Mark Harris

4 days ago | outkick.com | Mark Harris

Scottie Scheffler became just the second player ever to successfully defend his title at the Memorial on Sunday, and Jack Nicklaus could not have been less surprised to see the 28-year-old find the winner's circle. Nicklaus, the tournament founder and host, reflected on the week that was while speaking with the media on Sunday evening.

4 days ago | outkick.com | Mark Harris

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love is well aware of his statistics from a season ago, and he's also heard the narrative that he regressed in what was his second full season as the team's starting signal caller. It's a narrative he doesn't agree with, and for one good reason. The former Utah State quarterback threw for fewer yards, seven fewer touchdowns, and had a lower completion percentage, but the same number of interceptions, 11, in two fewer appearances in 2024 compared to 2023.

4 days ago | outkick.com | Mark Harris

And there we have it, another victorious Sunday for Mr. Scottie Scheffler. The best player on the planet successfully defended his title at the Memorial and continues to win at a ridiculous clip, yet I'm confident when I say we're still not giving the 28-year-old enough credit for what he's accomplishing.

4 days ago | outkick.com | Mark Harris

A California girls' track and field state championship not only faced warranted criticism for a transgender athlete winning not one, but two titles over the weekend, but was also labeled racist by the parent of one competitor. Transgender student athlete AB Hernandez took first place in the girls' high jump and triple jump during the meet held at Memorial Stadium in Clovis, Calif., but another controversy unfolded during the girls' 400-meter finals.

4 days ago | outkick.com | Mark Harris

Verónica Garcia, a transgender high school athlete in Washington state, won a second consecutive girls' track and field state championship over the weekend. Garcia was greeted with boos during the medal ceremony, which then led the trans athlete to send a scathing message to critics who dare believe girls' sports should be exclusive to biological females.