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New York Post

Jed York absent from NFL owners meeting following arrest

Jed York, owner of the San Francisco 49ers, did not attend the NFL owners meeting in Atlanta following his arrest related to a prostitution incident. Al Guido, the team's CEO, represented the 49ers at the meeting, which approved the sale of the Seattle Seahawks. The NFL is reviewing York's case under its personal conduct policy.

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Al Jazeera English

UEFA to Withdraw FIFA Boycott Threat Following Assurances on Infantino's Investor Plan

UEFA plans to withdraw its threat to boycott FIFA competitions after receiving assurances regarding FIFA President Gianni Infantino's investor plan, which has been abandoned. This decision will allow European teams to prepare for the upcoming FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup starting September 5 in Poland.

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New York Post

Matt Gogel Suspended for Six Months for Betting on PGA Tour Events

Matt Gogel, a player on the PGA Tour Champions, has been suspended for six months for betting on PGA Tour events. Gogel stated he placed small wagers unknowingly and emphasized that he did not bet on events he participated in. His suspension will last until February 22, 2027.

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Fox News — Latest

LIV Golf announces layoffs as it transitions to new investment structure

LIV Golf has announced layoffs for many employees starting in September as it prepares for a transition to a new investment structure following the end of funding from the Saudi Public Investment Fund. The league is optimistic about a new version, 'LIV 2.0', which is expected to launch in 2027 with a majority equity stake held by players and a schedule featuring 10 events globally.

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Al Jazeera English

Bruno Fernandes and Khadija Shaw Named PFA Players of the Year

Bruno Fernandes of Manchester United and Khadija Shaw of Manchester City have been named the PFA Players of the Year. Fernandes set a new Premier League assists record with 21 assists, while Shaw scored 21 goals, securing her third consecutive Golden Boot and helping City win the Women’s Super League title.

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Al Jazeera English

Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz eliminated in US Open mixed doubles quarterfinals

Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz lost to Flavio Cobolli and Belinda Bencic in the US Open mixed doubles quarterfinals, ending their run in the tournament. The match highlighted Williams' return to competitive play after her retirement in 2022. The mixed doubles format has attracted significant fan interest, with other notable matches also taking place.

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New York Post

Christian Gonzalez discusses contract extension talks with Patriots

Christian Gonzalez, a cornerback for the New England Patriots, is in discussions for a long-term contract extension as he prepares for the final preseason. He expressed frustration over the situation but remains focused on the upcoming season. Patriots owner Robert Kraft has offered him a significant contract, and the team acknowledges his performance from the previous season.

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New York Post

Ja'Marr Chase reports minor knee injury after Bengals practice

Ja'Marr Chase of the Cincinnati Bengals reported a minor knee injury sustained during practice, describing it as a slight hyperextension. He expressed confidence in his recovery, stating he could play if needed. The Bengals' regular season begins on September 13 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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New York Post

Kinley Rasmus Sets Record for Hits by a Girl at Little League World Series

Kinley Rasmus, a 12-year-old player from Phenix City, Alabama, has set a record for the most hits by a girl at the Little League World Series, achieving five hits during the tournament. She also tied records for strikeouts in a game and total strikeouts in the tournament, previously held by Mo’Ne Davis.

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New York Post

SEC Implements Policy Prohibiting Former Professional Athletes from Returning to College Sports

The SEC has enacted a policy that bars athletes who have declared for professional sports from returning to college athletics, following a unanimous vote among conference leaders. This decision aligns with similar measures proposed by the Big Ten, while other conferences are also considering similar rules. Some coaches have voiced opposition to this policy.

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New York Post

Bayonne Little League Team Eliminated from World Series

Bayonne's Little League team was eliminated from the World Series after a 5-2 loss to West Side Little League of Hamilton, Ohio. The game featured strong pitching from both sides, with Hamilton's Boone Treadway striking out eight batters. Coach Justin Smith expressed pride in the team's performance, highlighting their achievement as one of New Jersey's best in recent history.

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Fox News — Latest

Court Orders Allow College Athletes to Play Amid New SEC and Big Ten Guidelines

The SEC and Big Ten have enacted new guidelines that prevent athletes who have participated in professional sports from competing in college athletics, following court orders that allow some athletes to play this season. Legal representatives are formulating strategies to challenge these new rules, while schools like LSU continue to recruit players granted additional eligibility by court rulings.

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Fox News — Latest

Michael Penix Jr. may take over as Falcons' starting QB amid Tua Tagovailoa's performance issues

Tua Tagovailoa's inconsistent performance has led to speculation that Michael Penix Jr. may become the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. Reports indicate that the team is reconsidering its initial plan for Tagovailoa, who has struggled during training camp and the preseason. The Falcons are now focusing on ensuring Penix is healthy and confident for the upcoming season opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Daily Mail

Raheem Sterling Charged with Dangerous Driving and Possession of Nitrous Oxide Following Crash

Raheem Sterling has been charged with dangerous driving and possession of nitrous oxide following a crash involving his Lamborghini on May 28. He faces potential imprisonment if convicted and is scheduled to appear in court on September 15. The incident has been described as part of a difficult period in his career, with sources indicating significant psychological strain.

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Fox News — Latest

LaMelo Ball hires personal driver following driving incidents, according to brother Lonzo

LaMelo Ball has hired a personal driver following a series of driving incidents, as shared by his brother, Lonzo Ball, during a podcast. Lonzo noted that having a driver could reduce LaMelo's time behind the wheel and suggested he consider less exotic vehicles. Lonzo also discussed his own struggles with injuries during his NBA career.

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Fox News — Latest

LaMelo Ball hires personal driver after road incidents, according to brother Lonzo

LaMelo Ball has hired a personal driver following several road incidents, as revealed by his brother, Lonzo Ball, during a podcast. Lonzo noted that having a driver could help reduce LaMelo's time behind the wheel and suggested he consider less exotic vehicles. Lonzo also reflected on his own injury struggles during his NBA career.

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PBS NewsHour

Study Finds High Incidence of CTE Among Former NFL Players

A recent study found that at least 25% of former NFL players have chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) at the time of death, suggesting a significant public health concern. The study analyzed the brains of 235 former players and indicated that nearly two-thirds exhibited symptoms of dementia while alive. Experts call for increased research and investment in treatment for CTE, especially among younger athletes.

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Fox News — Latest

Nancy Hogshead Initiates Petition for WNBA to Define Gender Eligibility

Nancy Hogshead, a three-time Olympic gold medalist, has launched a petition urging the WNBA to clarify its eligibility rules to restrict participation to biological females. The petition has received over 11,000 signatures since its launch on August 14. The WNBA's current eligibility guidelines do not define 'woman' or address gender identity, leading to ongoing debates within the league regarding participation rules.

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New York Post

Dodgers' Will Smith Begins Rehab Assignment After Neck Injury

Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Will Smith has started a rehab assignment after being sidelined for over three months due to a neck injury. He last played on June 5 and has been working towards a return for the playoffs, with the team focusing on his health during the recovery process.

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