J.J. Spaun has powered through the tough course conditions, terrible weather and heat of competition to win the 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club on Sunday.Spaun, who turned pro in 2012 and has just one PGA Tour win under his belt, has captured his first major of his career at a course that consumed some of the game's biggest stars.He did so in dramatic fashion, too, as Spaun closed the door with a birdie at the 18th, a long, winding putt from 64 feet to secure the victory. It was the longest putt made by anyone in the field over four rounds.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMSpaun shot 66-72-69-72 to finish his week as the only player under par at Oakmont.Oakmont was as advertised this week, with some of the games best like Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry and more struggling to find answers for its tough greens, thick roughs, and the pouring rain that came down on Sunday certainly didnt help matters for those vying for the championship.Golfs toughest test this year, though, was tamed by Spaun on Thursday when he left as the fields leader after 18 holes, shooting a 4-under 66. He returned on Friday and didnt see the same results, going 2-over, but he certainly wasnt out of it.After posting a 1-under on Saturday, Spaun knew he was in position to make a run at his first-ever major, but Sundays start wasnt at all what he had in mind.FRENCH GOLFER VICTORY PEREZ MAKES HISTORY AT US OPEN WITH RARE ACESpaun had five bogeys in his first six holes, as he started to tumble down the leaderboard. In the past, Spaun has said he would be discouraged with this type of performance, but as he was righting his Sunday ship, a weather delay put a halt on play.When he returned to the course, a different Spaun emerged. The back nine was truly his, shooting par on the first two holes before birdying Hole 12 and then Hole 14 to get his round to 3-over on the day.At this point, multiple players were in the hunt, separated by a shot, if not tied on the leaderboard. Spaun gave one back with a bogey on 15, but he was money on Hole 17 and 18 with back-to-back birdies to seal the win.While his putt on 18 was nothing short of incredible, Spauns drive on 17 landed perfectly short of the green and it rolled up for a chance at eagle. While he missed that putt, he would bury his next one just over three feet with a chance to win on 18.Robert MacIntyre, the Scottish left-hander, was already in the clubhouse waiting intently for Spauns performance on his final hole of the weekend. MacIntyres 2-under 68 led him to a 1-over finish for the tournament. A bad hole from Spaun and the trophy could be his.But cameras caught the moment MacIntyre watched Spaun nail the long putt on the 18th green, and he finished second for the tournament. The rounded out top 10 are as follows:It was a week that tested both physical and mental fortitude, and Spaun came out the victor of the talented group.Spaun also completed his Father's Day with his daughters Emerson and Violet, as well as wife Melody, with a celebration at the 18th green.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

MSNBC hosts Ali Velshi and Chris Hayes appeared surprised on Saturday that the military parade event in Washington, D.C., wasn't giving off "dark, malevolent energy," which they said was often the case at President Donald Trump's rallies."One thing I will say, I want to go back to you, Ali, that, again, when we talk about the sort of tension in the country, and sometimes, you know, you and I have both been at Trump rallies, those can be very tense, a kind of, I would say, like kind of a dark, malevolent energy, sometimes in them, not always, but it doesnt seem like thats the energy on the Mall today, which I think is a good sign, right?" Hayes asked Velshi.The military parade on Saturday honored the U.S. Armys 250th anniversary, which also coincided with Trump's 79th birthday. However, the parade came as riots and protests continue in Los Angeles and across the country over the Trump administration's policies."Correct. Youre really correct about that, Chris, and its something we were watching for. Im just sort of surprised by the number of people who were at the front of the parade watching, cheering, and then would come and ask to take a selfie. This is a very different, this is a very different mood here. People seem to be going out of their way to say that theyre here to celebrate the Armys 250th birthday," Velshi said.MILITARY PARADE DRAWS PATRIOTIC AMERICANS FROM NEAR AND FAR: 'NO BETTER TIME TO COME TO DC'Velshi said that politicization was still present at the event, but that it wasn't dark or tense."Now, there are people walking around with signs. Moments ago, while you were talking to Jen, a guy just came around and said, Trump 2028! and I said, How does that work exactly? and he was, like, laughing and had a big flag on him. So theres some politicization here, but its not dark, its