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Yahoo
4 hours ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Rickie Fowler's status unclear ahead of 3M Open tee time Thursday
Rickie Fowler's attempt to bounce back from a missed cut at The Open now hinges on his readiness for the 3M Open in Minnesota. The veteran golfer is scheduled to tee it up on Thursday morning at TPC Twin Cities, but questions about his health linger after a mid-tournament withdrawal just days ago. Fowler bowed out of the WM Phoenix Open before the second round last week, citing illness. He had opened with a tough 3-over 74 and made headlines more for his camo attire than his performance. His early exit came quietly, and the PGA Tour confirmed he would not return for Round 2, where he was slated to play with Billy Horschel and Sahith Theegala. This wasn't an isolated struggle. Since winning the Phoenix Open in 2019, Fowler has missed the cut or withdrawn in four of his last five appearances at the event. Now, all eyes are on Minnesota, where he's grouped with Tony Finau and Taylor Pendrith. Fowler is scheduled to begin his opening round at 8:29 a.m. ET, then follow with an afternoon tee time Friday at 1:54 p.m. ET. The 3M Open is one of the final chances to rack up FedEx Cup points before the playoffs begin. MORE: A champion's first words go straight to his family after major win Fowler, 36, has had an up-and-down season marked by bouts of strong play and frustrating inconsistency. Though still a fan favorite and one of golf's most recognizable faces, his recent form and health concerns make his 3M Open status a major storyline. Whether he can shake off the illness and find momentum late in the season remains to be seen. But with the regular season clock winding down, there's little time left for misfires. More Golf News: Ted Scott's cut: What Scottie Scheffler's caddie gets paid for Open Championship $17 million on the line: full 2025 Open Championship payouts revealed Bryson DeChambeau admits he wants to go home after day 1 disaster Full course details on Royal Portrush, home to 2025 British Open Explaining the biggest differences between links golf vs. regular golf Complete history of every British Open winner
The Irish Sun
2 days ago
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Two Liverpool legends lined up for managerial return as they go toe-to-toe for same international job
TWO Liverpool legends are battling it out for the SAME international managerial job. Robbie Fowler's wandering dugout career could take a surprise twist two years after his last job in Saudi Arabia. Advertisement 4 Robbie Fowler has reportedly applied to become the new manager of the Indian national team Credit: Reuters 4 Fowler is a Premier League legend, scoring 128 goals for Liverpool across two spells Credit: Alamy 4 Former Liverpool and Leeds forward Harry Kewell has also reportedly applied for the same job Credit: Alamy Premier League icon Fowler is eyeing a return to India after his spell at East Bengal between 2020-2021. The former Anfield striker is yet to last more than a year in the four club's he's managed. Fowler, 50, has applied to become the new gaffer of the Indian national team, who are ranked 133rd in the Fifa rankings. And according to the Advertisement READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWS The report complained about the lack of high-quality and big-name candidates being linked. Fowler and Kewell played with each other for two seasons at Leeds, before Kewell joined Liverpool in 2003 and Fowler returned to the club for a second stint in 2006. Kewell, 46, enjoys a slight edge on Fowler's managerial career, after taking the reigns at Notts County, Oldham Athletic and Yokohama. Advertisement Most read in Football CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Like Fowler, Kewell has rarely stayed in a job longer than a year, with his longest spell coming at Crawley Town where he managed just 57 games. The shortest was a seven-game stint at Barnet in 2021. Where Liverpool's Ekitike talks leave Isak and Newcastle | Transfers Exposed The Aussie has also spent time as first team coach at Celtic , first under Ange Postecoglou and then briefly under Advertisement Meanwhile, Fowler first managed Muangthong United where he ended his playing career in 2011. After seven years away, Fowler was hired by Australian side Brisbane Roar, before leaving during the Covid-19 pandemic. He later took over at East Bengal in 2020, managing just three wins from 20 matches before a four month stint at Al-Qadsiah. India face a difficult task to qualify for the 2027 Asian Cup, needing to win their final four games in qualifying to stand any chance of topping their qualifying group. Advertisement 4 Kewell is also named as a contender for the India job Credit: Getty
Scottish Sun
2 days ago
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Two Liverpool legends lined up for managerial return as they go toe-to-toe for same international job
The team are trying to qualify for a big competition FRIENDLY RIVALS Two Liverpool legends lined up for managerial return as they go toe-to-toe for same international job Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) TWO Liverpool legends are battling it out for the SAME international managerial job. Robbie Fowler's wandering dugout career could take a surprise twist two years after his last job in Saudi Arabia. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 Robbie Fowler has reportedly applied to become the new manager of the Indian national team Credit: Reuters 4 Fowler is a Premier League legend, scoring 128 goals for Liverpool across two spells Credit: Alamy 4 Former Liverpool and Leeds forward Harry Kewell has also reportedly applied for the same job Credit: Alamy Premier League icon Fowler is eyeing a return to India after his spell at East Bengal between 2020-2021. The former Anfield striker is yet to last more than a year in the four club's he's managed. Fowler, 50, has applied to become the new gaffer of the Indian national team, who are ranked 133rd in the Fifa rankings. And according to the Times of India, another ex-Liverpool star has also thrown his name into the hat. Harry Kewell has been named as a contender having also represented Leeds in his playing career. The report complained about the lack of high-quality and big-name candidates being linked. Fowler and Kewell played with each other for two seasons at Leeds, before Kewell joined Liverpool in 2003 and Fowler returned to the club for a second stint in 2006. Kewell, 46, enjoys a slight edge on Fowler's managerial career, after taking the reigns at Notts County, Oldham Athletic and Yokohama. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Like Fowler, Kewell has rarely stayed in a job longer than a year, with his longest spell coming at Crawley Town where he managed just 57 games. The shortest was a seven-game stint at Barnet in 2021. Where Liverpool's Ekitike talks leave Isak and Newcastle | Transfers Exposed The Aussie has also spent time as first team coach at Celtic, first under Ange Postecoglou and then briefly under Brendan Rodgers before taking the Yokohama job. Meanwhile, Fowler first managed Muangthong United where he ended his playing career in 2011. After seven years away, Fowler was hired by Australian side Brisbane Roar, before leaving during the Covid-19 pandemic. He later took over at East Bengal in 2020, managing just three wins from 20 matches before a four month stint at Al-Qadsiah. India face a difficult task to qualify for the 2027 Asian Cup, needing to win their final four games in qualifying to stand any chance of topping their qualifying group.
