No. 10 Iowa State pounded top-ranked Purdue 81-59, handing the Boilermakers the largest nonconference home loss by a No. 1 team in AP poll history.
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Breakfast of champions? Norris opts for McMuffin
Lando Norris said he celebrated winning his first Formula 1 world championship until six in the morning and ended his historic night with a McDonald’s meal.
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Arizona grabs top spot in Top 25 men’s hoops poll
With a perfect start to the season, the Arizona Wildcats have taken the top sport in the AP Top 25 men’s college basketball poll. Purdue, which sat atop the poll for three straight weeks, slid to sixth after losing to Iowa State.
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Utah seeks private equity deal to boost revenue
The University of Utah announced the formation of Utah Brands & Entertainment LLC, a plan to help the athletic department generate new revenue streams, in part through a partnership with a private equity firm.
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Sources: Tigers give Finnegan 2-year, $19M pact
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Pooran declines stumping, Holden retires out – big drama at ILT20
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Tickner stretchered off after shoulder injury
The fast bowler hurt himself when he dived full-length in an attempt to prevent a boundary
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Afridi arrives to raise the heat for Brisbane: ‘That’s why I’m here’
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Jimmy V Men’s Classic guide: Breaking down BYU, UConn wins
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Dybantsa, Wright fuel huge BYU rally vs. Clemson
Behind the largest second-half comeback in program history, one fueled by AJ Dybantsa and capped by Robert Wright III, BYU took down Clemson, 67-64, in the Jimmy V Classic on Tuesday night.