Auburn center Emeka Opurum will miss the rest of the season with a medical condition.
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Wolff: ‘Sense of entitlement’ cost Horner his job
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Boys’ 2026 recruiting class rankings: USC into top 10, Tennessee and Texas A&M join
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Villani retires from WBBL after fairytale finish with Hobart Hurricanes
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Buzzer-beater gives Nebraska program-best start
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How Lando Norris won the 2025 F1 title: McLaren conflict and holding off Max Verstappen, Oscar Piastri
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In winning F1 title, Norris proves himself (and his doubters) wrong
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MLB offseason grades: Mets nab Polanco, Blue Jays and Tigers add relievers
We’ve got you covered with grades and analysis on every winter signing and big offseason trade.
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Power Rankings: The 4-team race for No. 1
Arizona, Duke, Michigan and Iowa State each have legitimate cases to top this week’s edition. Which prevailed?
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Sources: Cardinals agree to deal with RHP May
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