not tense, its not amped up. Its different. Its different from covering a Trump rally," he continued.Hayes brought up "exuberant" protests across the nation in small towns and asked MSNBC host Jen Psaki about the country's "civic culture."LIBERAL MEDIA MELTS DOWN OVER TRUMPS MILITARY PARADE PLAN, CALLING IT AUTHORITARIAN"Theres sort of a feeling of hope, I think, and this speaks to what Ali is sort of experiencing, is that the countrys civic culture and democratic culture is actually quite strong and sort of is an enormous asset that we have when we compare ourselves to other places. There genuinely is a democratic and civic culture in this country that I think, I think, most Americans still hang on to," he said.MSNBC's Jen Psaki said it was "encouraging" to hear that "there is a calm and that it isnt overly exercised among the people attending."However, Psaki said the calm may shift depending on what President Trump said during his speech at the parade.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"People who have never participated in protests or have never seen themselves as part of an activist movement are out there today, right? Theyre out there with their kids and their 98-year-old mothers, and that tells you how people feel moved in this moment. So, that is a part of our environment, that is a part of who we are as a country, and today is an example of that. And lets certainly all hope that that continues at this event this evening," the MSNBC host said.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

The United States mens national soccer team made quite the statement to begin their CONCACAF Gold Cup group play on Sunday by dominating Trinidad and Tobago, 5-0, at PayPal Park in San Jose, California.All the talk leading into the Gold Cup was about Christian Pulisic, the USMNT star who defended his reasoning for abstaining from playing in the Gold Cup following his year with AC Milan. Former players and fans alike were calling out Pulisic, and it was certainly detracting from the roster set to play on Sunday.This team, though, clearly wasnt listening to the outside noise as they got right down to business against "T&T" to kick off their Group D schedule.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt was Malik Tillman, the 23-year-old who plays for the Netherlands PSV Eindhoven in the Eredivisie league, getting the USMNT on the scoreboard with his first career international goal in the 16th minute.Jack McGlynn made it happen as he was patient inside T&Ts 18-yard box, slipping past a defender and lifting a cheeky pass to Tillman, who buried it for the opening goal of the tournament.FORMER US SOCCER STAR REVEALS THE 'BIGGEST ISSUE' THREATENING AMERICA'S WORLD CUP DREAMSBut Tillman wasnt done in the first half. He started to sprint when Diego Luna took advantage of a poor pass back from a T&T defender, providing support if Luna wanted to pass. Thats exactly what he did when Tillman got separation, and he made it 2-0.The USMNT wasnt done in the first half as Patrick Agyemang deflected a shot from Luna just three minutes after Tillmans second goal. The T&T keeper had no chance as he dove the other direction with the ball crossing the goal line.With a 3-0 lead after the first half, the USMNT didnt just go into cruise control. It was Brenden Aaronson in the 82nd minute going to his right foot and keeping his shot low past the T&T keeper to make it 4-0.Then Haji Wright joined the scoring party with a perfectly placed shot to the right side of the net just three minutes after Aaronson.It was quite the statement for this USMNT group less than one year out from the FIFA World Cup, which will be held in the United States as well as Canada and Mexico.Their next group stage game will be on June 19 against Saudi Arabia, which took down Haiti, 1-0, on Sunday to win their opening Gold Cup match as well.Both the USMNT and Saudi Arabia have three points in the group.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A viral Reddit post has commenters divided on the attitudes and actions of a sparring couple who have been traveling for both business and pleasure and were unable to agree on protocol for airport travel.A man asked others in his post if he was wrong "for asking my wife to meet me at the hotel instead of picking her up from the airport?"He said the pair were traveling "but I arrived in the city a week earlier for work. Ive been staying at an airbnb and once she gets here, were moving into a hotel together for the rest of the trip."WOMAN RIPS INTO STUPID SHOWERS AT HOTELS AND THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR DESIGNING THEMHe didn't rent a car, he said, so he'd been "using Uber to get around. When she told me her arrival time, I suggested she just take an Uber from the airport to the hotel instead of me coming to pick her up."This way, he said, he wouldn't "have to Uber to the airport, then Uber again to the hotel with her. It felt like