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USA Today
3 days ago
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Where former Colts' DE Dwight Freeney lands on American Century Championship leaderboard
Entering the final round on Sunday of the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship, where does former Colts' DE Dwight Freeney find himself on the leaderboard? Entering the final round on Sunday of the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship, where does former Indianapolis Colts' defensive end Dwight Freeney find himself on the leaderboard? After Round 1 on Friday, Freeney found himself tied for 26th after posting +8 points. While typically, one wants to be negative, or under par, in golf, this event uses a different format. In this tournament, players are awarded--or subtracted points--based on what they score on a hole. For example, an eagle is worth six points, a birdie three points, and a par is one point. A double-bogey or worse, meanwhile, is minus two points off your score. Where former Colts' DE Dwight Freeney lands on the American Century Championship leaderboard entering the final round After the second round, Freeney still finds himself at +8 points overall, which puts him in a tie for 39th going into the final day on Sunday. Leading the way in first place are Joe Pavelski and Taylor Twellman at +44 points. On the flip side, Dylan Dreyer is last at -43 points. In 11 seasons with the Colts, Freeney played in 163 games, forced 44 fumbles, totaled 113 tackles for loss, and had 107.5 sacks. Freeney is a Hall of Famer, a Super Bowl champion, a seven-time Pro Bowler, and a three-time All-Pro.
USA Today
12-04-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Colts' Hall of Famer joins Syracuse Football program
Colts' Hall of Famer joins Syracuse Football program A Colts' Hall of Famer is joining the Syracuse Football program. Indianapolis Colts' Hall of Fame defensive end Dwight Freeney is heading to the college level to join the Syracuse Football program. Syracuse announced on Friday that Freeney will be leading the Player Development program. "The time is now," Freeney said in a statement via ESPN. "I think that Syracuse has a lot of good things going. A great foundation and I think they need a push to be able to maintain and exceed that -- that is what I hope I'm able to do. My schedule is now a lot freer than it has been in years past, so I'll be able to help however is needed and in whatever way I can." Freeney is a Syracuse alum, where from 1998 to 2001, he recorded 34 sacks, was an All-American, and was the 2001 Big East Defensive Player of the Year as well. The Colts would select Freeney in the first round of the 2002 NFL draft. Freeney would play 16 NFL seasons, 11 of which were with the Colts, which included winning a Super Bowl. Freeney finished his career with 125.5 sacks. He was a seven-time Pro Bowler, a three-time All-Pro, and was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 2024. He also had his No. 54 retired at Syracuse last year as well.
