Larson milked a cow at Indy in rookie debut buildup
NASCAR star Kyle Larson, set for his Indianapolis 500 debut, joined a rookie tradition by attempting to milk a Holstein at the Speedway. The No. 17 driver, born near Sacramento, Calif., laughed at the odd rite and managed a small milk stream as he prepared for race day. On Sunday, he hopes to douse himself in celebration.
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Larson eyes double dip in Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600
Indy 500 star Kyle Larson pursues a rare double by racing the Indy 500 on Sunday then flying to Charlotte for the Coca-Cola 600 Cup race. He qualified fifth for Indy in a joint Arrow McLaren Hendrick effort and plans to run the Indy race before a helicopter shuttle to Charlotte for the Cup opener that night. Team owner Rick Hendrick stresses the race's pressure and the looming 600 mile challenge.
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All-NBA selections feature Jokic and Gilgeous-Alexander unanimous
Nikola Jokic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander were unanimous first-team picks in this season's All-NBA. LeBron James joins as both youngest and oldest to earn All-NBA honors, with Doncic, Antetokounmpo, and Tatum on the first team. Second and third teams include Brunson, Edwards, Durant, Leonard, Davis, Curry, Sabonis, Haliburton, and Booker.
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TNT to air CFP games under ESPN sublicense deal
TNT Sports will broadcast College Football Playoff games this season under a sublicense from ESPN. The five year agreement provides two first round games in the first two years and from 2026 adds two first round and two quarterfinal matchups. ESPN’s $7.8 billion CFP deal enables sublicensing to other networks.
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