an unnecessary loop."He said she "also knows the city well - we actually lived here for a year a couple of years ago, so shes totally familiar with the airport and how to get around."The husband said his suggestion "made more logistical sense, but she was really upset when I suggested this."So he wondered if he was in the wrong "for not picking her up from the airport."FLIGHT PASSENGERS COMPLAIN ABOUT MASKLESS COUGHING ON BOARD AS SUMMER TRAVEL HEATS UPMore than 1,000 people reacted to the post to date, with a variety of opinions shared about the dilemma.Wrote the top commenter, "You're thinking of practical logistics. She's thinking she wants to see her partner asap and that [he'd] be excited to see her asap" as well.Another commenter said no one was in the wrong in this scenario, but "making your spouse happy sometimes requires you to be much better than an a--hole."The person added, "Personally, that's how my family operates, too. Unless there are significant obstacles, we have never not picked up whoever is arriving or at least met them halfway. It's the sentiment that matters."Said another person in the comments section, "It's a nice gesture to meet your partner or loved one at the airport, and it shows you're excited to see them. It sounds like you're more of a practical person, and your wife sounds more romantic and sensitive."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe same person added, "Also, she might need help with her luggage Your wife's feelings are worth the extra Uber ride even if it seems unnecessary to you."Another writer was far more blunt: "I think the wife needs to grow up," this person said.A different person offered this perspective: "Id say if it matters this much to her and it is simply logical to you (but really doesnt MATTER all that much) then your wife should be the priority here."For more Lifestyle articles, visitfoxnews.com/lifestyleThe person went on, "I can absolutely see both sides. Your suggestion was not made to make her feel like you werent eager to see her or like you didnt think she [could] handle it on her own. You know she can handle it. SHE knows she can handle it on her own. Thats not the point. Clearly."The commenter added, "So I guess it comes down to how much your wifes feelings matter to you? This topic clearly means a lot to her for whatever reason."The original poster after many comments had already come in added later to his post, "Ive been on a bunch of business trips and shes never come to meet me at the airport when I got back (which Ive been totally fine with), so I thought it wasnt a big deal for her, and had already scheduled a business meeting around her arrival time."

MINNEAPOLIS - Multiple Minnesota law enforcement sources confirmed the Sunday evening arrest of lawmaker shooting suspect Vance Boelter in Sibley County to Fox News.Boelter, 57, is accused of killing Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, early Saturday morning at their Brooklyn Park home in Minneapolis. He is also accused of shooting State Sen. John Hoffman, also a Democrat, and his wife, Yvette, in their nearby Champlin home.The Sibley County Sheriff's Office told Fox News that Boelter "verbally" identified himself to authorities searching for him in the area on Sunday evening.Drew Evans, superintendent of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) said Sunday that law enforcement officials were trying to locate and arrest Boelter on federal and local warrants.DRAMATIC PHOTOS SHOW MINNESOTA LAWMAKER'S HOME DAMAGED IN SHOOTING AS MANHNUT FOR SUSPECT CONTINUES"There is information that led us to do the searchesin Sibley County," Evans said, adding later that Boelter's vehicle and a hat that appeared to belong to the suspect were located in that area. He encouraged anyone around the Sibley County area who sees anything suspicious to contact police.NEARBY STATE ON ALERT AS SEARCH FOR MINNESOTA LAWMAKER SHOOTER CONTINUESEvans said authorities are sifting through 400 tips and described Sunday's search as "fluid."Authorities have said the suspect targeted lawmakers in a planned attack, showing up at their homes wearing a police-like uniform and a mask.POLICE IDENTIFY SUSPECT IN SHOOTING OF MINNESOTA LAWMAKERS AND THEIR SPOUSESDemocratic Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar shared a message from Hoffman's wife on Sunday, saying the state senator was shot nine times and she eight."John is enduring many surgeries right now and is closer every hour to being out of the woods," Yvette wrote. "He took [nine] bullet hits. I took [eight] and we are both incredibly lucky to be alive. We are gutted and devastated by the loss of Melissa and Mark. There is never a place for this kind of political hate."Officials said Boelter had signs in his vehicle that read "No Kings." Cities across the United States had "No Kings" protests expressing disapproval of the Trump administration's ICE raids scheduled for Saturday afternoon.

