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Brooks' 33 points help NC State stop No. 1 Irish
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Sunday, 23 February 2025 15:29
EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsRALEIGH, N.C. -- NC State guard Zoe Brooks never panicked, flinched or hesitated. Not with the chance to take on the All-American guards leading Notre Dame, the nation's top-ranked team.The 5-foot-10 Brooks scored a career-high 33 points to help the 13th-ranked Wolfpack beat No. 1 Notre Dame 104-95 in double overtime Sunday, swapping her typical role as sidekick…
Ovechkin nets 3, now 13 goals shy of NHL record
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsWASHINGTON -- Alex Ovechkin fired a perfect wrist shot past Calvin Pickard for his first goal of the game, scored from his office on the power play for his second and sailed a shot into an empty net from his own zone to complete the hat trick."I have pretty good chances to score more," Ovechkin said, "but I'll…
Sources: QB Sanders won't work out at combine
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsUniversity of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, considered to be one of the top two players at the position available in April's NFL draft, will not work out at scouting combine in Indianapolis this week, sources confirmed to ESPN.Though Sanders won't work out at Lucas Oil Stadium, he will meet with teams in Indianapolis, the sources said. Quarterbacks are…
Arizona apologizes for fans' chant aimed at BYU
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Sunday, 23 February 2025 08:57
EmailPrintArizona has apologized for a derogatory chant aimed at BYU following the Cougars' 96-95 upset of the No. 19 Wildcats in Tucson on Saturday night.Per video of the incident, Wildcats fans chanted an expletive and "Mormons" toward BYU, the flagship school of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, as players exited the floor. It capped a chaotic finish…
USMNT legend Meola recovering from heart attack
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Saturday, 22 February 2025 21:30
EmailPrintFormer United States national team and MLS goalkeeper Tony Meola is recovering after suffering a heart attack Thursday, one day before his 56th birthday.Meola underwent an unspecified procedure after the heart attack. He told Front Row Soccer that he ran four miles last Saturday and had the heart attack five days later."If I get one of you to go to…
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