Author: Michael

American track and field star Tori Bowie, who won three medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics, died from complications of childbirth, according to ESPN and other news outlets. She was 32 years old.
Bowie was found dead in her home in Florida on May 2 after authorities were called to perform a wellness check. She had not been seen or heard from for several days. An autopsy report from the Orange County (Fla.) Medical Examiner Office estimated that Bowie was eight months pregnant at the time of her death and in active labor.

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The Cleveland Browns have a new logo and there is more to it than meets the eye. Although it looks like a simple, handsome bulldog, it goes much deeper than that!
Two months after it was first announced, the team declared a winner of their alternate logo contest. Rather, the people declared a winner.
The contest, which opened in April, saw more than 400 entries that were then narrowed-down to a final five. From there, the people cut it to two and voted on their favorite from there.
Houston Mark’s design was selected.

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SMU football has come a long way from the death penalty in 1987. The Mustangs were once considered the villains while they were throwing around money and cars to top recruits.
Now, 35 years later, SMU is breaking out the bubble guns and ball pits instead. That isn’t to say that Dallas’ college football program isn’t embracing its role in the NIL space — it is.

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One of the most entertaining ways to get into golf betting is by playing in a US Open pool. For major tournaments, even the most casual fans are looking to get in on the action. This week, the players tee it up at Los Angeles Country Club, the first time the course has hosted a major golf tournament.
Because it’s impossible to cover the rules for every specific US Open pool, I’ll make picks for the most common version. Generally, pools breaks golfers into tiers and you pick one player from each tier. In the past, the tiers were almost exclusively based on World Golf Rankings.

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With the NBA draft quickly approaching on June 22, a potential blockbuster trade reportedly appears to be a top priority for a 2023 playoff contender hoping to land star prospect Scoot Henderson.
According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, the Pelicans are interested in moving up in the draft to select the dynamic guard. New Orleans, which currently holds the No. 14 pick, will look to move into either the Hornets’ spot at No. 2 or the Trail Blazers’ spot at No. 3.

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