He will play four County Championship matches for them in June and July
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FAMU AD accused of stealing $24K from old job
Florida A&M athletic director Angela Suggs was arrested Monday on fraud and theft charges for allegedly using a corporate credit card for personal use totaling more than $24,000 at her former job.
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Biggest surprise, head-scratcher and more from the men’s basketball transfer cycle
Which teams improved — or hurt — their outlook? We award winners and losers of this offseason’s cycle.
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What to know ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix
What to know as Formula 1 heads to Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve in Montreal for round 10 of the 2025 season.
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Rashid and Omarzai set to miss MLC 2025
Rashid, who plays for MI New York, has opted out of the tournament to take a break
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How Detroit’s $140 million man went from nearly off the roster to thriving
Months after hitting rock bottom, Jay Baez has rediscovered himself — in a new role.
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Sammy on Pooran’s international retirement: ‘More players will follow’
The West Indies coach feels keeping players “motivated to play for the crest” is the team’s big challenge
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Has Verstappen’s Spanish GP tantrum cost him F1 title shot?
Max Verstappen is already on the back foot in the F1 title fight. His Spain outburst didn’t help his cause.
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Boisson up 296 spots in WTA after fairy-tale run
After a fairy-tale run at the French Open, Lois Boisson has jumped 296 spots up the WTA rankings to No. 65, while Jannik Sinner maintains his top spot in the ATP despite losing the French Open final to Carlos Alcaraz.
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Wetzel: It’s new rules, same old game in NCAA athlete pay
College athletics is back in the rules business now that schools can directly pay players, Dan Wetzel writes.