the massive changes that are coming to college sports any day now, with the stroke of a judge’s pen. The changes are difficult to describe, particularly when phrases like “new era” and “changing landscape” have been run into the ground over the last five years. The effects of the impending House v. NCAA settlement are convoluted, complicated, and to the casual sports fan might just seem like just another change in a rulebook that’s always changing these days.

3 weeks ago | oanow.com | Justin Lee

Michael Keaton returned as Batman in 2023, an older, wiser Bruce Wayne, but turned haggard by a world around him which had grown completely unfamiliar to him. He had long, gray hair and a long, gray beard, and he’d become a recluse in Wayne Manor. With Alfred long gone, lonely, he cooked spaghetti for himself in the mansion’s kitchen. Here, Keaton delivered a great scene.

3 weeks ago | oanow.com | Justin Lee

Auburn volleyball got a needed shakeup from the transfer portal this spring — and things aren’t just different because the new players are different people. They’re a different kind of player and a different kind of transfer than Auburn has had recently: Younger, hungrier, with more to prove — all moving up from conferences with less resources to come compete with the collegiate elite in the SEC.