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Vikings cornerback Andrew Booth Jr. vows to be back at practice soon

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

Andrew Booth Jr. has already battled through his fair share of injuries in his playing career. Luckily for the Vikings cornerback, he avoided a major injury after leaving practice early last week.“Nothing serious,” Both said on Saturday after the Vikings wrapped up their walkthrough. “I’ll get back on the grass tomorrow.”That statement from Booth came a couple of days after head coach Kevin O’Connell said the 22-year-old cornerback was “seeing the folks he needs to see” in an attempt to get back onto the field. Though it’s unclear who exactly Booth saw over the past 48 hours, he clearly is expecting to participate in practice on Sunday.As of now, Booth seems to be decidedly behind fellow cornerbacks Byron Murphy and Akayleb Evans on the depth chart with a handful of players jockeying for position. Asked what he’s thought about Booth so far, new defensive coordinator Brian Flores praised his grasp of the defense.“He...

PHOTOS: St. Louis Mighty Con returns with a new venue and exciting lineup of special guests

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

COLLINSVILLE, Ill. - St. Louis mighty con is back! The con does have a new location, but it has all the same niche items. Vendors, cosplayers, and special guests will all coordinate at the Gateway Convention Center in Collinsville, Illinois, starting at 10 a.m. Saturday. At the St. Louis Comic Con, you can find more than 100 artist tables, shop booths, and special guests. This year, they will be having cosplay contests with cash prizes and video and tabletop game tournaments. Special Guests:  Noah Hathaway is an American actor who has won many awards and used to be a teen hero. He is best known for playing Atreyu in 'The NeverEnding Story.'  Jeff Anderson is a famous actor, director, and screenwriter in the View Askew world for playing Randal Graves in the movies Clerks, Clerks II, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. Carla Perez is best known for playing Rita Repulsa, the bad witch, on the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV show. There is a list on th...

Motorcyclist trying to weave between vehicles dies in St. Louis crash

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

ST. LOUIS - A motorcyclist who attempted to weave in between two vehicles died in a crash Friday evening in north St. Louis. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department reports that Krystofer James, 40, of O'Fallon, Missouri, died in the crash, which happened around 8:30 p.m. near the intersection of West Florissant and Davison avenues. Billy Busch rips Bud Light during TMZ tussle Investigators say James was traveling westbound on West Florissant when he reportedly attempted to travel in between two vehicles. At some point, he collided with the passenger side of one vehicle and lost control. When a motorcyclist attempts to weave in between two vehicles in the same direction, traffic safety experts call this lane splitting. According to Sumner Law Group, LLC, the state of Missouri does not prohibit lane splitting, but motorcyclists should consider if there are local ordinances on it before proceeding. SLMPD says James was rushed to a hospital, but later pronounced deceased from ...

Woman killed, man hurt after airborne crash in north St. Louis County

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - One woman died, and a man is hurt after a car went airborne and crashed overnight in north St. Louis County, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. MSHP reports that Jaytaonna Brown, 24, of St. Louis, died in the crash. A 24-year-old man in the car also suffered moderate injuries. ‘God’s got this’ Tim Ezell reveals he has Parkinson’s disease The crash happened around 3:20 a.m. Saturday in the 6100 block of Natural Bridge Road near the St. Louis City and St. Louis County line. Investigators say the driver was going too fast given the road conditions and couldn't control the car. Then, the car went off the road to the right and hit curb and yield sign. After that, the car went airborne and flipped several times before hitting the ground, according to the MSHP crash report. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Daily News ...

Kickin’ It with Kiz: Buffs coach Deion Sanders killed the Pac-12 without playing a single game in the conference

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

These huge television contracts have ruined college football. And I blame the SEC. It’s pure trash. I loved the old Big Eight Conference, when the Buffs, Nebraska and Oklahoma would trade blows with each other.— Adrian, DenverKiz: Incredible arrogance and bad judgment of Pac-12 leadership (here’s looking at you, former commissioner Larry Scott), pushed the Conference of Champions from glory to extinction in a period of 10 years. But in the end, was it new CU coach Deion Sanders that struck the death blow? His arrival in Boulder made the Buffs a brand the Big 12 coveted. Once the Buffs bolted, it was all over but the rats jumping ship as the Pac-12 slowly sank into the ocean.My romantic views of college football and student athletics died long ago. These kids are basically pros. Nothing surprises me anymore. I support CU and let myself get fooled for a few hours on football Saturdays in the fall. Otherwise, I know what the deal is.— Ramon, jilted football-love...

