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The Stanford football program, more specifically head coach Troy Taylor, was reportedly the focus of two separate investigations that centered around the football coach bullying and belittling female staffers within the athletic department.
Halfway through March, Aaron Rodgers’ indecision about whether he’ll play next season and which team he’ll choose is getting frustrating.
Rodgers is putting on the biggest “will he retire/won’t he retire” campaign since Brett Favre this offseason, with the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants seemingly left as suitors after the Minnesota Vikings recently backed out.
Speaking up to call Rodgers out on his indecision was Steelers veteran Cam Heyward, who dismissed the silly thought process Rodgers undertakes and pushed the aging QB to make a decision or get lost.
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An old friend of the UFC would like to return to the octagon as Nate Diaz said last week he wants to “go back and get a UFC title.”
Diaz, 39, who joined the UFC in 2007 after appearing on “The Ultimate Fighter 5,” fought out his contract and left the promotion following a September 2022 win over Tony Ferguson at UFC 279. Since then, Diaz has competed in two boxing matches, losing to Jake Paul in 2023 and defeating fellow former UFC star Jorge Masvidal in 2024. He has not competed in a mixed martial arts fight.
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Anthony Robinson’s first year of college basketball didn’t go quite to plan.
He suffered a family loss, spent time sick and never quite got up to speed as his team fell in every conference game it played.
His second season has gone much better.
ST. PAUL – The Minnesota Wild (38-25-5) hosts the Seattle Kraken (30-34-5) for a late Wednesday night game tonight on National TV.
The Wild will roll with Filip Gustavsson again tonight. He will make his fifth consecutive start and his ninth start in the Wild’s last ten games.
In the Wild’s last ten games, Gustavsson is 4-3-1 with a 2.23 goals-against average and has one shutout in that span. He is coming off a win and is 26-15-4 on the season with a 2.57 goals-against average and a .915 save percentage.