Matchroom is excited to announce that the World Pool Championship 2023 will take place in Kielce, Poland, in partnership with the Polish Billiard Association from February 1-5. The tournament will be held at the Targi Kielce Exhibition & Congress Centre and will be broadcast live on Viaplay in Poland, Scandinavia, the Baltics, and on Sky Sports in the UK, DAZN in the USA, Canada, Spain, and Italy. Poland has a strong pool player base with 17 players listed on the Live Nineball World Rankings, ten of whom are in the top 100. The tournament will feature $325,000 in total prize money with the winner taking home $60,000. It will also feature a double-elimination format to improve the quality of the tournament and will be available to watch on multiple platforms.

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In preparation for the No. 2 Ohio Buckeyes (6-0, 3-0) taking on the Iowa Hawkeyes (3-3, 1-2) in Ohio Stadium today, we chatted with Jonah Parker, the co-managing editor of Black Hearts Gold Pants, our SB Nation sibling site that covers Iowa athletics. It has been a tale of two sides of the ball for Iowa this season. The Hawkeyes have been characteristically stout on defense — they currently rank third nationally in scoring defense and seventh in total defense — however, on offense, Iowa has been absolutely putrid. Coming into the game Brian Ferentz’s unit ranks dead last in total offense and 127th nationally in scoring defense. If you want more of the Hawkeyes’ perspective on the game, make sure that you check out all of BHGP’s coverage on their website or on Twitter @BHGP.

Ohio natives from the high school recruiting ranks during his tenure with the Buckeyes. Malaki Branham even lived in Columbus until he began his high school career. But before Wednesday, the sixth-year Ohio State head coach had never actually landed a local prospect who played high school hoops in the Columbus area. Kaleb Wesson hailed from

But before Wednesday, the sixth-year Ohio State head coach had never actually landed a local prospect who played high school hoops in the Columbus area. Kaleb Wesson hailed from Westerville in the 2017 class, but Holtmann largely inherited his recruitment from the Thad Matta regime. DAZN is the new home of the NFL in Canada.

taking on the Iowa Hawkeyes (3-3, 1-2) in Ohio Stadium today, we chatted with Jonah Parker, the co-managing editor of Black Hearts Gold Pants, our SB Nation sibling site that covers Iowa athletics. It has been a tale of two sides of the ball for Iowa this season. The Hawkeyes have been characteristically stout on defense — they currently rank third nationally in scoring defense and seventh in total defense — however, on offense, Iowa has been absolutely putrid. Coming into the game Brian Ferentz’s unit ranks dead last in total offense and 127th nationally in scoring defense. If you want more of the Hawkeyes’ perspective on the game, make sure that you check out all of BHGP’s coverage on their website or on Twitter @BHGP.

Chris Holtmann’s brought in more than a handful of Ohio natives from the high school recruiting ranks during his tenure with the Buckeyes. Malaki Branham even lived in Columbus until he began his high school career. But before Wednesday, the sixth-year Ohio State head coach had never actually landed a local prospect who played high school hoops in the Columbus area. Kaleb Wesson hailed from

In preparation for the No. 2 Ohio Buckeyes (6-0, 3-0) taking on the Iowa Hawkeyes (3-3, 1-2) in Ohio Stadium today, we chatted with Jonah Parker, the co-managing editor of Black Hearts Gold Pants, our SB Nation sibling site that covers Iowa athletics. It has been a tale of two sides of the ball for Iowa this season. The Hawkeyes have been characteristically stout on defense — they currently rank third nationally in scoring defense and seventh in total defense — however, on offense, Iowa has been absolutely putrid. Coming into the game Brian Ferentz’s unit ranks dead last in total offense and 127th nationally in scoring defense. If you want more of the Hawkeyes’ perspective on the game, make sure that you check out all of BHGP’s coverage on their website or on Twitter @BHGP.

There would be a natural inclination for Buffalo Bills fans to be, if not pushing the panic button, having their finger hovering over it. Think about what happened in the final seconds last week against the New York Jets . Not only did the Bills lose 20-17 to their AFC East rival , therefore tightening the division race, but star quarterback Josh Allen suffered an elbow injury which, most likely, will keep him out of Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings at Highmark Stadium. But if the mood inside the Bills locker room this week is any indication, no one is panicking, and some of that relates directly to the leadership they have. In particular, Von Miller. Sign up for the Bills Blast newsletter Delivered straight to your inbox, additional Bills analysis, insight, stats, quotes and team history from Sal Maiorana "We’re 6-2. I’ve been on teams where it was the other way around, we were 2-6," Miller said. "It’s definitely no panic from my end and definitely not any panic from any coaches. We’ve just got to keep pushing. I reminded the guys of last year when I first got to the Los Angeles Rams, we were 7-1, then we lost the next three games. From the outside world, the sky was falling.

with the way that the question was worded, Smith-Njigba and what will likely be a bunch of gaudy numbers make sense. But I am a little surprised that the three defensive options on the list didn’t even combine to equal half of the receiver’s total. With all due respect to JSN, with the video game-level talent that Brian Hartline has assembled in the WR room Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 2022 Online