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Bill Belichick’s Text Gaffe To Brian Flores May Lead To NFL Class Action Lawsuit

He can’t still be bitter about Super Bowl XLII, can he? Maybe it’s Super Bowl XLVI, too. It’s certainly plausible—what other explanation can there be for the text message snafu caused by New England Patriots…

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Belgian Olympian Kim Meylemans Released From Isolation After Pleas From IOC

Belgian Olympian Kim Meylemans has been released from isolation in Beijing after pleading for help due to her treatment ahead of the games. The 25-year-old skeleton racer was forced into isolation after she tested positive…

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: US Olympic Skier Gus Schumacher On Climate Change, Future Of Winter Games

Team USA cross-country skier, Gus Schumacher, is ready to hit the slope this year in his first-ever Olympic Games.

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Olympic Luger Tucker West On His Third Olympics

Two-time Olympian Tucker West will be returning to the games as a part of Team USA‘s luger team in this year’s Beijing Olympics.

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Raiders Hired Josh McDaniels As Coach & Dave Ziegler As GM – Were These Good Bets For Vegas?

The Las Vegas Raiders have hired Patriots director of player personnel Dave Ziegler as their general manager and New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels as head coach. McDaniels is no stranger to the division, as he coached the Denver…

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Jim Harbaugh Says He’s Staying At Michigan After Interviewing For Vikings Head Coach

The University of Michigan won’t be looking for a new football coach, as Jim Harbaugh won’t be going to the Minnesota Vikings. Harbaugh met with the team earlier this week. The potential move comes on…

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Jaguars Hire Doug Pederson As Head Coach

After Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich’s declined the position, the Jacksonville Jaguars have hired Doug Pederson as their new head coach. The 54-year-old Pederson was the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles from…

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: Olympic Bobsled Champion Kaillie Humphries On Getting Her US Citizenship, Sexism In Sports

Team USA bobsledder Kaillie Humphries is the most decorated woman in bobsled history, according to Team USA, and she’s going back for more during the Beijing Olympics.

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: US Olympic Skier Ryan Cochran-Siegle On Previous Injuries, Superstitions

Team USA alpine skier, Ryan Cochran-Siegle, is returning to the mountains this year in the Beijing Olympic Games.

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Andy Reid, Too, Thinks NFL OT Rules Need A Tweaking

We know their quarterback doesn’t like it. Now we know the Kansas City Chiefs head coach also thinks changes to the NFL’s overtime rules should be instituted. Andy Reid knows exactly what the Buffalo Bills went through…

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Michael Jordan & Scottie Pippen May Never Talk Again – ‘It’s Over!’

Once the closest of teammates and friends, Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen currently are not on the best terms. Jordan and Pippen, 58 and 56, respectively, of course, won six titles together on the Chicago…

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USMNT Makes Short Work Of Honduras, 3-0, In World Cup Qualifier

Bracing the bitter-cold Minnesota weather, the United States Men’s National Team won a crucial World Cup qualifier on Wednesday against Honduras, 3-0. Weston McKennie opened the scoring on a header in the eighth minute and…

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Olympic Hockey Player Kendall Coyne Schofield On Growth Of Women’s Hockey

Kendall Coyne Schofield, the captain of the United States Olympic Women’s Ice Hockey team, wants to inspire the next generation of athletes.

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Louisville, Men’s Basketball Coach Chris Mack Part Ways

The University of Louisville and men’s basketball coach Chris Mack have parted ways. The university’s Board of Trustees met with representatives of Louisville’s Athletic Association last week to finalize the decision. The 52-year-old Mack was hired by…

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Washington Football Team Rebrands Itself As The Washington Commanders

The long national nightmare is over: The Washington Football Team will now be known as the Washington Commanders. After 87 years with the “Redskins” moniker, the team played the last two seasons as the Washington…

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Former Dolphins Coach Brian Flores Sues NFL & Teams For Alleged Racist Practices

Former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores has filed a lawsuit against the NFL and its 32 teams, alleging not only discriminatory hiring practices against African American coaching and front-office candidates but also sham interviews under…

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Former Mets Relief Pitcher Jeff Innis Dies At 59 From Cancer

Former New York Mets relief pitcher Jeff Innis died Sunday in Dawnsonville, Georgia, at 59 after a battle with cancer. “He loved the fans and never shied away from any autographs,” Mets spokesperson Jay Horwitz said. “Jeff Innis…

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Tom Brady Officially Retires After 22 NFL Seasons

It’s true. Tom Brady is retiring. After back-and-forth reports over the weekend, Brady made his retirement official on Instagram Tuesday morning saying that he could no longer make the competitive commitment that football requires. “I…

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MLB & MLBPA To Meet Again

Major League Baseball and its Players Association plan to meet again last week after a bargaining session led to tiny progress between the sides. It was the first action since the league locked the players…

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Olympic Hockey Star Hilary Knight On Inspiring The Next Generation

Three-time Olympic medalist Hilary Knight will be heading back on the ice to compete for Team USA in the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: Zachary Donohue On Partner Madison Hubbell’s Growth Before 2022 Beijing Olympics

Zachary Donohue and Madison Hubbell will be competing in the 2022 Beijing Olympic games on Team USA‘s figure skating team.

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