Tommy Rees, a former Notre Dame quarterback and offensive coordinator for Alabama, is joining the Browns. He will coach the tight ends in addition to perhaps taking on additional responsibilities.
For the coordinator position, Stefanski has already conducted interviews with Texans quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson, former Buffalo coordinator Ken Dorsey, and offensive line coach Andy Dickerson of Seattle. Johnson is a contender for a number of positions across the league.
It can only be potted once a player has achieved a maximum break of 147, however it will be worth 20 points.
If the ball will remain on the table the entire game, the World Snooker Tour has not yet confirmed this. Furthermore, it is unclear if players who hit it too early will face consequences.
On Sunday night, O’Sullivan—who is still considered among the best in the world—overcame Judd Trump to win the World Grand Prix.
The 48-year-old has taken home four titles this season, and everyone was anxious to see what he thought of the impending Middle East event.
After winning over the weekend, O’Sullivan said, “Have they announced the award for a 167 yet?
It will undoubtedly be a substantial award. As they are a formidable force, the Saudis are free to act however they like.
“I think it’ll be good, it’d be great to get out there and play, every other sport seems to be doing stuff in Saudi so it’d be great to get out there.”
The second-ranked player in the world, Trump, supported the adoption of a “golden ball.”
He declared: “It’s entirely distinct. Hopefully, all of the players can support their attempt at something new.
“I think every player wants to be the first to do something, so it’ll be a great achievement if I can do it.”
The World Snooker Tour’s chairman, Steve Dawson, stated: “The World Snooker Tour is extremely honoured to be collaborating with HE Advisor Turki Alalshikh to host an event in Saudi Arabia for the first time.
“This is a huge breakthrough for snooker into a new territory, and we see this as the beginning of a new adventure for our sport in the region.”
