Ohio State football player found dead in dumpster
Ohio State football walk on Kosta Karageorge was found dead Sunday in a Columbus dumpster from a gunshot wound, police say after his text about concussions. Police confirmed the tattooed body identification near his apartment and noted a handgun was recovered. Karageorge had recently disappeared after texting about concussions. The university and team mourn his death.
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Spieth Claims Australian Open With 63 Under Windy Conditions
Jordan Spieth shot an 8 under 63 to win the Australian Open by six strokes at the Australian Golf Club. He finished 271 total 13 under, the first American winner since 1993. Adam Scott 71, Rory McIlroy 72, Rod Pampling 68, Greg Chalmers 71, Brett Rumford 70 followed.
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UAB Football Nears Shutdown Amid Financial Struggles
UAB appears close to dropping its football program after years of financial and on field struggles. Coach Bill Clark indicated an imminent decision as SI and USA Today cited steps toward disbanding, including the potential firing of athletic director Brian Mackin, while Clark later claimed no decision had been made. The 6-6 Blazers, a Conference USA member, were bowl eligible for the first time since 2004.
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