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- Hurley turned to Izzo for advice on Lakers job
- Mercedes confirms new deputy team principal
- Iowa St.’s Jefferson hopes to return in Sweet 16
- Alex Eala exits 2026 Miami Open with dismal loss against Karolína Muchová
- James Harris retires from professional cricket after 19-year career
- Gould: England Tests against Australia, India are ‘significant priorities’
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Have F1’s new-for-2026 regulations made the sport too complicated?
F1’s star drivers have spent much of preseason criticizing the sport’s new-for-2026 cars. They might have a point, but there are no simple solutions.
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Norris fears big accident for drivers, fans in F1
Lando Norris fears Formula One is on the brink of a “horrible” accident which could put both drivers and spectators at risk.
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Coaching carousel buzz: Latest on Georgia Tech, Kansas State, more
Candidates have emerged for the Yellow Jackets and Wildcats, plus intel on which positions could open next.
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Consensus awards picks, plus season superlatives
There was no debate for player, freshman, transfer or coach of the year, with clear front-runners in each.
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Bilas’ All-America teams: My top 20 men’s college basketball players of 2025-26
Freshmen earned six of the 20 spots we handed out Tuesday. Here’s who made the cut.
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30 MLB teams, 30 breakout stars: The players who will make the biggest leap in 2026
From veterans in new roles to former top prospects ready to reach new heights, here’s who we expect to level up.
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Nahid Rana five-for dismantles Pakistan
Only a 32-run tenth-wicket parnership helped Pakistan go past the 100-run mark after Rana picked up his maiden five-wicket haul in ODIs
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Verstappen on new rules: ‘Can only take so much’
Max Verstappen remains unconvinced by Formula 1’s new regulations despite a gripping first race in which he rocketed from 20th on the grid to sixth at the finish
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Kishan jumps to second in T20I batting rankings
Varun was the joint-highest wicket-taking but lost the No. 1 spot among bowlers to Afghanistan’s Rashid