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Jon Scheyer said he «could have said even more» in response to a local district attorney's claims that there was «zero evidence» to support the Duke coach's initial claim that Blue Devils staffers were punched in a recent court storming earlier at rival North Carolina.
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 17 : A controversy over allegations of cheating in curling at the Winter Olympics has made headlines all over the world and plunged the sometimes obscure sport into the mainstream.
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — The New York Mets aren't going to name a team captain anytime soon.
MILAN, Feb 16 : Ilia Malinin on Monday said his pressure-packed Olympic debut resulted in an "inevitable crash" and suggested he would release more details about his experience on Saturday, when he will participate in a skating exhibition in Milan.
Ilia Malinin posted a video on social media Monday juxtaposing images of his many triumphs with a black-and-white image of the U.S. figure skater with his head buried in his hands, and a caption hinting at an "inevitable crash" amid the pressure of the Olympics while teasing that a "version of the story" is coming on Saturday.
MILAN — Ilia Malinin posted a video on social media Monday juxtaposing images of his many triumphs with a black-and-white image of the U.S. figure skater with his head buried in his hands, and a caption hinting at an «inevitable crash» amid the pressure of the Olympics while teasing that a «version of the story» is coming on Saturday.
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 16 : Rachel Homan's Canadian women's curling team say they have been dragged into a cheating controversy that is nothing to do with them, as a dispute over double touching stones continues to overshadow the competition at the Winter Olympics.
Providence's Duncan Powell was suspended three games for «combative actions» on Sunday after he was one of six players ejected from Saturday's 79-69 loss to No. 17 St. John's.