College basketball standout Hunter Dickinson, who played for both Kansas and Michigan, is now officially a graduate—and he’s leaning into his reputation as an "old" player with a playful LinkedIn ad. The post humorously nods to his lengthy college career, showing he’s got a sense of humor about his transition to life after hoops.

Editor’s Note: Dickinson’s lighthearted take on his college career is a refreshing break from the usual serious tone of athlete post-grad announcements. It’s a fun reminder that even high-profile players can embrace their quirks—and that college sports careers, no matter how long, eventually wind down. Plus, it’s a clever way to kick off his next chapter, whether that’s pro ball or something entirely different.

During a WNBA game, rookie Paige Bueckers of the Dallas Wings was caught on mic enthusiastically (and hilariously) calling out a Minnesota Lynx player to a referee—think a mix of competitive fire and comedic snitching. The clip has gone viral for its unfiltered, lighthearted moment.

Editor’s Note: Beyond just a funny blooper, this moment humanizes athletes in the best way—showing their raw, unscripted personalities during high-stakes games. For fans, it’s a reminder that even pros have relatable, goofy moments, and for the league, it’s free, engaging content that boosts visibility. Win-win.

Eli Manning, the former New York Giants star and notorious sibling rival, couldn’t resist poking fun at his brother Peyton after the latter snagged a Sports Emmy. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Eli delivered a classic little-brother jab—because what’s family for if not some good-natured ribbing?

Editor’s Note: Beyond the playful banter, this is a lighthearted reminder of how sports icons like the Manning brothers stay relatable even after retirement. Their back-and-forth keeps fans engaged and humanizes legends who could easily fade into stoic nostalgia. Plus, who doesn’t love a harmless family roast?