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Oklahoma State duo Ethan Fang, Preston Stout named to U.S. Walker Cup team at Cypress Point
It's a good summer to be an Oklahoma State Cowboy. Ethan Fang, 20, and Preston Stout, 21, were named members of the 2025 United States Walker Cup team, it was announced Friday. The duo, both rising juniors at OSU, join Jackson Koivun, Ben James and Michael La Sasso on what will be a 10-man roster, leaving five spots open with three weeks remaining in the selection period. The roster will be fully announced at the conclusion of the 2025 U.S. Amateur at Olympic Club in San Francisco. 'Ethan and Preston are excellent additions to further solidify this year's team,' captain Nathan Smith said in a release. 'These two players have worked tirelessly to put themselves in a position to be selected to this team and I'm thrilled to see their hard work rewarded. I look forward to having them on our side at Cypress Point.' Last month, Fang captured the 130th Amateur Championship at Royal St. George's in England, becoming the first American in 18 years to win. He also went 2-1 for OSU in match play, helping the Cowboys win their 12th national title in school history in May at Omni La Costa. Stout also went 2-1 in match play at the NCAA Championship, and he also captured the title at the 2025 Northeast Amateur last month at Wannamoisett Country Club in Rhode Island. He's also a back-to-back Big 12 Conference individual champion. The USGA's International Team Selection working group could name additional players to the Walker Cup team before the U.S. Amateur. The winner of the U.S. Amateur and the recipient of the 2025 McCormack Medal, if they're American, will earn automatic spots on the Walker Cup Match is a 10-man amateur team competition between the USA and Great Britain and Ireland. Cypress Point Club previously hosted the 1981 Walker Cup, when the USA defeated GB&I, 15-9, led by Corey Pavin, Jay Sigel and Hal Sutton. The 50th Walker Cup is set for Sept. 6-7.
USA Today
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Scottie Scheffler, admitted Cowboys fan, would do unthinkable for Super Bowl win
The @PardonMyTake boys are firing today!! 2 points to @PFTCommenter for asking Scottie Scheffler, 'What's the conversion rate…one major for a Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl or would you give up two?' Scottie replies, 'gosh, that's good great question. Hard hitting… With great power come great resposibility, and with great responsibility comes sacrifice. In a surprising revelation that blends sports royalty with personal sacrifice, the world's top golfer and known Cowboys fan Scottie Scheffler, would trade one of his major championships for a Dallas Cowboys' Super Bowl victory. Little to no hesitation existed in his answer showing the world how deep his love for the team runs but a real conversation would have to take place if the price were to go up to two major championships. For those keeping count, Scheffler recently won the Open Championship (often referred as The British Open) pushing his count to four major wins. The 2022 and 2024 Masters Champion was born in New Jersey but his family moved to Dallas when he was six-years old citing the 9/11 attacks as one of the reasons for the relocation. He still resides in the city with his wife and son. In an interview before the 2024 NFL season with Pardon My Take, Scheffler's response to his feelings entering the year reflect similarly to many fans about the Cowboys on social media. Typically I go into every year with a ton of hope and get crushed. - Scottie Scheffler on Pardon My Take (2024) Many fans have expressed the roller coaster feeling the Cowboys season usually puts them through and although fans have endured a rash of heartbreaking endings, the beginning of the ride usually brings everyone back for more. But the first game will start and I'm gonna think 'They're gonna win every game this year.' I'm that Cowboys fan who says 'We're gonna win the Super Bowl, we're gonna go the playoffs,' and it just never even comes close to happening. - Scottie Scheffler Aspirations and expectations aside, for the world's No. 1 golfer, a Cowboys Super Bowl Victory would be just as sweet as another green jacket. Follow Cowboys Wire on Facebook to join in on the conversation with fellow fans!
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MLB World Series Odds (National League): Dodgers Heavy Favorites In NL
Will Smith (left), Andy Pages and the Dogers are currently the clear betting favorites to win the NL for the third time in the last six seasons. Will Smith (left), Andy Pages and the Dogers are currently the clear betting favorites to win the NL for the third time in the last six seasons. Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. With the trade deadline almost upon us, now is a good time to take a look at who oddsmakers see as the top World Series contenders in both the National League and the American League. Earlier this week, we broke down the odds and best bets for the MVP and Cy Young awards. Today, our post-All Star look at the MLB futures odds continues with the National League winner market. National League Winner Odds (as of July 25) Team (record) DraftKings FanDuel bet365 Dodgers (60-43) +150 +120 +120 Phillies (58-44) +475 +500 +550 Mets (59-44 +475 +550 +550 Cubs (60-42) +600 +650 +600 Brewers (61-41) +750 +750 +700 Giants (54-49) +1600 +2400 +3000 Padres (55-48) +1700 +1700 +1500 Can L.A. Fend Off Pitching Injuries, Repeat As NL Champs? Though the Dodgers are just one of five NL teams with between 58 and 61 wins so far this year, their status as the clear favorites in this market makes sense given their firepower and recent track record. In addition to runaway NL MVP favorite Shohei Ohtani, L.A.'s lineup features All-Stars at catcher (Will Smith) and first base (Freddie Freeman), and Yoshinobu Yamamoto was just named an All-Star in his second season in the big leagues. But while the Dodgers are first in MLB in runs scored and rank among the best teams in baseball by almost every offensive metric (and also boast a staggering eight players with double-digit home runs), their pitching staff has struggled as a whole so far this year. L.A.'s banged up arms have collectively been below-average in terms of ERA (4.28) and most standard pitching stats through 103 games With two of the top pitchers during last year's playoff run -- Jack Flaherty and Walker Buehler -- now with Detroit and Boston, the Dodgers need Tyler Glasnow, Blake Snell and Ohtani healthy alongside Yamamoto and veteran Clayton Kershaw to make another postseason run. The good news for Dodgers backers is that Glasnow, who has been limited to eight appearances, recently returned to the mound, and Snell is expected to be back in action soon. It's hard to argue that if the Dodgers are 100 percent healthy (and yes, that's a big if), they'll be tough to beat in the NL playoffs this year after handling the Padres, Mets and Yankees in last year's postseason. National League Winner Best Bet: Philadelphia Best odds: +550 at bet365 First of all, as chalky as it is, a bet on the Dodgers at +150 makes a ton of sense right now. But to me, the team with the best combination of upside and value based on its current odds is Philadelphia. At +550, the Zack Wheeler-led Phillies are intriguing thanks to their outstanding starting pitching staff led by current NL Cy Young favorite Wheeler and two other Cy Young contenders* in Christopher Sanchez (2.40 ERA over 124 innings) and Ranger Suarez (2.66 ERA over 88 innings). The Phillies lineup, from Kyle Schwarber (34 home runs) and Bryce Harper (14 home runs in just 74 games this year), is also solid, though it could use an upgrade to take down the likes of the Dodgers in the playoffs. The biggest weakness for this team right now is probably its bullpen. If Philly acquires a quality reliever between now and the deadline, look out. Wagering on Philly in this spot is dicey because it's hard to know what -- if any -- moves President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski will make between now and the deadline. Even if they stand pat, though, the Phillies are tempting at this price given their 8-7 record so far this year vs. the Dodgers, Mets and Cubs. *Let's be serious: it's unlikely this award is going to anyone other than Wheeler or Pittsburgh's Paul Skenes. Still, it's notable that right now, Sanchez and Suarez have the third- and fifth-shortest NL Cy Young odds at FanDuel. Newsweek may earn an affiliate commission if you sign up through the links in this article. See the sportsbook operator's terms and conditions for important details. Sports betting operators have no influence over newsroom coverage.
