Donald Trump granddaughter says he will miss LPGA Tour debut as he is ‘a little busy’
Donald Trump will not attend his granddaughter’s LPGA Tour debut as she says he is busy “running the world”.
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Locksley doesn't feel he's coaching for job amid Maryland skid - ESPN
Maryland coach Mike Locksley said he's not coaching for his job despite the team's five consecutive Big Ten losses and continued struggles in league games and late in the season.
Brian Kelly sues LSU over $54M buyout after school allegedly changes termination story: report
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NCAA agrees to $303 million settlement with volunteer coaches - ESPN
The NCAA has agreed to pay $303 million to settle a class action antitrust lawsuit representing about 7,700 volunteer college coaches who alleged the organization engaged in illegal wage fixing under a rule that prohibited schools from paying them.
Former NBA star Michael Ray Richardson dies at age 70 - ESPN
Four-time NBA All-Star Michael Ray Richardson, who was banned from the league for drug use, died Tuesday in Lawton, Oklahoma, at the age of 70 shortly after getting diagnosed with prostate cancer, his attorney and friend John Zelbst told Andscape.
No decision yet on transgender athletes' Games eligibility, IOC says
BERLIN: The International Olympic Committee says it is still weighing universal rules for transgender athletes at the Games, as a growing number of sports bodies move to tighten eligibility criteria in a shift in sentiment that the IOC appears increasingly willing to get on board with.
Report: Ex-LSU coach Brian Kelly rejected 2 settlement offers - ESPN
Former LSU football coach Brian Kelly rejected two financial settlement offers from the university, and his attorneys have given LSU officials a Monday deadline to confirm in writing that they'll pay him the $54 million he's owed under the terms of his contract.
Keenan Allen sets Chargers' all-time receptions mark - ESPN
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — With a catch in the fourth quarter of the Chargers' 25-10 win over the Steelers, wide receiver Keenan Allen became the franchise's all-time leader in receptions with 956 catches, passing Pro Football Hall of Fame tight end Antonio Gates.