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No. 17 Michigan State Downs No. 12 Kentucky in Early-Season Clash of Contenders
Kur Teng hit three of Michigan State's season-high 11 3-pointers on the way to scoring a career-best 15 points, and the 17th-ranked Spartans beat No. 12 Kentucky, 83-66, on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden in the opener of the annual Champions Classic.
Andy Robertson pays moving tribute to Diogo Jota as Scotland book World Cup spot
Scotland captain Andy Robertson admitted he was “in bits” before their victory over Denmark which secured World Cup qualification for the first time since 1998 as he was overcome with emotion thinking about former Liverpool teammate Diogo Jota.
Las Vegas leans on F1 as weaker consumer sentiment hits tourism
LAS VEGAS :After a rocky debut and a softer second year, the Las Vegas Grand Prix is emerging as a stabilizing force for the city's tourism industry just as visitor demand shows signs of weakening, the head of the local tourism authority said.
Springbok lock Mostert free to face Ireland after red card rescinded
South Africa lock Franco Mostert has had his red card in Saturday’s 32-14 win over Italy rescinded by an independent disciplinary committee, making him available for the Springboks ahead of their crunch clash with Ireland in Dublin.
Kone scores, then gets sent off as Canadian men's soccer team beats Venezuela
Canada heads into the World Cup year on the back of a win — and moving in the right direction, according to coach Jesse Marsch.
Mark Pope rues 'poorly coached' Kentucky after loss to MSU - ESPN
NEW YORK — Following his team's 83-66 loss to Michigan State in the Champions Classic on Tuesday night, Kentucky coach Mark Pope said his «message isn't resonating» with his players and called the Wildcats «really poorly coached.»
Snap Insight: Lions’ historic feat shows why Gavin Lee deserves to be Singapore's next football head coach
SINGAPORE: On the 100th day of Forrest Li’s tenure as the new Football Association of Singapore President (FAS), he made a bold declaration: "Eventually what I hope is people really care, and football … becomes part of a regular family dinner table topic."