Phelps tops AP Male Athlete award again
Olympic icon Michael Phelps, after retiring in London, repeats as AP Male Athlete of the Year for a second time. He set records with 18 Olympic golds and 22 total medals, now pursuing golf and a youth swimming foundation while remaining a global sports beacon.
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Gabby Douglas Triumphs as AP Athlete of the Year
Gabby Douglas tops AP voting for Athlete of the Year after Olympic gold in London and a breakout year. The gymnast joins Mary Lou Retton as four-time AP award recipients, with attention from Nike Kellogg AT&T and public fascination for her smile and grace.
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Eagles Fire Reid After 4-12 Season Shakeup
League upheaval follows a 4-12 finish for the Eagles under Andy Reid who previously rebuilt the roster and reached NFC title games. Owner Jeffrey Lurie seeks improvement as the Browns, Chiefs, and Bills also begin restructuring around new leadership and draft plans.
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NFL coaching candidates emerge after season endings
As NFL openings loom many recall Gruden, Cowher and Dungy while intriguing coordinators like Zimmer McCoy Bradley Arians and NFL college coaches Kelly and OBrien enter the mix. The market favors proven coordinators and adaptable attack minds who can translate college schemes to pro rosters.
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