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Kamala Harris applauds Biden’s ‘unmatched’ legacy in first remarks since presidential endorsement

Harris says Biden ‘looks forward to getting back on the road’ after he recovers from Covid-19

The Independent UK

Vice President Kamala Harris Commends President Biden's Legacy

Vice President Kamala Harris praises President Biden's legacy and character at NCAA event, highlighting his accomplishments and dedication to the nation.

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Vice President Kamala Harris To Speak At NCAA Event

Vice President Kamala Harris to honor NCAA champions at White House event, celebrating student-athletes' achievements.

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EA Sports College Football 25 soars to #3 on Xbox US daily active users, #4 on PS5, as the game fans waited 11 years for launches worldwide

EA Sports College Football 25 is the first new college football game in over a decade, and it's already soaring to the top of sales charts.

Windows Central

Diana Taurasi Makes History With Sixth Olympic Appearance

Diana Taurasi, a basketball icon, gears up for her sixth Olympics, eyeing an eighth gold medal. Follow her journey at the Summer Olympics.

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Fredrick Richard: 5 facts about the Team USA Olympic gymnast with an incredible TikTok presence

The 20-year-old Michigan Wolverine is ready to make some noise at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Pseudonymity Allowed in Case Challenging NCAA's Rules Allowing Transgender Contestants in Women's Sports

Monday's decision in Gaines v. NCAA by Judge Mark Cohen (N.D. Ga.), allows two plaintiffs in a challenge to NCAA's transgender eligibility policies to proceed pseudonymously: Although [federal law] creates a "strong presumption in favor of parties proceeding in their own names …, the rule is not absolute. A party…

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Kate Douglass Is Set to Be Team USA’s Swiss Army Knife in Paris

The 22-year-old, who isn’t even competing in all the events she qualified for this summer, has all the tools to be America’s next great Olympic success story in the pool.

Sports Illustrated

Former NCAA Athlete Riley Gaines To Attend RNC Luncheon

Former NCAA athlete Riley Gaines to attend RNC luncheon with Rep. John Rose, sparking conversation about transgender athletes.

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New Cloud-Based, Real-Time Data Interface to Enhance College Football

Introducing Data Studio Football for the college marketplace.

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These Women Own Sports

Seriously, though. As interest in the WNBA, NSWL, and other female leagues grows, so too, do the number of women investing in pro sports teams.

Marie Claire

Patrick Mahomes bringing a TV to Chiefs training camp for College Football 25 and the Olympics was so relatable

Patrick Mahomes is just like us.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Larry Bird and Magic Johnson reminisce about NCAA, NBA rivalry

Close friends off the court and bitter rivals on it, watch these two revel in their glory days with one another.

USA Today Sports Media Group

EA Sports College Football 25: could this be the US’s most anticipated sports video game ever?

Riding a wave of nostalgia, the return of EA’s beloved franchise has whet the appetite of gamers across different generations

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Regan Smith: 5 facts about the Olympic swimmer and world-record holder aiming for gold in Paris

Regan Smith is a three-time Olympic medalist, but the Team USA swimmer is aiming for gold in Paris.

Sports Illustrated

Court Rules Some NCAA Athletes Could Qualify As Employees

A court case the NCAA hoped to be dismissed will instead go back to a trial judge.

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Court Rules College Athletes May Qualify For Pay

U.S. appeals court ruling challenges NCAA's amateurism, potentially allowing college athletes to be considered employees eligible for pay.

The Independent UK

US appeals court says some NCAA athletes may qualify as employees under federal wage-and-hour laws

A U.S. appeals court in Philadelphia has ruled that some college athletes may qualify as employees under federal wage-and-hour laws

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Big 12 Commissioner Optimistic About Conference Growth And Future

Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark outlines league's growth, revenue, and innovative strategies for future success.

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Why Brock Bowers could be much more explosive for the Raiders than he was in college

Brock Bowers was amazing in college. But the Raiders' rookie tight end has a ton of unexplored potential as a downfield weapon.

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How Long Is a College Basketball Game: Breaking Down the Quarters and Halftime

College basketball is a beloved sport with a rich history and a unique game structure that sets it apart from professional basketball. Understanding the duration and structure of a college basketball game can help you better appreciate the sport and ...

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2024 NBA Draft: Who Are The Top Future Prospects That Joined The League

There was no Victor Wembanyama, a generational talent that the San Antonio Spurs (and the league) have hitched their wagon to. And while the hype wasn't the same, there could eventually be a player similar to Brandon Miller, Jamie Jaquez Jr, or ...

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Rome Odunze can help Caleb Williams break Bears’ 75-year quarterback curse

The Bears are hoping to break their 75-year quarterback curse with Caleb Williams. Here's how rookie receiver Rome Odunze will help.

Evening Standard

Carl Lewis: 'Sky's the limit for new GB sprint star Louie Hinchliffe'

Nine-time Olympic champion backs young charge to become one of Britain's best

The Conversation

5 questions after the NCAA’s $2.75B settlement to pay college athletes

As part of a US$2.75 billion class action settlement struck in May 2024 between former student-athletes and several dozen universities involved in big-time sports, schools will be allowed to pay future players with something more than scholarships. They can give them cash.

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