Billy Ray Cyrus reminisced Sunday on his early days of fatherhood, and celebrated his own dad with a tribute shared online to commemorate Father's Day.The "Achy Breaky Heart" singer posted a number of family photos on Instagram as he marked the holiday with a song featuring his daughter, Noah Cyrus.Cyrus, 63, included a recent image with his superstar daughter, Miley Cyrus, on the heels of a recent reunion.BILLY RAY CYRUS' SON UNLEASHES SCATHING CRITIQUE OF HUNGRY FOR FAME FATHER"'My Grandfather told my Father' and luckily he taught me .when your [sic] lost . Stand Still," Cyrus captioned the clip."Happy Fathers Day to everyone ! Mothers sisters .brothers .friends included!"A carousel of images featured the father-of-five with his kids, although it's unclear if sons Trace or Christopher were included in the roundup.BILLY RAY CYRUS' INAUGURATION STUMBLE REIGNITES YEARS OF HOUSEHOLD DRAMA: WHO'S WHO IN THE FAMOUS FAMILYCyrus was previously married to Tish Cyrus for 30 years and adopted her older children, Trace and Brandi, before they welcomed three of their own kids: Miley, Braison Cyrus and Noah Cyrus.The singer is also father to Christopher Cyrus with ex-girlfriend Kristin Luckey.The "Wrecking Ball" singer broke her silence last month over a rumored rift with her family. One day after sharing a birthday tribute to her brother Braison, Miley posted an Instagram story after social media users had pointed out her mother, Tish Cyrus, unfollowed her earlier in the week."I rarely comment on rumors but my mama and I are too tight for anything to ever come between us," Miley wrote. "Shes my best friend. Like a lot of moms, she doesnt know how to work her phone and somehow unfollowed me simple, coincidental and uninteresting."My dad and I have had our challenges over the years. Now, in my thirties, family is my priority above all else. Im at peace knowing bridges have been built and time has done a lot of healing. Grateful for the good health and love that flows through my family."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSShe delved more into the state of her relationship with her father and the difficulties she faced pursuing sobriety.When the New York Times asked if she's ever talked to her father about her own experience with sobriety, she said, "I think he has a harder time enjoying being sober. I kind of enjoy it. I think my dad is somebody thats like, That would be real nice right now. He calls it a good bad habit. Things that make you feel good, but you know theyre bad."She added, "So I think for him, I grew up in a different generation. My dad grew up between the 60s and the 80s. It wasnt normal for you to have your psychiatrist on speed dial. So I think my dad just really didnt have the support."Miley said they don't "avoid" the subject, "but its not really something thats our table talk.""Me and my dad like to talk about music and movies," she said. "Its not something thats ever been our focus, but it probably should be. We probably should talk about that at some point."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERIn January, Billy Ray stumbled onstage during a performance at President Donald Trump's inauguration celebration. Afterward, fans and family members voiced concerns about the singer, questioning his health and stability.Shortly after, Trace wrote in an open letter to his father, "Youre not healthy Dad & everyone is noticing it."He added, "I love you Dad. We havent talked in a while but Im over a year and half clean from alcohol. Guess what? I feel amazing. I dont know what youre struggling with exactly but I think I have a pretty good idea & Id love to help you if you would open up and receive the help."Last week, Trace doubled down with a scathing critique of his adopted father."This man is so hungry for fame, it's pathetic," Trace wrote on Instagram. "He really flew to Italy for a fashion show but wouldn't come to LA for Mammie's funeral while he was still married to my mom. Even after his daughter got him a 60k private jet like he demanded then he still didn't come after the plane was paid for."You're the lamest man to ever walk planet earth. Honestly embarrassed to have ever considered you my idol. The best thing to come from your downfall is it made me go into beast mode. I refuse to be a washed up, delusional, evil person when I'm old like you. Christ is King. Get right with God. You need it."A representative for Billy Ray did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Pop star Olivia Rodrigo voiced her support for the anti-ICE protests on Saturday against the "violent deportations" happening in Los Angeles. "I've lived in LA my whole life and I'm deeply upset about these violent deportations of my neighbors under the current administration," Rodrigo wrote on Instagram Stories. "LA simply wouldn't exist without immigrants. Treating hardworking community members with such little respect, empathy, and due process is awful. I stand with the beautiful, diverse community of Los Angeles and with immigrants