New vegan bakery opening next to Cap Hill’s City O’ City

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

A new vegan bakery is going in next to Denver vegetarian restaurant City O’ City.The Cake Bar, owned by Angie Wells, will open next week at 214 E. 13th Ave., where Make Believe Bakery previously operated.“I wanted vegans and people with allergies to get the same fun, creative custom cakes that are traditionally sold in bakeries,” Wells said. “It’s not about tasting vegan, it’s about tasting delicious.”Make Believe, which was also fully vegan, opened in 2016 and was owned by the owners of City O’ City, who sold its desserts there and at Uptown sister restaurant Watercourse Foods. But the bakery’s storefront has been closed for months.City O’ City co-owner Lauren Roberts told BusinessDen that she and her partners originally planned to turn the Make Believe space into a commissary kitchen, before deciding instead to just sunset the brand and handle the baking in the kitchens of the two restaurants.But that left Make Believe’s former real estate, which she and her partners own, vacant. ...

Jamie Foxx apologizes for apparent antisemitic Instagram post; Jennifer Aniston apologizes for liking it 

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

Jamie Foxx has apologized for a cryptic Instagram post referring to “Jesus” and “fake friends” that some found to be antisemitic. The actor, who recently recovered from a health scare, posted a black screen on his Instagram feed with the words “They killed this dude name [sic] Jesus...what do you think they’ll do to you???!” with the hashtags #fakefriends and #fakelove. In Foxx’s apology post on Saturday morning, he clarified that he was “betrayed by a fake friend” and that the fake friend was the “they” he was referring to in the post. “I only have love and in my heart for everyone,” Foxx said on Instagram. “I love and support the Jewish community...My deepest apologies to anyone who was offended.” Actress Jennifer Aniston received some backlash for liking the post; she also took to Instagram to clarify that she “did not ‘like’ this post on purpose or by accident” and that she doesn’t “support any form of antisemitism.” “This really makes me sick,” Aniston said on her Instagra...

Oakland A’s DFA struggling veteran outfielder amid flurry of transactions

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

Ramón Laureano was designated for assignment on Saturday morning as the Oakland A’s — owners of the worst record in baseball — continued their roster turnover.Laureano, in his sixth year with the team, was batting .213 with six home runs, 21 RBI and eight stolen bases in 64 games in a season that’s been interrupted by injuries. Laureano was out with a strained left groin from April 17-28 and a fractured right hand from June 22-July 14.The A’s also reinstated right-handed pitcher Dany Jiménez from the 60-day injured list and outfielder Esteury Ruiz from the 10-day injured list.Right-hander Tayler Scott was also optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas. The A’s also reinstated infielder Kevin Smith from the 10-day injured list and optioned him to Las Vegas, outrighted infielder Tyler Wade to Las Vegas, and released catcher Manny Piña.The A’s enter Saturday’s Bay Bridge Series game with the San Francisco Giants at the Oakland Coliseum with a record of 30-80.La...

Pac-12 collapse: 12 strategic blunders that led to Doomsday

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

The morning after, devastation.“Gut-wrenching stuff,” one Pac-12 administrator noted.“So damn sad,” offered another.The 108-year-old conference, which produced sports luminaries ranging from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and John Elway to  Annika Sörenstam, Phil Mickelson, Jackie Joyner Kersey, Reggie Bush, Karch Kiraly, Sabrina Ionescu and Barry Bonds – not to mention a second baseman named Jack Roosevelt Robinson – will cease to exist next summer, at least in any recognizable form.Eight of the existing schools will join other conferences following a mass exodus on a surreal Friday that changed the college sports landscape forever.USC, UCLA, Oregon and Washington are headed to the Big Ten.Arizona, Arizona State, Utah and Colorado are departing for the Big 12.Only Stanford, Cal, Washington State and Oregon State remain – if they choose to hang around.The Pac-4 cannot exist. The conference would need at least two more schools to reach the membership requirements set by the NCAA. Plans will evo...

Pac-12 collapse: Tracing 12 strategic blunders that led to Doomsday

Published Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:44:14 GMT

The morning after, devastation.“Gut-wrenching stuff,” one Pac-12 administrator noted.“So damn sad,” offered another.The 108-year-old conference, which produced sports luminaries ranging from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and John Elway to  Annika Sörenstam, Phil Mickelson, Jackie Joyner Kersey, Reggie Bush, Karch Kiraly, Sabrina Ionescu and Barry Bonds — not to mention a second baseman named Jack Roosevelt Robinson — will cease to exist next summer, at least in any recognizable form.Eight of the existing schools will join other conferences following a mass exodus on a surreal Friday that changed the college sports landscape forever.USC, UCLA, Oregon and Washington are headed to the Big Ten.Arizona, Arizona State, Utah and Colorado are departing for the Big 12.Only Stanford, Cal, Washington State and Oregon State remain — if they choose to hang around.The Pac-4 cannot exist. The conference would need at least two more schools to reach the membership requirements set by the NCAA. Plans will evo...