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BYU forward AJ Dybantsa joins Colin Cowherd to discuss being the number one recruit of the 2026 NBA Draft class, playing for BYU, and his NBA goals.
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, May 11 : In its storied history, Kansas City has attracted traders and mobsters, jazz legends and barbecue pitmasters, and even Taylor Swift. Now it is preparing to welcome some of the world's best soccer players - and their devoted followers.
After the Indiana Pacers found themselves on the wrong end of lottery luck Sunday, losing their 2026 first-round pick, president of basketball operations Kevin Pritchard addressed a fanbase frustrated that a year full of losing didn't net a high draft choice, thanks to trading it to the LA Clippers for center Ivica Zubac in February.
A bad season for Real Madrid might be about to get much, much worse. A calamitous 2025-26 has already seen Madrid lose a coach in Xabi Alonso, crash out of the Copa del Rey, exit the UEFA Champions League in the quarterfinals and suffer a string of LaLiga losses that have left them trailing leaders Barcelona, and facing a trophyless season for the second year in a row.
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TEHRAN: Iran’s football federation said on Saturday that the men’s national team will take part in the 2026 World Cup this summer, but demanded that joint hosts the United States, Mexico and Canada agree to its conditions amid the Middle East war.The call comes after Canada refused entry to the federation’s chief last month before the FIFA Congress because of his links to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the ideological arm of Iran’s military, which it designated as a terror group in 2024.Iran’s presence at the tournament, which will take place between June 11 and July 19, has been shrouded in uncertainty since the eruption of war in the Middle East in February following strikes by the United States and Israel.“We will definitely participate in the 2026 World Cup, but the hosts must take our concerns into account,” the Iranian federation said on its official website.“We will participate in the World Cup tournament, but without any retreat from our beliefs, culture, and convictions.”The Iranian football federation (FFIRI) president Mehdi Taj told state TV on Friday that Tehran has 10 conditions for attending the global spectacle, seeking assurances over the country’s treatment.The conditions include visas being granted and respect for the national team staff, the team’s flag and its national anthem during the tournament, as well as demands for high security at airports, hotels and routes to the stadiums where they will play.US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has insisted that Iran’s footballers would be welcome at the tournament.But he warned that the US may yet bar entry to members of the Iranian delegation with ties to the IRGC, which it also designates as a terrorist organization.“All players and technical
The Dallas Mavericks have hired former Portland Trail Blazers assistant general manager Mike Schmitz to oversee the franchise's day-to-day basketball operations under president Masai Ujiri, the team announced Friday.