Mattek-Sands Upsets Li Na For Spot In French Open Third
U S veteran Bethanie Mattek-Sands, ranked 67th, upset sixth-seeded Li Na at the French Open to reach the third round, joining Sloane Stephens, Jamie Hampton, Serena Williams, and Varvara Lepchenko among American survivors. Her comeback follows years of injuries and a late-career dietary and training shift that revived her game.
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Schwartzel Leads Memorial After 65 Post Round Drama
Charl Schwartzel fired a 7-under 65 at Muirfield Village to lead the Memorial by one stroke over Scott Piercy with Tiger Woods six back. Woods posted 71 while Rory McIlroy struggled to a 78, as Schwartzel avoided a late collapse after an eighth hole double bogey and finished with birdie on the final hole.
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Wildcats host regional as Kansas State eyes return to NCAA tourney
Regional action features Kansas State aiming to avenge two 2014 losses to regional foe Arkansas while Bryant faces Rhode Island in the opening rounds. Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn notes Wildcats can hit and score, as Bryant makes its first Division I regional appearance after breaking school wins records.
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OSU president remarks spark controversy over Notre Dame deal
Ohio State University faced backlash after a recording captured president Gee describing Notre Dame as vulnerable and saying the school wanted its cake and eat it, remarks seen as offensive. Notre Dame accepted his apology, while OSU trustees and officials moved to address the incident and reinforce core values.
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Heat rally controls series in Game 5 rout
Miami seized momentum early as Indiana struggled to convert sits, with George and Hibbert scoring most of the Pacers' first quarter points. The Heat built a double digit lead, leading to a lopsided win that shifted the series dynamic.
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