all across America."She added, "I stand for our right to freedom of speech and freedom to protest."LIBERAL MEDIA DOWNPLAYS LA RIOTS, DISMISS VIOLENCE AS ISOLATED WHILE TOUTING 'PEACEFUL' ANTI-ICE PROTESTSThe "Drivers License" singer added a link to the American Civil Liberties Unions (ACLU) "Know Your Rights" website page on immigrant rights and what to do in the event of encountering law enforcement or an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent asking about citizenship status.In another post on Instagram Stories, Rodrigo posted a picture of one of the several "No Kings" protests that took place against President Donald Trump on Saturday.Fox News Digital reached out to a representative for Rodrigo for comment.In October, Rodrigo related a story of being detained by border security when trying to enter the U.S. through Canada. She described being taken out of her room at 3 a.m. and being interrogated by a federal officer."He scared me," she said. "He's like, You know you could go to jail for lying to a federal officer like this. Like, this is really bad.'"She added, "I'm freaking out. I'm like, Im not gonna be let into America!'"POP STAR OLIVIA RODRIGO ROCKS OUT FOR ABORTION, FUNNELING PORTION OF TICKET SALES TO PRO-CHOICE GROUPSRodrigo said she was released after about 30 minutes when the officer admitted he had confused her for a suspect of similar age named Olivia Rodriguez.Riots broke out throughout Los Angeles around June 6 after ICE agents conducted deportation raids and arrests. Trump later sent in National Guard officers to help clamp down on the violence that devastated several local businesses.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

Meghan Markle gave royal watchers a glimpse into her life as a mother of two while honoring her husband on Father's Day.Markle, 43, stood behind the camera to capture moments of her family for memories to share with her followers of Prince Harry being "the best" dad to their two babies."Happy Fathers Day to our favorite guy," the Duchess of Sussex captioned a short video featuring rare moments of their family.PRINCE HARRY, MEGHAN MARKLE EXCLUDED FROM TROOPING THE COLOUR AS ROYALS PREPARE TO SHOW UNITED FRONT: EXPERTMarkle showed Prince Harry cradling his kids with a "Happy Father's Day" banner strung up in the courtyard.Her video featured intimate family occasions and included footage from when their children were newborns to recent tropical retreats.KATE MIDDLETON STANDS FIRM WITH PRINCE WILLIAM AS DOORS SHUT ON PRINCE HARRY: EXPERTThe Duke of Sussex ran alongside Prince Archie as he rode a bike without training wheels as Jason Mraz's "Have It All" played in the background.Prince Harry, 40, and the "As Ever" brand founder have been fiercely protective of their children, son Prince Archie, 6, and daughter Princess Lilibet, 4.The couple have only released a handful of approved images of their children over the years after stepping down from senior royal responsibilities and moving to California in 2020, nearly two years after they married at Windsor Castle.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSOn Sunday, King Charles III and Queen Camilla's royal family Instagram account honored dad's everywhere with a carousel of throwback photos, including their own fathers.APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POST"To all Dads everywhere, we wish you a happy Fathers Day today," they wrote.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERThe tribute comes amid a continued royal rift between Prince Harry and his brother and father. Royal experts have told Fox News Digital that brother Prince William and Harry are not on speaking terms. Sources close to Harry previously told People magazine that Harry's father, King Charles, wont respond to Harrys phone calls or letters.After the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down from their responsibilities in 2020, the couple aired grievances with Prince Harry's family in interviews and documentaries. Harrys tell-all 2023 memoir, "Spare," filled with private details and embarrassing revelations about the House of Windsor, made things worse.In the book, the Duke of Sussex claimed he and William begged their father, who at the time was the Prince of Wales, not to marry Camilla. Charles and Camilla were in a relationship for decades, even while Charles was married to Harry and William's mother, the late Princess Diana.Harry also wrote in his book that from the very beginning of his relationship with Meghan Markle, his family was skeptical of the American actress, as was the British press.After Harry tried to set the tone and released a statement condemning tabloid coverage of their relationship, William allegedly grew furious with his brother. When Markle and Harry were given the Duke and Duchess of Sussex title, everything boiled over and William reportedly became physically violent toward Harry.In May, Harry told the BBC hes ready to reconcile with his family but that the patriarch wont speak with him.

