After failing to score in the first half, Duke freshman Cameron Boozer rallied to finish with 15 points and 13 rebounds — 10 of those after halftime — as the Blue Devils overcame a 33-32 halftime deficit to beat Texas in the Dick Vitale Invitational.
Author: Bsky Feeder
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Jos Verstappen wades into McLaren driver politics
Oscar Piastri risks reputational damage if he does not win this year’s Formula 1 world championship, according to title rival Max Verstappen’s father Jos Verstappen.
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Piastri dismisses McLaren sabotage theories
Oscar Piastri dismissed the lingering conspiracy theories of McLaren sabotage, saying championship lead has disappeared for easily explainable reasons on track.
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Mattingly leaves Jays; Schneider to return in ’26
Don Mattingly is leaving his role as bench coach of the Blue Jays, while manager John Schneider will return in 2026 after the team exercised his contract option.
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Sources: Dodgers pick up $10M option on Muncy
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Sources: DePodesta to run Rockies’ baseball ops
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F1, FIA bid to throw out Massa’s ’08 title legal case
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Norris on leading F1 title battle: Nothing will change
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Braves opt-in on Albies, decline Johnson, Kinley
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Gauff ousted as Sabalenka, Pegula reach semis
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