Sources -- Nebraska hiring ex-Patriots exec Stewart as new GM - ESPN
Nebraska is hiring New England Patriots director of pro personnel Patrick Stewart as the football program's new general manager, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Wednesday.
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Ex-NFL star calls out Elon Musk critics: 'This world is fried'
Elon Musk, a billionaire and senior advisor to President Donald Trump, explains the Department of Government Efficiency's goal, arguing America will become 'de facto bankrupt' if current spending habits continue.
Trump, Musk get support from former NFL star amid criticism over DOGE cuts, other issues
Constitutional law attorney Katie Cherkasky reacts to federal workers suing Elon Musk and DOGE over a controversial productivity email.
Manchester United trade on being a family club - but Sir Jim Ratcliffe has ended that forever
Manchester United likes to think of itself as one big family. Former players often talk about how one of the biggest clubs in the world managed to retain that familial feeling. It's something they trade on. Why else would they have released an entire mini-series in the summer of 2023 about the 'United family' and what it really means?
Sources - Bernard Muir expected to resign as Stanford AD - ESPN
Stanford athletic director Bernard Muir is expected to resign from his position, sources told ESPN.
Commish Gary Bettman cuts ban of Wild's Ryan Hartman to 8 - ESPN
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has reduced the suspension of Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman from 10 games to eight games in a ruling published on Monday.
Ravindra, Bracewell star as New Zealand make Champions Trophy semis
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan : New Zealand powered into the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy, taking India along with them after Rachin Ravindra's century and inspired bowling from Michael Bracewell ensured a five-wicket win over Group A opponents Bangladesh on Monday.
Brendan Rodgers offers searingly honest verdict of Clement at Rangers – Celtic boss' admission on fallen rival
Brendan Rodgers admits he feels sympathy for Philippe Clement – but he insisted the Belgian boss paid the price for failing to keep up with Celtic’s relentless consistency.