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The French star was subbed off with an injury in the first half against Montpellier on Wednesday.
Kylian Mbappé may have caused a fright to PSG ahead of a busy month with his injury on Wednesday, but manager Christophe Galtier said he’s not too concerned.
The French superstar was subbed off in the 21st minute of the club’s 3–1 win over Montpellier yesterday after clutching his knee and thigh following a challenge. However, Mbappé was able to walk off the field on his own power.
“Is it a bruise? Is it a contusion?” Galtier said in the postgame press conference.

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Tom Brady appeared to have wrapped up his illustrious NFL career Wednesday when he announced in a video he was “retiring for good.”
Brady spent the final three seasons of his career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winning a Super Bowl, a Super Bowl MVP and two division titles. He finished with a losing record in 2022 for the first time in his career as a starter but still managed to drive the Buccaneers to the postseason.
They lost to the Dallas Cowboys in the wild-card round of the playoffs.

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MOBILE, Ala. – There is no doubt that, compared to year’s past, this isn’t the sexiest quarterback class at the Senior Bowl. But, that doesn’t mean the guys here aren’t turning heads, especially Louisville’s Malik Cunningham and TCU QB Max Duggan.
Surrounded by his former coach Scott Satterfield, the former Louisville Cardinals quarterback was all smiles during the post practice media session Wednesday. It certainly wasn’t only because his former coach was in town, no, it centers around his play on the field.

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Pitt went into Chapel Hill on Wednesday night and earned a 65-64 win over North Carolina, but assistant coach Jason Capel refused to enjoy the Panthers’ win because he was still hung up about a Twitter graphic.
Capel, who played for the Tar Heels, got into it with some fans after the final whistle. He couldn’t wrap his mind around North Carolina fans shouting at him after a tightly contested game simply due to the fact that he played for UNC back in the day.
He didn’t cool off after leaving the floor, however.

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Clyde Christensen was offered a chance to return to the Miami Dolphins as their passing game coordinator under new coach Mike McDaniel last spring, but the interview was blocked by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
And Christensen accepts that. It ultimately allowed him to remain as Tom Brady’s quarterback coach one more year in Tampa and finish a three-year run in which he and the greatest quarterback of all time came to know and respect each other.

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Without him, it may spell the end of Golden State’s title window.
There’s a certain precedent among championship-winning teams that — except for two instances — has been consistently met throughout the past two decades.
A team that aspires to win an NBA title must be considered an elite defensive unit. An elite defensive unit in this instance is one that finishes no lower than 10th in terms of points allowed per 100 possessions.

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Dana Holgorsen thinks Houston might lack the resources needed to compete in the Big 12.
The Cougars will officially join the Big 12 this summer, and the program recently announced its inaugural football schedule in the conference.
While Houston fans might be fired up about joining a P5 conference, Holgorsen sees one major problem:
Resources.
Dana Holgorsen claims Houston will have the worst resources in the Big 12. (Photo by Ken Murray/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Can Houston compete in the Big 12.

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A new class of college football player means some new names to remember, from Cash to Cheese.
It’s early February, which means football fans around the world are all talking about the sport’s biggest day. The Super what? No you dummy I’m talking about the Late National Signing Day, where high school athletes sign letters of intent to play football for colleges.

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