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New York Post

NFL Clarifies Rules on Players Returning to College After Signing with Professional Teams

The NFL is clarifying its rules regarding players returning to college after signing with professional teams, stating that those who return this season cannot sign with an NFL team. The announcement comes as several players, including Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, explore returning to college football after being released from NFL teams. College conferences, including the SEC and Big Ten, are implementing policies to prevent former professionals from playing in college.

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Diamondbacks Manager Apologizes to Cubs Following Sign Stealing Incident

Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo apologized to Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell following a sign stealing controversy during a recent game. Lovullo initially believed that Cubs' third base coach Quintin Berry was illegally relaying signs, but after consulting with Major League Baseball, he confirmed that no rules were broken. The incident highlights the ongoing tradition of sign stealing in baseball.

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Fox News — Latest

Chicago Sky Owner Discusses Enes Kanter Freedom's Ejection and Ban

Michael Alter, the principal owner of the Chicago Sky, discussed the team's decision to eject and ban Enes Kanter Freedom from Wintrust Arena, likening the situation to not receiving a warning for shooting a gun. Freedom has argued he should have received a warning before his ejection, while Alter stated that the determination of Freedom being a threat was made when he stepped toward the court. The exchange regarding Freedom's attendance at the game also raised questions about intent and communication between parties.

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New York Post

Metta Sandiford-Artest discusses bid for minority ownership stake in Lakers

Metta Sandiford-Artest revealed that he attempted to purchase a 1% minority ownership stake in the Los Angeles Lakers from Mark Walter, but his offer was declined. Following Walter's acquisition of the team, which was valued at $10 billion, he later agreed to sell his stake for $12.5 billion. Sandiford-Artest expressed his belief that the Lakers' valuation will continue to rise significantly under new ownership.

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Arizona State hockey player Matthew Mayich hospitalized after collapsing during training

Matthew Mayich, a St. Louis Blues draft pick and Arizona State hockey player, is hospitalized after collapsing during an off-ice training session last week. The university is reviewing the circumstances of the incident, and statements of support have been issued by both the Blues organization and the Ontario Hockey League.

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Fox News — Latest

NFL Introduces New Fine Schedule with Points System and Refunds

The NFL and NFL Players Association have implemented a new fine schedule that includes a points system and potential refunds for players. The system aims to enhance player safety by penalizing repeat offenders while rewarding those who maintain compliance with health and safety rules.

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New York Post

Yankees Face Challenges Ahead of Series Against Red Sox

The New York Yankees made several errors in their recent game against the Houston Astros but still won 9-3. They will face a challenge in their upcoming series against the Boston Red Sox, who plan to start three left-handed pitchers, marking a rare occurrence for the Yankees.

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New York Post

Jed York absent from NFL owners meeting following arrest

Jed York, owner of the San Francisco 49ers, did not attend the NFL owners meeting in Atlanta following his arrest related to a prostitution incident. Al Guido, the team's CEO, represented the 49ers at the meeting, which approved the sale of the Seattle Seahawks. The NFL is reviewing York's case under its personal conduct policy.

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Al Jazeera English

UEFA to Withdraw FIFA Boycott Threat Following Assurances on Infantino's Investor Plan

UEFA plans to withdraw its threat to boycott FIFA competitions after receiving assurances regarding FIFA President Gianni Infantino's investor plan, which has been abandoned. This decision will allow European teams to prepare for the upcoming FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup starting September 5 in Poland.

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New York Post

Matt Gogel Suspended for Six Months for Betting on PGA Tour Events

Matt Gogel, a player on the PGA Tour Champions, has been suspended for six months for betting on PGA Tour events. Gogel stated he placed small wagers unknowingly and emphasized that he did not bet on events he participated in. His suspension will last until February 22, 2027.

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LIV Golf announces layoffs as it transitions to new investment structure

LIV Golf has announced layoffs for many employees starting in September as it prepares for a transition to a new investment structure following the end of funding from the Saudi Public Investment Fund. The league is optimistic about a new version, 'LIV 2.0', which is expected to launch in 2027 with a majority equity stake held by players and a schedule featuring 10 events globally.

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Al Jazeera English

Bruno Fernandes and Khadija Shaw Named PFA Players of the Year

Bruno Fernandes of Manchester United and Khadija Shaw of Manchester City have been named the PFA Players of the Year. Fernandes set a new Premier League assists record with 21 assists, while Shaw scored 21 goals, securing her third consecutive Golden Boot and helping City win the Women’s Super League title.

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Al Jazeera English

Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz eliminated in US Open mixed doubles quarterfinals

Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz lost to Flavio Cobolli and Belinda Bencic in the US Open mixed doubles quarterfinals, ending their run in the tournament. The match highlighted Williams' return to competitive play after her retirement in 2022. The mixed doubles format has attracted significant fan interest, with other notable matches also taking place.

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New York Post

Christian Gonzalez discusses contract extension talks with Patriots

Christian Gonzalez, a cornerback for the New England Patriots, is in discussions for a long-term contract extension as he prepares for the final preseason. He expressed frustration over the situation but remains focused on the upcoming season. Patriots owner Robert Kraft has offered him a significant contract, and the team acknowledges his performance from the previous season.

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New York Post

Ja'Marr Chase reports minor knee injury after Bengals practice

Ja'Marr Chase of the Cincinnati Bengals reported a minor knee injury sustained during practice, describing it as a slight hyperextension. He expressed confidence in his recovery, stating he could play if needed. The Bengals' regular season begins on September 13 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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New York Post

Kinley Rasmus Sets Record for Hits by a Girl at Little League World Series

Kinley Rasmus, a 12-year-old player from Phenix City, Alabama, has set a record for the most hits by a girl at the Little League World Series, achieving five hits during the tournament. She also tied records for strikeouts in a game and total strikeouts in the tournament, previously held by Mo’Ne Davis.

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New York Post

SEC Implements Policy Prohibiting Former Professional Athletes from Returning to College Sports

The SEC has enacted a policy that bars athletes who have declared for professional sports from returning to college athletics, following a unanimous vote among conference leaders. This decision aligns with similar measures proposed by the Big Ten, while other conferences are also considering similar rules. Some coaches have voiced opposition to this policy.

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