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MSN - Ohio State’s upcoming season-opening game against Texas was always going to be a blockbuster affair. It’s two College Football Playoff contenders meeting each other right out of the gate. It’s the place to be in Week 1, and the whole college football world knows it. ESPN’s College GameDay will be there. So will FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff. And the game that everyone is looking forward to just got more historic.
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Seminole Duo Earn Top Honors at Tulsa Tennis Tourney
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SPORTS ILLUSTRATED - From the very start, this was different from any 800-meter freestyle Katie Ledecky had ever swum. The usual empty water that surrounds her as she crushes the competition, racing only herself, was gone.
Read moreTHUNDER WIRE - Now that it’s August, the NBA has gone on vacation. The next couple of months are usually the slowest part of the league’s calendar. The offseason is over as rosters are mostly set. Most front offices and players take the time to relax before getting back on the day-to-day grind with the 2025-26 season After winning the NBA championship, the Oklahoma City Thunder will enter next season as a popular title pick. Back-to-back champions rarely happen, but they’re better set up than most reigning winners to pull off the accomplishment as they run it back with basically the same roster.
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SPORTS ILLUSTRATED - Miami Dolphins rookie running back Ollie Gordon II is focused on playing how he did in 2023, not like he did during his final collegiate season in 2024.
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NORMAN – The Oklahoma football team opened preseason camp Thursday morning, hitting the field as a team for the first time in preparation for the 2025 season. This first edition of SoonerSports.com’s annual Q&A series, “The Hurry-Up”, features redshirt junior linebacker Kip Lewis and redshirt junior quarterback John Mateer.
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USA TODAY - Shannon Sharpe will not be returning to ESPN. The embattled Hall of Fame tight end turned polarizing sports commentator has officially parted ways with the network following the settlement of a high-profile sexual assault lawsuit brought against him by a former girlfriend. As first reported by The Athletic, ESPN has decided not to bring Sharpe back after he took a leave of absence in April 2025 to address the allegations.
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