In a reversal of the men’s 500m in Milan,
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While most of the marquee names on the PGA Tour are teeing it up at the Arnold Palmer Invitational this week, there is also an opposite-field event taking place in Puerto Rico with the son of one of the legends of the game making his debut on Tour.
John Daly II, a senior at Arkansas and the son of two-time major winner John Daly, received a sponsor’s exemption to tee it up in 120-man event and made the most of the opportunity on day one.
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Could a roster built with only the best contracts — no max or rookie deals allowed — reach the playoffs?
Here’s the latest on Tatum’s return to Boston after a devastating Achilles injury — and how it could shift the NBA’s balance of power with just weeks to go in the season.
When I tore off the latest page of my Far Side desk calendar, the date “March 5” really stuck out to me.
Why?
It wasn’t a holiday, it wasn’t trash day, it wasn’t my anniversary (I think), so then why did it jump out?
Then it dawned on me: it is the date of the biggest brawl in NHL history.
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Let’s go back in time to 2004….
*Everything gets all wavy, and harp music plays*
President George W.
After a disappointing loss to Japan, Steve Emt
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — Star freshman Caleb Wilson is increasing practice work for No. 17 North Carolina ahead of the rivalry game at No. 1 Duke but has yet to be cleared for 5-on-5 action due to his hand fracture, coach Hubert Davis said Thursday.
The 6-foot-10 high-end NBA prospect has missed six games since he hurt his left hand in a Feb. 10 loss at Miami. The injury is to Wilson’s off hand, though Davis said earlier this week that he had shed his cast and had been doing non-contact work like dribbling and shooting.
“He is progressing,” Davis said Thursday.
After winning a combined 21 games during the 2023 and 2024 seasons, the Ada High School boys soccer team stumbled a bit last spring, finishing 5-10.
Thanks to an experienced senior class and an influx of talented newcomers, Ada head coach Larry Morgan fully expects the Cougars to turn things around in 2026.
“With a very strong senior class and a plethora of new freshmen talent, I expect us to bounce back and make a strong push for the playoffs again this season,” Morgan told The Ada News. “Last year was a down year by our standards.