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Before the NFL's regular season starts, everyone's dreams feel legitimate. They haven't been spoiled by a Week 1 loss, an untimely injury, or even a powerhouse team that doesn't look quite as good as it should.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo has chosen Jacoby Brissett as the team's starting quarterback as the veteran held off a late surge from rookie Drake Maye, the No. 3 overall pick in the draft.
Ally McCoist admits he hates his defeatist attitude towards Sunday’s clash against Celtic at Parkhead but reckons Rangers are as big an underdog in an Old Firm derby as he can EVER remember.
Iconic Rangers striker Mark Hateley has named Ivan Toney as his dream transfer as he teased the £50m-rated striker is exactly what Philippe Clement needs – even though he is poised for a mega millions Brentford exit.
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Lakshya Sen was India's best-performing badminton star at the Paris Olympics 2024. He became the first Indian male shuttler to enter the semi-final of an Olympics. However, he missed the medal by a whisker. He went down to Viktor Axelsen in the semi-final and then also lost the bronze medal match to Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia. Those two results broke a billion hearts who were rooting for the rising star.. "After the match (semi-finals), I was devastated. It's going to hurt for a while that I couldn't give India the medal at this Olympics. I knew I was going to face Viktor Axelsen in the match and the way I had prepared, things were fine. Overall, I had the right tactics. I had the right approach. At the crucial stages I could have been a little more clinical. Now that I sit back and think, I know there are some things that I could have done better. Everything was fine, but towards the end, I wasn't able to get there," Lakshya said in a chat with Humans of Bombay.
Nearly 60 members of the public attended a special five-course dinner inside the walls of the Grafton Correctional Institution in northeast Ohio.