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College football: Bill Belichick steals 4-star recruit from Deion Sanders
Bill Belichick and the North Carolina Tar Heels have brought in another top talent for the 2025-26 season, and the player comes from Coach Prime’s program at Colorado. Wide receiver Adrian Wilson told On3 he is transferring to UNC to join Belichick for his inaugural season at Chapel Hill. Wilson was one of Deion Sanders’ […]
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FSU shooting: Famed sports alumni speak out after deadly shooting
The deadly campus shooting at Florida State University Thursday shocked the nation. Several former star Florida State athletes spoke out in support of fellow Seminoles after at least two were killed and at least six were injured. The grieving former FSU athletes included LIV Golf star Brooks Koepka, reigning NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year […]
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Artemi Panarin reaches settlement with ex-employee after assault claim: report
New York Rangers star forward Artemi Panarin and Madison Square Garden Sports, the company that owns the Rangers, paid financial settlements to a former team employee last year after a woman alleged Panarin sexually assaulted her, per The Athletic. The employee alleged that Panarin sexually assaulted her in a hotel room in 2023, according to […]
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NFL News: Bears star Caleb Williams not using his time to socialize
Caleb Williams, the top pick in last year’s NFL Draft, experienced some highs and lows during his rookie season. However, the Chicago Bears quarterback is speaking out on at least one of the ways he plans on approaching his second NFL season. Developing close friendships with fellow quarterbacks across the league is something Williams is […]
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NFL news: Cam Ward drops major hints of landing spot
It sure sounds like Cam Ward knows which team is drafting him next week. Ward has become the consensus No. 1 pick in most NFL mock drafts — including both of ours — with the big day coming in a week. The Tennessee Titans own the top selection, and as the weeks have gone by, […]
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As likely No. 1 WNBA Draft pick, Paige Bueckers is among new generation of young talent
Two Sundays ago, Paige Bueckers and Sue Bird gathered inside Amalie Arena in Tampa, Fla., as different points in their lives were celebrated. Bueckers led a courtside coronation. The Huskies blew out South Carolina to win UConn’s first national championship in nine years. With the souvenir net draped around her neck after her final college […]
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Inside 72 hours at Tennessee: How did it fall apart for Nico Iamaleava and the Volunteers?
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Thursday evening, Tennessee’s quarterbacks gathered for an annual tradition, with Nico Iamaleava among them. On their off day ahead of Saturday’s spring game, Tennessee’s quarterbacks sat around the table at quarterbacks coach Joey Halzle’s home. His wife, Cara, made tacos. It was mostly business as usual, despite a report earlier in the […]
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Rory McIlroy’s Masters win gives him, at last, his seat at the table
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Four miles west of Augusta National Golf Club, in the Forest Hills section of town, where colonial revivals mix with brick Tudors, dusk settled in over a garden party Wednesday. It was the night before the 2025 Masters Tournament, and Nick Faldo and Ben Crenshaw sat on a back porch for a […]
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Would Paige Bueckers still be No. 1 if all college players were WNBA Draft-eligible?
As Sarah Strong dominated the South Carolina frontcourt during UConn’s national championship victory, gobbling up rebounds, protecting the rim and scoring from everywhere on the court, it was easy to imagine her also doing so at the next level. WNBA executives had to be drooling over the idea of drafting the next Huskies star. But […]
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9 MLB managers whose job status could be in question by the end of the season
In baseball’s Age of Collaboration, the hot seat for managers should be viewed more as an oversized sofa, with front-office executives and statistical analysts all squeezing in. Firing the manager when others bear responsibility for shaping rosters and influencing decisions often amounts to blatant scapegoating. Perhaps that is one reason early dismissals are becoming less […]
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