Scientists in Berlin have developed an A.I. robot that can reportedly beat professional curlers.

Curly grasps the stone between those front wheels using four smaller wheels arranged in a U shape. These are powered by a conveyor belt, which spins the stone, allowing the robot to curve its trajectory, just like a human player does. Spin clockwise and the stone will curl right; spin counterclockwise and it’ll go left.

Michigan should figure out a new approach to their trash talk after nearly two decades of embarrassment.

Michigan beat Ohio State 18 times over 28 meetings starting in 1976, but has been 1-15 since the last of those 18 wins. However, the team still loves talking trash, even after allowing 118 points in their last two meetings.

Iowa was one of the many schools that cut multiple athletics programs due to COVID-19 cost-cutting measures after the August announcement that many NCAA conferences were canceling the fall football season.

However, now that football is indeed happening this year, will those athletics programs return to action? No, says Iowa athletics director Gary Barta.

The school says that while football has returned, it won’t completely cover the financial hit that the school has taken.