NCAA approves helmet communications for FBS games - ESPN
College football is adding helmet communication for FBS games, two-minute timeouts at the end of each half and other changes approved this week by the NCAA's Playing Rules Oversight Panel.
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Pro sports feels harsh spotlight of gambling scandals, now visible in legal market
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Will a Canadian team finally win the Stanley Cup?
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Ex-Man City footballer Joey Barton contacted by police over social media comments
Former Manchester City footballer Joey Barton has been contacted by police over comments posted on social media, a force confirmed tonight.
"Pistol Shooters Behind Schedule, Don't Know Who Will Go To Olympics": Jaspal Rana
Legendary pistol marksman Jaspal Rana has expressed grave concerns over the delay in naming the Indian shooting contingent for the Paris Olympics, saying it will leave the selected shooters with little time for the final phase of preparations. Several countries, including the US and Italy, and many European powerhouses have announced their squads and their shooters are in the final phase of fine-tuning their skills and programs for the Olympics, even as India commenced its nearly month-long exercise on Friday.
FedEx pledges $25M over 5 years to NIL program at Memphis - ESPN
MEMPHIS — FedEx on Friday pledged $25 million over the next five years to be used in sponsorship deals with University of Memphis athletes, a huge boost for the school's name, image and likeness compensation efforts.
Olympic star Katie Ledecky welcomes competitive action in pool ahead of Paris Games
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Eating disorders still a "huge problem" in climbing, gold medallist Garnbret says
PARIS : Eating disorders remain a "huge" issue in climbing, Olympic gold medallist Janja Garnbret said, even as new regulations meant to stop dangerously underweight athletes competing came into effect earlier this month.