Sources: Texas State expecting offer to join Pac-12 - ESPN
Texas State officials have informed the Sun Belt Conference that they are expecting an offer from the Pac-12 in the near future, sources told ESPN.
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Poulter and son set to go head-to-head in Open qualifying
LONDON :Britain's Luke Poulter will have a very familiar rival when he attempts to qualify for the British Open for the first time next week - his Ryder Cup-winning dad Ian.
'Save Girls Sports' rally rocks California sports league meeting amid state's trans athlete battle vs Trump
California girls high school athlete Taylor Starling gave a speech at a news conference in support of protecting girls sports at a CIF protest in Costa Mesa. (Credit: California Family Council)
California girl athletes to rally at sports league meeting to fight trans athlete law after track season chaos
Taylor and Ryan Starling of Riverside, California, discussed their ongoing lawsuit over trans inclusion in girls sports.
First Steps Together expands SEN education across Greater Manchester
First Steps Together is a growing network of independent special educational needs (SEN) schools that places inclusion, individual care, and community at the heart of everything it does.
Man, 28, rants at judge as he's sentenced for trying to kill police officer with knife and Molotov cocktail
A man with a grudge against authority, who attacked officers outside a Welsh police station armed with a Molotov cocktail, a knife and a hatchet, has been sentenced to life in prison.
Air India plane crash LIVE tributes as victims named after more than 240 people killed
Tributes are pouring in as the identities of the people who lost their lives in the Air India Plane crash have been revealed. More than 240 people are confirmed to have died after a Gatwick Airport-bound plane crashed in a fireball in India on Thursday (June 12).
U.S. college sports' legalized pay-for-play future threatens to strand Canadian athletes in amateur past
Last Friday, U.S. federal judge Claudia Wilken approved a seismic settlement that will send tremors through commercialized sport across the continent, okaying $2.8 billion US in retroactive pay to former NCAA athletes over the use of their names, images, and likenesses, and granting Division 1 college programs the ability to pay players directly.