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Tarleton State coach Gillispie under investigation
Tarleton State coach Billy Gillispie has been placed on temporary administrative leave as the university investigates an anonymous complaint.
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Top-25 senior Cloer commits to Wade, Wolfpack
Top-25 senior Cole Cloer has committed to NC State, he told ESPN, giving Will Wade his second top-25 recruit since taking over the Wolfpack last spring.
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Brewers’ Chourio (hamstring) exits G1, has MRI
After becoming the first player to have three hits in the first two innings of a postseason game, Milwaukee outfielder Jackson Chourio left the Brewers’ 9-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs with a hamstring injury during Saturday’s NL Division Series opener.
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Counsell stands by short-rest Boyd after G1 flop
Cubs manager Craig Counsell said he was “very comfortable” starting Matthew Boyd on three days’ rest after the lefty lasted just eight batters in Saturday’s 9-3 loss to the Brewers in Game 1 of the NLDS.
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Alonso’s first F1 title, 20 years later: ‘He was just another level’
Twenty years after winning his first F1 championship, Fernando Alonso is still on the grid, still revered, and still hungry for another world title.
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Norris breaks front wing in chaotic Singapore FP2
Lando Norris broke his front wing following a collision in the pits with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc during second practice for the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Texas’ Miller gets first commit in top-50 Ogden
Coach Sean Miller landed his first recruit since taking over as Texas coach, in small forward Bo Ogden, whose father, Chris, is GM at Texas.