McMahan said it was "foolish" of her to participate in the crowd-led chant Natasha Dye is a writer-reporter for PEOPLE covering sports. Her previous work appears in The New York Post and Popstar!

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Comedian Heather McMahan, who served as emcee at the Ryder Cup’s first tee, apologized for participating in a foul-mouthed chant directed at Rory McIlroy on the tournament’s second day. “I would just ...

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Trump attended the Ryder Cup alongside his granddaughter on Friday RORY MCILROY led an incredible chant at Donald Trump’s expense following Team Europe’s victory over the USA at the Ryder Cup. Luke ...

In the late hours of Sunday night, Colorado issued a statement condemning a derogatory chant aimed at BYU. The Cougars pulled off a comeback win over the Buffaloes on Saturday, giving BYU its first ...

Update: The Big 12 Conference has fined Colorado $50,000 for the “inappropriate chants” that occurred at last weekend’s game between BYU and the Buffaloes. The University of Colorado has apologized ...

President Donald Trump congratulated Team Europe’s Ryder Cup in Bethpage, New York, after raucous victory chant pointedly called him out. “Are you watching, are you watching Donald Trump?” the players ...

FARMINGDALE, New York: A master of ceremonies at the Ryder Cup stepped down from her role after joining in a vulgar chant aimed at Europe's Rory McIlroy, the PGA of America said on Sunday (Sep 28).