Video has been released from the Ohio State-Michigan brawl following their Nov. 30 match-up. Several videos were recorded by Franklin County Sheriff deputies responding to the brawl. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the melee and can be seen caught in the middle of the fighting. Multiple officers were knocked down, and at least one was injured. The fight broke out after the game in Columbus after the Buckeyes lost to their rival, the Wolverines, and a Michigan player tried to plant their flag on the field. The Big Ten fined both universities $100,000 but did not suspend the players.
Penn State University police will not charge retired Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce after investigating an altercation with a fan over a cellphone before a Nov. 2 home game between the Nittany Lions and Ohio State. Video on social media showed Kelce walking through a crowd near Beaver Stadium and fans asking for photos and fist bumps when one fan began to heckle Kelce and appeared to shout an anti-gay slur about his brother, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, for dating pop star Taylor Swift. Video showed Kelce grabbing the fan’s phone and throwing it to the ground, then turning to confront the man dressed in Penn State attire. Kelce appeared to use the same anti-gay slur during the exchange before another fan stepped between them before the altercation could escalate. Kelce later apologized during ESPN’s Monday Night Football pregame show.
Google has just released their annual Year In Search report, revealing the top trending searches of the past year. In the U.S., the presidential election was the most-searched term, while globally, Copa America, a soccer tournament, was number one. The most-searched people in the U.S. in 2024 were Donald Trump, followed by Kamala Harris. Katt Williams was the most-searched actor in the country, and for movies, it was “Inside Out 2.”