Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione will retire from his full-time role during the upcoming school year.
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Princeton’s Pierce to redshirt, then enter portal
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Georgia Tech hires Alpert as new athletic director
Georgia Tech has hired former Tennessee senior deputy AD Ryan Alpert as its new athletic director. The deal is for five years, sources told ESPN.
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Phils rip MLB for Miz All-Star pick: ‘What a joke’
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Oda wins 2nd Wimbledon men’s wheelchair singles
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Bulgaria’s Ivanov wins Wimbledon boys’ singles
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Remembering Arthur Ashe’s historic 1975 Wimbledon title
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Washington strikes as England approach 200
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Hülkenberg’s podium will boost belief – Sauber
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What the NCAA tournament could look like with expansion
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