Mohammad Rafique has been appointed spin-bowling consultant for one year
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Amid UNC talk, Lloyd agrees to new deal at Zona
Coach Tommy Lloyd has agreed to a new deal with Arizona, he announced Friday.
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F1 predicted running order for 2026: Who is on top of the new cars?
With six days of testing in Bahrain now complete, ESPN pores over the data and speaks with paddock sources to predict F1’s running order for 2026.
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Brundle to ‘boring’ Max: Leave, or stop talking
Martin Brundle has said Max Verstappen should either leave Formula 1 “or stop talking about it,” claiming his comments are “boring” and that no driver is “indispensable.”
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Alpine denies Colapinto ‘sabotage,’ slams abuse
Alpine has written an open letter refuting “completely unfounded” fan allegations that they have been sabotaging the car and competitive chances of their Argentinan driver Franco Colapinto.
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May happy at Michigan, won’t talk about UNC job
Dusty May says he’s happy at Michigan and has a policy to not talk about other openings, like at North Carolina.
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Nebraska’s Hoiberg named AP Coach of the Year
Nebraska’s Fred Hoiberg edged out Duke’s Jon Scheyer and Arizona’s Tommy Lloyd for Associated Press men’s basketball coach of the year honors Friday.
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Tide’s Holloway to enroll in fall, aims to play again
Following Friday’s reversal of his campus ban after his recent arrest, Alabama’s Aden Holloway is planning to enroll in fall classes and hoping to rejoin the team next season pending the outcome of his legal case, his attorney told ESPN.
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UConn’s Hurley owns up to antics: ‘Not a victim’
UConn coach Dan Hurley says he is not looking for any sympathy regarding the perception of his coaching style.