Louisville received commitments from former Kansas big-man Flory Bidunga and former Oregon guard Jackson Shelstad, sources told ESPN on Sunday.
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- Rashid takes three as Afghanistan fold Zimbabwe for 169 in tri-series final
- Brook defends Rashid omission after England fail to defend 429
- Zimbabwe bat with two changes; Farooqi back for Afghanistan
- S Meghana retires from all formats at 30
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Salt and Patidar power RCB past Mumbai
They scored a combined 131 off just 56 balls to pull off a rare batting-first victory at Wankhede
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Abbas, Chappell leave hosts reeling as Derbyshire eye rare Old Trafford win
Lancashire grateful for Marcus Harris’ second significant score as they seek to set testing target
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Rohit retires hurt, Kohli troubled by ankle during RCB’s win over MI
MI batter went off on 19 and didn’t return to bat, while Kohli was seen in the dugout at the end
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Iowa State’s Momcilovic entering NBA draft, portal
Iowa State star forward Milan Momcilovic is entering the NBA draft and the transfer portal, he announced on Sunday.
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F1 Academy adds races after Saudi cancellation
The all-women F1 Academy has added extra races to their existing schedule in Montreal and Austin to account for the cancellation of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in April.
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F1 drivers eviscerate new cars at Australian GP – what’s going wrong, and is there a quick fix?
F1’s new cars failed to deliver on a painful debut as Lando Norris and Co. raged at the driving experience – ESPN’s Nate Saunders makes sense of the situation.
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F1 discussing rule changes for 2026 season
Formula 1 has started discussions around whether to make small rule changes for the rest of the 2026 season.
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Cubs place ailing reliever Harvey on injured list
The Cubs placed righty reliever Hunter Harvey on the injured list Sunday due to inflammation in his right triceps.
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Three-time All-Star, former manager Garner dies
Phil Garner, a three-time All-Star infielder who went on to manage the Astros to their first World Series appearance, has died. He was 76.