Kansas star freshman Darryn Peterson, who entered the season as the front-runner for the No. 1 pick in June’s NBA draft, sat out Tuesday’s 61-56 loss to UConn at Allen Fieldhouse with a lingering hamstring injury, his seventh missed game of the season.
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Orange’s Kyle, 42% FT shooter, ices upset vs. Vols
Syracuse center William Kyle III, a 42% foul shooter, sank a crucial free throw with 13.8 seconds to go to upset No. 13 Tennessee 62-60.
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Cummins a chance for Gabba as Australia delay naming XI
Door left ajar for Pat Cummins to return as captain with Australia still debating the make-up of their side
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Wolff furious with Red Bull’s ‘brainless’ claim
Furious Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has lashed out at Red Bull’s “brainless” claim that Kimi Antonelli deliberately moved over for Lando Norris to aid the British driver’s championship challenge.
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Stella: McLaren will learn from strategy mistakes
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has explained the reasons behind his team’s strategy blunder at the Qatar Grand Prix and promised to learn lessons from the mistake.
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Men’s ACC/SEC Challenge guide: Best games — and what their results mean
This season’s event features three ranked matchups, plus more top-25 teams in action Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Verstappen responds to Brown: ‘Call me Chucky’
Max Verstappen has told Zak Brown to call him “Chucky” after the McLaren CEO likened the reigning champion’s persistence in this year’s title race to a villain in a horror movie.
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F1 title permutations: How Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri can win it at Abu Dhabi GP
Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri are set for an epic Formula 1 title decider in Abu Dhabi — with all three in contention to win this year’s championship.
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Norris on McLaren blunders: ‘I want to go to bed’
Lando Norris said he simply wanted to “go to bed” after a McLaren strategy blunder at the Qatar Grand Prix handed victory and a chance at championship glory to Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.
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Qatar GP: Verstappen wins as title goes to Abu Dhabi
The 2025 title fight will go down to the final round in Abu Dhabi after Max Verstappen won the Qatar Grand Prix while championship leader Lando Norris finished fourth.