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State of the silly season: Who will drive where in F1 2026?
The summer break has long been the ideal time for driver movement, so with F1 on holiday, ESPN examines who’s likely to drive where in 2026.
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Bring back the bison: How an on-campus movement resurrected Indiana’s mascot after 50 years
Indiana’s original bison mascot was described as “the devil with a cheerleader in it” — but now a new version has risen from the ashes thanks to a passionate professor, underground student government action, a campus bar, and more.
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NMSU, ex-coach settle wrongful termination suit
Former New Mexico State coach Greg Heiar has reached a lawsuit settlement after he accused the school of making him a “sacrificial lamb” for a litany of issues, including a hazing investigation and a self-defense shooting involving a player.
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📈 Ranking the all-time surprising power seasons
The Mariners slugger made long ball history with his 49th blast of 2025. Here’s how his year stacks up with other shocking breakouts.
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Mandeep Singh leaves Tripura ahead of 2025-26 domestic season
No confirmation yet on whom he will play for this season
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Rews to the fore as Somerset advance to semi-final against Worcestershire
James Rew’s 46 and younger brother Thomas’ 40* make light work of Gloucestershire
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Southern Brave make history with 100% league record
Lauren Bell triggers 8 for 27 collapse to help Brave defend 107 against tame Fire
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IndyCar driver Herta mum about F2 speculation
Colton Herta declined to address rumors he’s leaving IndyCar for Formula 1’s feeder system to pursue the super license required to compete in the global series.
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Verstappen: 2024 results don’t define Perez
As Sergio Perez prepares to return to Formula 1 in 2026 with Cadillac, his former teammate Max Verstappen congratulated him and said the Mexican’s difficult last season at Red Bull does not define what he can do.