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Ranking the top 25 boys’ recruiting classes heading into early signing period
In the newly expanded top-25 class rankings, Missouri is the only program with multiple five-star commitments.
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BYU’s Davis Jr. arrested on suspicion of DUI
Kennard Davis Jr., who is a starter for a top-10 BYU squad this season, was arrested on suspicion of DUI following a crash in Provo, Utah, on Thursday, according to a release from local police.
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Suryavanshi scores joint-second fastest men’s T20 century by an Indian
Suryavanshi continued to smash records as he hit 144 off just 42 deliveries against UAE
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Welcome to the AJ Dybantsa Show: Inside BYU’s big basketball bet
Advice from Kevin Durant. A program modeled after an NBA team. Here’s how the No. 1 recruit landed in Provo.
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Rocchiccioli holds his nerve to clinch one-wicket thriller for Western Australia
The offspinner had claimed five wickets then forged the match-winning stand with No. 11 Cameron Gannon after a WA collapse
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Trent Rockets confirm Moores appointment
Nottinghamshire head coach had been favourite to succeed Andy Flower in role
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Bumrah’s magic seals opening-day honours for India
South Africa won their first toss in India in eight attempts but Bumrah put it out of the equation with a five-for
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Audi reveal Formula 1 concept for 2026 debut
Just 115 days before they officially enter Formula 1, Audi has unveiled its brand and livery colour along with its design concept for 2026.
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Former Cleveland State coach Mackey dies at 80
Kevin Mackey, the first Division I men’s basketball coach to win an NCAA tournament game with a so-called “Cinderella” team, died Tuesday from an apparent heart attack, his son, Brian, told ESPN. Mackey was 80.