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Durham sign Kemar Roach for first half of Championship season
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Explained: F1’s driver contracts, and potential moves in 2026
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Bediako asks Alabama Court to allow him to play
Charles Bediako is asking the Alabama Supreme Court to give him “interim injunctive relief” so he can finish the college basketball season with the Crimson Tide.
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Duke back atop AP men’s poll thanks to U-M win
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AP Top 25 poll reaction: Duke is No. 1 after big Saturday shakeup
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Who’s the best second baseman in MLB? Olney ranks the top 10
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Kings of the hot corner: Buster Olney ranks baseball’s best third basemen
Where do Jose Ramirez, Alex Bregman and Manny Machado fit among the top 10 at the position?
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Rampaging Hetmyer, spinners seal West Indies’ massive win over Zimbabwe
After Hetmyer and Powell powered West Indies to 254 for 6, Zimbabwe could manage only 147