Belgian cyclist Van Aert ends season after crash in Vuelta
Belgian cyclist Wout van Aert will not race again this season after a crash in the Vuelta a Espana, his team Visma Lease a Bike said on Thursday.
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Defensive coordinator among 4 killed in Ga. school shooting - ESPN
Richard Aspinwall, the defensive coordinator of the Apalachee High School football team, was among four people killed Wednesday in a mass shooting at the school.
Springboks aim to repel All Blacks’ fast start, Kolbe says
CAPE TOWN : South Africa's nerveless run through the knockout stages at the Rugby World Cup last year has instilled the belief that no mountain is too high as they seek a fourth successive victory over old foes New Zealand in Cape Town on Saturday.
Groves secures third Vuelta stage win in wet sprint
SANTANDER, Spain :Australia's Kaden Groves secured his third stage win of the Vuelta a Espana with a perfectly timed sprint in Stage 17 on Wednesday.
Soler triumphs in Stage 16 of Vuelta, O'Connor's red jersey under threat
SPAIN :Spain's Marc Soler won Stage 16 of the Vuelta a Espana with a late breakaway, while Ben O'Connor's lead is now razor-thin, with Primoz Roglic just five seconds behind.
Ultra-trail runner Jornet conquers 82 Alps peaks in record time
Ultra-trail runner Kilian Jornet has successfully linked 82 of the Alps' 4,000-metre peaks across Switzerland, France, and Italy in 19 days, by running, mountaineering, climbing, and cycling, in the latest of his remarkable sporting achievements.
Sources - Pac-12, Mountain West football don't reach deal for '25 - ESPN
The Mountain West and Pac-12 conferences did not come to an agreement before Sunday's deadline to extend their football scheduling beyond the 2024 season, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Drew Allar, Andy Kotelnicki's 'intentionally aggressive' offense look like perfect match
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — It's difficult to say exactly what former Penn State offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich might have done had he been the one calling plays when the Nittany Lions assumed possession with 0:32 remaining in the second quarter and the ball at their own 27-yard line, the scoreboard showing a seven-point lead. Perhaps Yurcich, who was fired by head coach James Franklin last November amid a third consecutive subpar season, would have lobbied for a ruthless approach that trusted the decision-making and deftness of quarterback Drew Allar, now a multi-year starter, and pushed the ball downfield knowing he still had one timeout at his disposal and the chance to gore West Virginia with two scores in quick succession. Perhaps the outcome winds up the same: a last-second touchdown from Allar to wide receiver Harrison Wallace III to break the game open and deflate the Mountaineer faithful.