Stanley Borden, the final basketball player still in college to have played for Mike Krzyzewski at Duke, announced he is transferring to UTSA.
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Tsitsipas exits with injury, ‘left without answers’
Stefanos Tsitsipas was forced to retire from his Wimbledon first-round match with a back injury, saying he’s “left with no answers” as he tumbles in the rankings.
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Fiery Medvedev again makes early exit at Slam
Daniil Medvedev, who lost in the first round of the French Open, made another early exit at Wimbledon with a four-set loss to 64th-ranked Benjamin Bonzi.
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Mulder’s career-best ton puts SA in control as Zimbabwe face mammoth chase
South Africa dominated day three, setting Zimbabwe a daunting target of 537
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Sources: Texas State closing on move to Pac-12
Texas State officials began alerting Sun Belt officials of its formal offer to the Pac-12 and plans to accept, sources told ESPN.
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‘This is a startup’: Meet the man in charge of policing the new world of college sports
Overseeing athlete payments in college sports may seem like a thankless, nearly impossible job. But Bryan Seeley thinks he’s up to the task.
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Protesters urge Wimbledon to cut Barclays ties
Pro-Palestinian protesters urged Wimbledon to drop Barclays as a sponsor because of the British bank’s business dealings with Israel.
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Experts’ picks: Who will win Wimbledon?
Wimbledon kicks off with a wide-open women’s field and some clear favorites on the men’s side. Our experts make their predictions.
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Dhoni’s application to trademark ‘Captain Cool’ gets accepted
The trademark will be granted if no objection or opposition is raised by any third party within 120 days of its acceptance
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‘This is a start-up’: Meet the man in charge of policing the new world of college sports
Policing cheating in college sports may seem like a thankless, nearly impossible job. But Bryan Seeley Is betting he’s up to the task.