British Open leaderboard second-round scores: Scottie Scheffler surges into lead

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  The Open Championship's  second round is wrapping up at Royal Portrush and a familiar name is atop the leaderboard after Friday's action. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler surged into sole possession of first place heading into the weekend at golf's final major of 2025, putting together the best round of the day (7-under 64) to wind up one shot ahead of 2022 U.S. Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick at 10-under overall for the tournament. USA TODAY Sports  had complete Round 2 coverage from Royal Portrush. Here's a recap of what happened, including the leaderboard after Friday's golf was complete and highlights from the course of the day: Read more: 

Teddy Bridgewater says he has been suspended by Miami HS he coached to state title

 

Former NFL Pro Bowl quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has been suspended as the head football coach at his alma mater, Miami Northwestern High School, Bridgewater confirmed on social media on July 13.

The suspension comes less than a week after Bridgewater detailed in a Facebook post, in which he was asking for donations for the program, that he spent $2,200 per week to feed his players pregame meals, $14,000 to conduct a training camp, $9,500 for uniforms, $1,300 a week for recovery services for players, $300 a week to keep the team’s field painted and $700 for Uber rides.

Bridgewater alleged that administrators at Northwestern “want me gone apparently.”

“The suspension came from MNW and it’s impossible to suspend someone who doesn’t work for you,” Bridgewater wrote. “So if im suspended from MNW im free to go to another school of my choice but IM NOT GOING ANYWHERE. And if it comes down to it, I will volunteer from the bleachers like I used to in 2018 and 2019 when no one had a problem.”

The Florida High School Athletic Association confirmed to USA TODAY that it sent the allegation of impermissible benefits to Miami Northwestern and is "communicating with the school to gather information.” FHSAA rules state that “no school employee, athletic department staff member, or representative of a school’s athletic interests…may form, direct, offer, provide, or otherwise engage in any activity outlined” in the organization’s bylaw governing amateurism and name, image and likeness.

In his first season as head coach, the 32-year-old Bridgewater led Miami Northwestern to a Class 3A state championship in Florida, with the Bulls winning each of their playoff games by at least 40 points.

A former first-round pick of the Minnesota Vikings, Bridgewater played in the NFL for 10 seasons, from 2014-23, before retiring after the 2023 season. He briefly came out of retirement to join his former team, 
the Detroit Lions, late last December for their final two regular-season games and their divisional round playoff loss to the Washington Commanders. He resumed his role as Miami Northwestern’s coach shortly after that run.



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