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Tampa Bay’s quarterback told reporters that his proposed timeline for a new deal ended when camp began, and he characterized the offers he received as inadequate.
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Despite losing key contributors since its latest NCAA run, Dan Hurley’s program still has the structure and talent profile to remain the league’s measuring stick heading into the next season.
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With the MLB trade deadline less than a week away, the Tigers are being viewed as a team that cannot decide whether to pursue the playoff chase or reshape for the future, and attention is centering on whether ace Tarik Skubal could be moved.
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With the Athletics’ season deviating from the preseason expectation of a playoff-ready year, writers and fans are left weighing what this stretch says about Oakland’s near-term reality versus its rebuild roadmap. The AL West backdrop, set by a Rangers club sitting at 55-53, only sharpens that contrast.
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Nebraska coach Matt Rhule says the program is aiming beyond mediocrity as the Cornhuskers prepare for a home opener Sept. 5 and begin Big Ten play Sept. 26 at Michigan State.
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The A’s added a fresh arm by claiming Connor Thomas, while Atlanta made a corresponding move sending Mark Leiter Jr. to the 60-day injured list.
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With the MLB trade deadline approaching, multiple clubs are reportedly sorting through a limited supply of right-handed hitting help in the outfield, where demand is rising because of matchups against left-handed pitching.
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With Ohio State entering 2026 as a preseason favorite, CBS Sports pointed to one matchup it expects could be most dangerous for the Buckeyes’ national title path.
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The Jayhawks will open the fall against another marquee “blue blood” opponent in a made-for-early-season matchup that also ties into a home-and-home series beginning this exhibition.
