Justin Tucker (Photo via @SamMcDowell11 Twitter)
Well, Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is doing his part to keep the heated emotions against the Kansas City Chiefs intact.

You may recall that before last year’s AFC Championship Game between the Chiefs and Ravens in Baltimore, Justin Tucker drew the ire of Kansas City players by warming up near their end zone.

Cameras caught Travis Kelce handling the matter independently by moving Tucker’s helmet and footballs. Tucker had a smile on his face while Kelce took care of the matter:

Justin Tucker decided to renew the controversy by bringing back his old tricks. Sam McDowell of The Kansas City Star shared a video of Tucker warming up on the Chiefs’ side of the field ahead of kickoff for tonight’s season opener:

Jeff Zriebec of The Athletic posted a photo of Tucker warming up, noting that there was no confrontation or thrown equipment.

The Chiefs got the last laugh on Justin Tucker and his Ravens in the AFC Championship Game, squeaking out a tight 17-10 victory en route to a second straight Super Bowl title. With the win, Patrick Mahomes improved to 4-1 in his career against Lamar Jackson.

Will Tucker and the Ravens get some oh-so-sweet revenge and spoil the Chiefs’ party, or will Kansas City get another laugh on the legendary kicker? We’ll find out soon.

Justin Tucker Could Be The Deciding Factor Tonight

Four of the five showdowns between Mahomes and Jackson have been decided by a single score, so don’t be surprised if tonight’s game once again comes down to the final seconds.

It usually comes down to special teams when two heavyweights like the Ravens and Chiefs clash. Tucker and Harrison Butker are practically automatic in clutch situations, and they’re the two most accurate kickers in league history (Tucker 90.183 percent, Butker 89.14 percent), so don’t be surprised if either one of them decides the result tonight.

Everyone Is Saying The Same Thing About The Jaw-Dropping Wisconsin Badgers Sorority Girls Who Were Showing Off Their Scandalous Moves In Skimpy PJs

Wisconsin Badgers Alpha Phi sorority members (Photos via @alphaphiwisconsin/TikTok)
CHECK – Everybody Loved The Wisconsin Badgers Sorority Girls Dancing In Pajamas Amid 2024 College Football Season

Delta Zeta members from Texas A&M, Kentucky Wildcats Alpha Phi, and University of Tennessee Kappa Delta members have all gone incredibly viral for their dancing routines. Now, we are adding the Wisconsin Badgers women to the list.

The Wisconsin Badgers Alpha Phi members jumped on the latest trend as they came out in front of their sorority house, all sporting pajamas.

The women could be seen dancing in either two-piece or one-piece sets of pajamas as they shook their bodies to “Jenny from the Block” by Jennifer Lopez.

On Twitter, the video of the Wisconsin Badgers Alpha Phi members has been seen over 3.3 million times.

On their personal TikTok, the video has been liked 62,000 times, has over 400 comments, and over 3,000 people have bookmarked it for later use.

Fans couldn’t contain their excitement:

The Wisconsin Badgers got their season off to a good start as they escaped the Western Michigan Broncos 28-14. However, it felt like one of those games where they should’ve defeated their opponent by way more.

The game was close for the most part until Wisconsin pulled away in the fourth quarter.

Miami transfer Tyler Van Dyke threw for 192 yards and had a rushing touchdown against Western Michigan.

The Badgers have Alabama and a trip to USC coming up, so they will need to play much better if they want to show the world they are for real.

Wisconsin Badgers Hoping To Have Much Better Year In 2024

The University of Wisconsin football season in 2023 finished with a 7-6 finish despite a much-buzzed-about offseason under first-year coach Luke Fickell.

The Wisconsin Badgers can show they are a serious team when they face the Alabama Crimson Tide in Week 3.

Once they come off a bye, they will have the USC Trojans.

One win or even two would put the entire nation on notice, and the team could likely put their 7-6 record from a year ago in the rearview mirror.