@jasongay

Sportsball at @WSJ

 Baltimore, MD
Joined October 2009
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man, team, lose games. wsj.com/sports/football/jim-…

He Was the NFL’s Hottest Coach. Now He’s Fighting for His Job.

Jim Harbaugh escaped Michigan (and the NCAA) for the Los Angeles Chargers with great fanfare. A winless start has Coach Khakipants scrambling for quick answers.

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you didn't ask for a 24 team college football playoff. you're getting it anyway. wsj.com/sports/football/24-t…

Nobody Asked for a 24-Team College Football Playoff. We’re Getting One Anyway.

From the makers of the extended, lightly thrilling 12-team postseason format comes an unsolicited supersizing.

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the weirdest part about these contract disputes, etc...none of it really matters much wsj.com/sports/football/troy…

Troy Aikman, Joe Buck and the Awkward Tension on ‘Monday Night Football’

A celebrated TV duo appears headed for a breakup. Can they make it to the Super Bowl?

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Congratulations. Now help us make the playoff.
UW–Madison
@UWMadisonOct 6
A @NobelPrize for a Badger 🏅 Congratulations to Francis Halzen, named the 2026 Nobel laureate in physics for his groundbreaking work with @uw_icecube to advance our understanding of neutrinos and the universe’s most energetic events. news.wisc.edu/university-of-…

University of Wisconsin–Madison Professor Francis Halzen named 2026 Nobel laureate in physics

Halzen is the principal investigator of the NSF IceCube Neutrino Observatory, the world’s largest telescope.

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in fairness Jeff is eight foot three
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“The Social Reckoning” stars Mikey Madison and Jeremy Allen White pose with their real-life counterparts — Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen and investigative journalist Jeff Horwitz — at the film’s New York premiere.
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after each game a 400 foot tom brady addresses the earthlings
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Sometimes, nice guys finish first. On Brandon McNulty's stunning win at the World Championships. wsj.com/sports/brandon-mcnul…

The Soft-Spoken, Mustached American Cyclist Who Just Shocked the World

Brandon McNulty made a career out of helping other people win. In Montreal, he took his own historic triumph.

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I think if a football team wins a game 84-0 it's an embarrassment -- primarily to the winner. It's a clear signal your team should not be playing that game, and the adults in charge have lost the plot. I know money changes hands but that only makes it more embarrassing.
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sir this is a wawa
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The Messes in Texas wsj.com/sports/football/arch…

After a Thrilling Longhorn Victory, a Mess at Texas

A political candidate is condemned for a post about UT students. Then Arch Manning apologizes for his reaction to an AI video spoof.

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I didn't get to it in the column but I really enjoyed the @Served_Podcast stunt of doing their show in a SUV on the way home at 2-3 AM or so. Really captured the goofy/exhausted vibe of a tournament that puts a strain on even the people just there to watch...
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the man who didn't know he won the us open, plus what's next for shelton, sabalenka, and Serena and why I'm not that freaked about tennis influencers wsj.com/sports/tennis/alexan…

The U.S. Open Champion Who Didn’t Realize He Actually Won

A delayed celebration as Alexander Zverev loses track of the score–and other surreal moments from the season’s final tennis major.

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Looks like Western Michigan wants its W back. wsj.com/sports/football/west…

Wait a Second! Western Michigan’s Conference Demands Win Over Michigan

America’s favorite clock-counting controversy ticks on as the Mid-American Conference lodges an official appeal.

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Tennis at 3:33 AM isn't cool. It's ridiculous. wsj.com/sports/tennis/alcara…

Sorry, but Tennis at 3:33 a.m. Isn’t Cool. It’s Ridiculous.

Ben Shelton defeats Carlos Alcaraz in a glorious match that finished at an inhumane hour. Why does tennis keep burying its best product?

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That moment after the match from Frances was really lovely and humane. That's who he is.
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How dare college football mess with the joy of mocking Wolverines wsj.com/sports/football/mich…

Michigan Loses! Wait, Michigan Wins! College Football Rages Over Last Second Flip-Flop

Heavy underdog Western Michigan appeared to have secured a historic upset as time expired. Or so it seemed.

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on the clippers... wsj.com/sports/basketball/st…

Steve Ballmer and the Clippers Get the NBA’s Doomsday Hammer

The league delivers a devastating blow to Los Angeles’s B-side basketball franchise. The team insists it did nothing wrong.

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There's an extremely fun and close "border war" playing out in bass fishing between the best Canadian angler and the best U.S. contender. And it's happening on Lake...Ontario. Fish, politics, technology, yes please! wsj.com/sports/theres-a-us-c…

There’s a U.S.-Canada Border War—in Bass Fishing

The race for Bassmaster’s “Angler of the Year” is down to a beloved Canadian pro versus a game-changing phenom from Illinois, battling it out on Lake Ontario.

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college football and the NFL is just capitalists feeding the socialists... wsj.com/sports/football/coll…

College Football vs. the NFL—Is it Really Just Capitalism vs. Socialism?

A scramble to ban pros from campus is the latest chaos in freewheeling college sports.

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My chat with Roger Federer, Switzerland's No. 1 men's singles player wsj.com/sports/tennis/roger-…

Roger Federer Doesn’t Get Mad When He’s Playing Golf, Either

Talking to the tennis icon, being feted at the U.S. Open and inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

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