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Paris river tests below Olympic safety standard
The latest tests for the River Seine showed the water quality was slightly below the standards needed to authorize swimming, just as the Paris Olympics start.
NCAA settlement details payouts, revenue sharing
The NCAA, its five power conferences and lawyers representing a class of Division I athletes filed the detailed terms of an antitrust lawsuit Friday that has the potential to reshape the business of college sports.
Martin, Elliott sympathize with Lamb’s holdout
Zack Martin and Ezekiel Elliott sympathized with CeeDee Lamb's holdout from Cowboys training camp after their own experiences in previous offseasons.
U.S. men look to avoid early Olympic exit vs. NZ
The United States men's soccer team earned respect despite losing to France 3-0 in its opening game at the Paris Olympics. Now it needs points.
Top-10 recruit Acuff picks Calipari’s Razorbacks
Darius Acuff, the No. 2 point guard recruit in the 2025 class and No. 10 overall in the ESPN 100, has committed to Arkansas.
Paris Olympics begin with rainy opening ceremony
Paris kicked off its first Summer Olympics in a century Friday with a rain-soaked, rule-breaking opening ceremony along the Seine River.
Orioles bolster rotation, acquire Eflin from Rays
The Baltimore Orioles acquired right-handed starter Zach Eflin from the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday.
Nuggets add Westbrook on veteran minimum deal
Russell Westbrook's deal to join the Denver Nuggets will be a two-year, veteran minimum contract with a player option for 2025-2026, his agent Jeff Schwartz of Excel Sports told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
Saints backup QB Haener has rare skin cancer
Saints backup quarterback Jake Haener said he's been diagnosed with a form of skin cancer that's rare for his age.
Ten Hag: Man Utd must ‘catch up’ on squad depth
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says he wants to boost the depth of his squad ahead of the new season.
