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UVA survivor went back to bus to help, mom says
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Thursday, 17 November 2022 12:27
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- When a gunman started shooting passengers on a charter bus returning to the University of Virginia from a class field trip on Sunday night, Cavaliers running back Mike Hollins at first thought it was balloons popping.Then Hollins saw the alleged gunman, former Virginia walk-on football player Christopher Darnell Jones Jr., and screamed at the driver to stop…
'We're not just a deaf school': The drumbeat behind Gallaudet's playoff run
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Thursday, 17 November 2022 07:55
WASHINGTON -- Last week, on an unseasonably warm November afternoon, Gallaudet offensive line coach Todd Collins jogged onto the field, pushing the team's big bass drum on wheels to midfield, where he banged on it repeatedly, signaling to the nation's only deaf and hard of hearing team it was time to stretch. While many couldn't hear the thunderous, rhythmic beat…
Letter proposes making COO of college football
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Thursday, 17 November 2022 10:50
Leaders throughout college athletics are considering appointing a chief operating officer of college football who would report to a proposed FBS football governing board, according to a lengthy letter from the LEAD1 Association obtained by ESPN.The letter was sent this week to every Division I athletic director, members of the NCAA's Division I Transformation Committee and the NCAA's board of…
World Cup stage set for Messi and Ronaldo, but this is no 'Last Dance'
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Thursday, 17 November 2022 09:12
It's not a "Last Dance." Neither Cristiano Ronaldo nor Lionel Messi has announced their retirement, and neither man has already won the biggest prize in football, the World Cup, which is what the next five weeks are all about.It's not a "Changing of the Guard," either. Sure, they have heirs apparent, but of the two obvious ones -- Erling Haaland…
2022 World Cup: How to watch, groups, explainers and more
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Thursday, 17 November 2022 09:30
The biggest sporting event in the world, the FIFA World Cup, is upon us, with play set to kick off in Qatar on Nov. 20 when the host nation faces Ecuador at 11 a.m. ET. And in order to get you ready for the biggest competition in the world, we've put together a primer for the fan. From tournament favorites…
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Virginia shooting suspect to remain in custody
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Commanders derail sloppy Eagles' perfect season
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No. 1-ranked recruit Wagner chooses Kentucky
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Bills had 12 on field for crucial OT play vs. Vikes
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UNC, Gonzaga remain atop Top 25 men's poll
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