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Pac-12 follows Big Ten in going conference-only
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Friday, 10 July 2020 22:26
A day after the Big Ten announced it would play a conference-only schedule in all sports this fall, the Pac-12 voted to do the same Friday during a virtual meeting of athletics directors, university presidents and conference officials.The Pac-12 CEO group's decision will delay the start of fall seasons, including football.One of the reasons the Pac-12 decided to push back…
Eagles penalize Jackson for detrimental conduct
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Friday, 10 July 2020 22:26
PHILADELPHIA -- The Eagles penalized DeSean Jackson on Friday for conduct detrimental to the team, they said in a statement. Jackson has been fined, a source said."This has been a difficult and emotional week for our community and organization," the team said in the statement. "The Philadelphia Eagles do not tolerate hate towards any individual or group. We believe in…
What do Pac-12 and Big Ten decisions in going conference-only mean for college football?
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Friday, 10 July 2020 21:04
The Pac-12 has decided to go to a conference-only model for fall sports, following the lead of the Big Ten, which announced the same move on Thursday.It's the latest setback during a college football offseason that has been upended by the coronavirus pandemic, and is almost assuredly not the last domino to fall as conferences attempt to cobble together a…
Follow live: Real Madrid out to restore its four-point lead atop La Liga table
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Friday, 10 July 2020 14:00
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Bucs' D. Smith: Not worth playing midst virus
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Friday, 10 July 2020 12:40
TAMPA, Fla. -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers starting left tackle Donovan Smith, the man responsible for protecting Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady's blind side, said Friday morning that "risking my health, as well as my family's health, does not seem like a risk worth taking" by playing during the coronavirus pandemic.In an Instagram post addressed to the NFL and NFLPA, Smith,…
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