Oklahoma freshman guard Jeremiah Fears will enter the 2025 NBA draft and forgo his remaining college eligibility.
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Swiatek, Raducanu withdraw from BJKC events
Poland’s Iga Swiatek and British star Emma Raducanu have withdrawn from Billie Jean King Cup qualifying tournament matches scheduled for next week.
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‘Embarrassment’ spurred Buttler on to score match-winning half-century
The GT keeper put down a simple chance off Phil Salt in the first over of the game
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Buttler 73* leads GT past RCB after Siraj derails former team
Livingstone fifty, and cameos from Jitesh and David, took hosts from 42 for 4 to 169, but it wasn’t enough
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UNC’s Davis, Trojans’ Watkins pace NIL market
North Carolina’s RJ Davis and USC’s JuJu Watkins lead all male and female NCAA athletes in NIL endorsements over the last 12 months.
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ASU’s Quaintance has knee surgery, eyes portal
Arizona State freshman Jayden Quaintance underwent successful surgery to repair a torn ACL in his right knee on March 19.
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Red Sox, rookie Campbell reach 8-year extension
Rookie second baseman Kristian Campbell and the Red Sox agreed to an eight-year extension through the 2034 season. Sources told ESPN that the deal is worth $60M.
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Buttler 73* leads GT past RCB after Siraj and Sai Kishore set up victory
Livingstone fifty, and cameos from Jitesh and David, took hosts from 42 for 4 to 169, but it wasn’t enough
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Sources: NBA probes Morant’s finger-gun gesture
The NBA is looking into Grizzlies star Ja Morant using his hands and arms to mimic shooting a gun toward the Warriors’ bench during Tuesday’s game, sources told ESPN.
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Lawson reveals ‘shock’ at brutal Red Bull swap
Liam Lawson has admitted that he was shocked by his demotion from Red Bull after two grands prix, while team boss Christian Horner believes it was a case of “too much, too soon.”