Thursday night's Mississippi-Georgia game was one of those seminally batshit evenings in a sport that generally likes to wallow in its own self-parodic seriousness, and not just because nobody could seem to figure out when it was supposed to end. The stage upon which the Rebels were supposed to receive the Sugar Bowl trophy after outpunching the Bulldogs came to resemble the 1982 Stanford Band in its ability to enter, leave, and then re-enter the field of play-twice-before the game could actually be declared officially over.
A leaked document reveals one of the metrics potential Leeds signings are based on is the ability to score headers from set-pieces, which could explain Rangers emphasis on players over 6ft in the summer window. (Scottish Sun), external Sebastian Tounekti's upbringing on the freezing pitches of Tromso have given him a toughness that will prepare him for life at Celtic. (Scottish Sun), external "Data and conversations" led St Johnstone to sign winger Jannik Wanner from St Johnstone, says manager Simo Valakari. (The Courier), external