Keselowski Wins Bristol Sprint After Leaders Crash
Brad Keselowski claimed the Bristol victory as Chase Elliott and Joey Logano collided for the win with a lap left. Logano finished 21st and Elliott 22nd as Ford swept a rare crowdless race at Bristol Motor Speedway. Clint Bowyer matched second, while Jimmie Johnson, near end of a 104-race drought, ran third before disqualification of his Coca-Cola 600 result.
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Bristol, Tenn
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Joey Logano
Logano
Elliott
Joey
Chase
Victory Lane
Nascar
Ford
Clint Bowyer
Bowyer
Jimmie Johnson
Johnson
Future of stadiums promises high tech, low capacity
In a study of post pandemic sports venues, experts foresee reduced capacity, social distancing, timed entrances, blocked rows, limited lines, and new tech like cameras and virtual tickets. Architect Nate Appleman of HOK notes unanticipated changes will redefine the live game day.
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Curtis Cokes Hall of Fame welterweight champion dies
Curtis Cokes a Hall of Fame welterweight and Dallas first world champion in 1986 has died at 82 after a week in hospice. He won the WBA title in 1966 over Manny Gonzalez in New Orleans then the WBC belt with a win over Jean Josselin in Dallas. He lost titles to Jose Napoles in 1969 and later entered the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2003.
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Sparky” Sparks
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World Boxing Association
Manny Gonzalez
New Orleans
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Jean Josselin
Neal Brown Refines Style Reads and Recruits During Pandemic Time
West Virginia coach Neal Brown uses pandemic downtime to grow personally and professionally. He reads broadly, discusses football and life with recruits and parents via remote means, and emphasizes balance between work and growth while guiding his team through a period of change.
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