Business Insider
4 days ago
- Business
- Business Insider
Bank of America Securities Sticks to Their Sell Rating for Portland GE (POR)
Bank of America Securities analyst Ross Fowler maintained a Sell rating on Portland GE on July 18 and set a price target of $41.00. The company's shares closed last Friday at $40.02. Elevate Your Investing Strategy: Take advantage of TipRanks Premium at 50% off! Unlock powerful investing tools, advanced data, and expert analyst insights to help you invest with confidence. Make smarter investment decisions with TipRanks' Smart Investor Picks, delivered to your inbox every week. According to TipRanks, Fowler is a 4-star analyst with an average return of 5.3% and a 63.48% success rate. Fowler covers the Utilities sector, focusing on stocks such as Alliant Energy, Northwestern, and PG&E. The word on The Street in general, suggests a Hold analyst consensus rating for Portland GE with a $45.11 average price target.
USA Today
4 days ago
- Sport
- USA Today
Could $50 million payday await 4th-year Cowboy on comeback trail?
2024 was supposed to be a breakout year for Sam Williams. After grading well in limited opportunities in his first two seasons, Williams was going to be an integral part of the defensive end rotation in Dallas under Mike Zimmer. With Dorance Armstrong and Dante Fowler heading to Washington via free agency, Williams had a clear path to DE3 ahead of him, as the primary backup to Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence. An ACL injury changed all of that, wiping out Williams' entire third season, and placing him in a tough spot entering the final year of his rookie deal. While Lawrence is no longer in town, Fowler has returned and the Cowboys have continued to draft at his position. Edge rusher is the Cowboys' best position heading into training camp, and aside from his recovery, Williams has a ton of competition to fight through while looking to secure his future. Rundown Position: Edge Rusher Age: 26 Height: 6-foot-4 Weight: 261 pounds Hometown: Montgomery, AL High School: Robert E. Lee College: Northeast Mississippi CC, Ole Miss (Highlight Video) Draft: 2020 Fourth-round pick (No. 108 Overall) Acquired: 2022 Draft Second Round, No. 56 overall Contract: Four-year contract (2022), $6.2 million 2025 Base Salary: $1.15 million Career Earnings: $4.45 million (per Over The Cap) Profile Williams' 8.5 sacks through two years isn't earth shattering, but his limited opportunities are likely the cause of that number not being higher. Pro Football Focus graded his pass-rush ability as 71.0 and 73.0, upper-third grades. It's hard to get an exact comparison for the kind of career start Williams has had, but Green Bay's Rashad Gary and Miami's Bradley Chubb are the ones he probably most want to identify with. Gary went from seven sacks in his first two seasons to 9.5 in Year 3, eventually earning a $96 million, four-year extension from the Packers. Chubb had a much stronger start, with 12 sacks as a rookie, but missed much of his second and fourth seasons to injury. Chubb earned a $110 million deal. Can Williams explode in 2025 and earn a similar payday that will set him up for life? There are now two dozen edge rushers making over $13 million in average salary. To get there, Williams will have to carve out playing time from Parsons, Fowler, second-year second rounder Marshawn Kneeland and rookie second rounder Donovan Ezeiruaku. He'll also be competing against Payton Turner and Solomon Thomas. Suffice to say, there's plenty of competition, but Williams does have the ability to stand out. He's proven a viable pass rusher, has youth on his side as the youngest of the pending free agents. Out of Turner, Thomas, Fowler and Williams, it helps Dallas if Williams is the best of all, either through convincing them to invest long term or driving up his comp-pick worthiness for 2026 free agency. Follow Cowboys Wire on Facebook to join in on the conversation with fellow fans!
