Sanders shines but Browns QB depth questioned in camp
At Browns practice in Berea Ohio Shedeur Sanders impressed with a pinpoint 7 on 7 throw to Caden Davis but did not start with the first team in 11 on 11. Coach Tommy Rees praised his work ethic amid a learning curve as Cleveland juggles four quarterbacks including Dillon Gabriel Kenny Pickett Rees Joe Flacco and Daniel Jones. The team previews Sept 7 opener vs Cincinnati while expanding team HQ with a new complex.
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Wake Forest coach apologizes for slur at NCAA regional
Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter apologized after a television replay appeared to show a homophobic slur during the NCAA Knoxville Regional loss to Tennessee. Walter said the outburst was out of character and he apologized to Tennessee, Wake Forest, and the ACC/SEC. Tennessee won 11-5 to advance against Arkansas in a super regional.
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Fitzpatrick eyes more impactful plays for Steelers
Steelers safety Minkah Fitzpatrick spent extra time catching balls from a JUGS machine after an OTAs drill admitting a dropped interception earlier. He highlighted the value of a game changing play on defense and praised new teammate Darius Slay, while noting coaching emphasis on stronger communication and consistency this season. Gabe Davis is set to visit Pittsburgh this week after burning the Steelers in 2023.
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Finals Frenzy Sparks Underdog Quest for Thun der and Pacers
The Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers reach the NBA Finals fueled by doubters, led by MVP Shai Gilgeous Alexander and Tyrese Haliburton. Oklahoma City owns the league’s best record, while Indiana rides a strong postseason run, with young rosters aiming for their first title.
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