Ohio State holds off Rutgers for fourth straight win
Bruce Thornton and Jamison Battle combined for 46 points as Ohio State held off visiting Rutgers for a 76-72 win in Columbus on Wednesday (Jan 3) for the Buckeyes' fourth straight win.
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South Africa trail India after record-breaking first day of second test
CAPE TOWN :South Africa closed an extraordinary see-saw first day of the second and final test against India at Newlands on 62 for three in their second innings, trailing the tourists by 36 runs after 23 wickets and several records fell on Wednesday.
Spanish football president refuses to resign over kiss row
The president of the Spanish football federation has refused to resign despite an uproar after he kissed a player on the lips without her consent after the Women’s World Cup final.
FIFA's Gianni Infantino Tells Women 'To Pick The Right Fight' For Equality
FIFA president Gianni Infantino said on Friday that women should "pick the right fights" to "convince us men what we have to do" to bring equality to football. Infantino was speaking in Sydney ahead of the Women's World Cup final on Sunday between Spain and England. "I say to all the women -- and you know I have four daughters, so I have a few at home -- that you have the power to change," he told FIFA's Women's Football Convention, to tepid applause. "Pick the right battles. Pick the right fights.
Jamaica's struggle for equality and respect at World Cup - ESPN
SYDNEY, Australia — It's been a Women's World Cup where traditionally smaller teams have joined the party to upset their bigger rivals. Nigeria and Colombia have enthralled; Morocco and Philippines have recorded historic results. Jamaica have also been remarkable in drawing 0-0 with France and picking up their first World Cup win over Panama. And, on the eve of their key Group F match against Brazil, Jamaica manager Lorne Donaldson had a message for the footballing world.
Stand with actual biological women for Women's Equality Day
Bedford and Schoen: New poll numbers reveal that the left is losing big on one of the largest emerging fights in America today.
England captain Bright to wear armbands supporting inclusion and gender equality
England captain Millie Bright will wear armbands to support inclusion, indigenous people and gender equality during her country's group stage matches at the Women's World Cup.
The Women's World Cup: Scoring a goal for equality?
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