Sports on TV and Wimbledon highlights across major tours
A busy sports slate includes cycling Tour de France Stage 6 coverage on NBCSN and ESPN specials. Wimbledon reports Nick Kyrgios back in form defeating Ugo Humbert after a long layoff, with top players advancing through Day 3 amid rain and curfew disruptions.
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Victoria Azarenka
Marin Cilic
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Taylor Fritz
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Kenin
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Naomi Osaka
Serena Williams
Palmetto Amateur returns to normal with deep talent pool
The Palmetto Amateur resumes normal operations at Palmetto Golf Club with public access restored and old policies back in place. A world class field of 78 players from 14 states and 10 countries includes Nick Lyerly Patrick Stephenson Zack Gordon and other top amateurs. Runner ups and champions from prior Palmetto events also feature among the strong lineup.
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Hilton Head Island
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Gene Zeigler
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Cameron Biddle
Brian Quackenbush
S.C
Mount Vintage
Peter Marra
Aiken High
Greensboro
Hawks face injury worries ahead of crucial East final Game 5
Atlanta Halks contend with Clint Capela eye inflammation after an inadvertent elbow from Sam Merrill in a 110 88 win over Milwaukee. Trae Young status remains a game time decision as Giannis Antetokounmpo is listed doubtful with a hyperextended knee.
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Andre Hunter
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Hunter
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NCAA clears way for athlete compensation across divisions
The NCAA Board of Directors approved NIL changes allowing about 460,000 athletes to earn money from endorsements, sponsorships, and appearances without risking eligibility. Athletes may sign with agents with school notice, while colleges ensure compliance with state law. The move follows state laws and a Supreme Court ruling, signaling potential shifts in recruiting and balance.
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