A tourist was caught-on-camera crushing a Swarovski crystal-encrusted chair inside a museum in Italy then taking off.The Palazzo Maffei in Verona took to social media to expose the tourist's actions as he was caught sitting on the chair, causing it to collapse and fall to the ground. "The nightmare of every museum has become a reality, even at Palazzo Maffei," the museum wrote in a post on their Facebook page, with the surveillance video attached. "What you just saw would be ridiculous if it hadn't, unfortunately, actually happened," a museum employee says during the video.MELANIA TRUMP STATUE SAWED OFF AT THE ANKLES AND STOLEN IN SLOVENIAThe museum pointed out that the tourists conveniently waited for security to leave before making their move and capturing the photo.The chair was described as being "extremely fragile.""An irresponsible gesture caused serious damage to Nicola Bolla's Van Gogh chair, a very delicate work, entirely covered in hundreds of Swarovski crystals," the museum said.ANCIENT RELIGIOUS RELICS RECOVERED AFTER CHURCH ROBBERIES NOW ON DISPLAY IN NEW EXHIBITThe museum said they were unsure for several days if they would be able to restore the chair."We were truly worried it might not be possible to restore it," the museum said.BRITISH MAN CONVICTED IN $6 MILLION GOLD TOILET HEISTHowever, thanks to efforts by numerous individuals, the museum shared that they were able to successfully save the work of art."Heartfelt thanks go to the police, our security department and the restorers, whose valuable work allowed the recovery of the work," the museum shared."We share this episode not only for the record, but to start a real awareness campaign on the value of art and the respect it is due."It's unclear how much it cost to fix the art display. It is also unclear if the culprits were ever identified or if they would face any consequences.

The NASCAR Cup Series race in Mexico City had its share of fireworks over the weekend, but the biggest incident was saved for last well after the checkered flag waved on Sunday.Ricky Stenhouse Jr. didnt appear to have anything nice to say when he confronted Carson Hocevar following their collision in the stadium section of Autdromo Hermanos Rodrguez. Hocevar and Stenhouse got into each other on Lap 90.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMStenhouse eventually drove to 27th and Hocevar finished 34th.The Amazon Prime Video broadcast showed Stenhouse leaning into Hocevars vehicle and giving him a few choice words. Stenhouse was asked after the confrontation what he told Hocevar."I told him I was going to beat his a-- once we got back in the States," he said, via The Athletic.DANIEL SUAREZ WINS XFINITY RACE AT MEXICO CITY BUT CAN HE DELIGHT FANS IN CUP?Hocevar was heard in the vehicle trying to explain to Stenhouse what happened with his vehicle, but to no avail. The two have built up a rivalry on the track over the last few weeks of the season. Stenhouse called out Hocevars aggressive driving after a wreck in Nashville.While it seemed the two had let bygones be bygones after the Nashville race, the lingering smoke has built up a new fire.Shane Van Gisbergen won the race. Christopher Bell finished right behind him in second place.Chase Elliott, Alex Bowman, Michael McDowell, John Hunter Nemechek, Chase Briscoe, Cole Custer, William Byron and Chris Buescher rounded out the top 10.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.