Johnny Manziel shines at SEC Media Days in Hoover
Johnny Manziel drew hundreds of reporters at SEC Media Days in Hoover. The Texas A M quarterback answered questions about his Heisman season and off season, including the Manning camp incident. He admitted mistakes, took responsibility for oversleeping at the Manning camp, and said he anticipates returning next summer. He also pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for failing to identify himself to police after a 2012 bar incident.
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Pecos League Scores and Schedule Snapshot
Tuesday results show Raton 3 Santa Fe 2 with Santa Fe 10 Raton 3 in the nightcap. Roswell routed White Sands 16 3 and Alpine beat Trinidad 11 2. Wednesday fixtures include Santa Fe Raton Roswell White Sands Alpine Trinidad Taos Las Vegas with multiple 6 p.m. starts and late games.
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ESPY Awards Winners List From 21st Ceremony
AP reports the 21st ESPY Awards awarded LeBron James best male athlete and Serena Williams best female athlete. Other honors went to Rick Pitino as coach, Colin Kaepernick as athlete, and La Packers no, the Miami Heat faced the Spurs in finals. Notable winners include Michael Phelps, Jadeveon Clowney, Jack Hoffman, and Adrian Peterson.
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Tour de France Stage 18 on NBCSN plus Open and LPGA golf
TV SportSWatch lists Stage 18 of the Tour de France on NBCSN at 4 a.m. from Gap to Alpe d Huez along with The Open first round at Muirfield Scotland on ESPN at 5 a.m. and LPGA Marathon Classic first round at Sylvania Ohio at noon on TGC. PGA Tour Sanderson Farms first round in Mississippi airs at 2 p.m. The Open returns at Muirfield later in the day while WNBA action features Phoenix at Los Angeles on ESPN2 at 8 p.m.
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College and UCLA honor Alexis with ESPY Courage Awards
Robin Roberts presents the Arthur Ashe Courage Award to college women’s athletics and UCLA men’s athletics at the ESPYs. Dick and Rick Hoyt receive the Jimmy V Perseverance Award for enduring perseverance in sports.
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EA Sports loses NCAA football branding amid legal battle
The NCAA will not renew its license with EA Sports beyond June 2014 and bans use of its logo in the NCAA Football game. A court fight over players likenesses could reshape compensation and licensing in college sports publishing. EA plans a new college game for next generation consoles featuring major teams and conferences.
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Tour de France stage results and standings recap
The report lists stage 17 results from Charges France with Chris Froome leading in 51 33 and top five finishing positions for Contador Rodriguez Kreuziger Valverde and Quintana. It also covers overall standings through stage 17 and notes misaligned data and filler text.
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Weekly Sports Transactions Highlight Multiple League Moves
The report lists numerous changes across major leagues. Rick George resigns as Rangers president of business operations to become Colorado athletics director, while Mike Dee is named Padres president and CEO. Lakers sign Jordan Farmar. Raptors waive Marcus Camby and apply amnesty to Linas Kleiza. Cowboys waive J.B. Shugarts and Dalton Williams. Lions release Jahvid Best. Buccaneers sign Lawrence Tynes. Blackhawks reach agreement with Kyle Beach. Predators sign Rich Clune. D.C. United trades Brandon McDonald to Real Salt Lake for 2014 draft picks. Castleton State notes coach Alex Todd will join Nebraska Omaha. James Madison names Rob Summers ops director. Michigan extends Beilein. Minnesota clears Malik Smith transfer waiver. Seton Hall names Devin Jefferson. Stanford signs Nomareons. Wisconsin Oshkosh notes Cindy Suess resignation.
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Cowboys add rookies as camp roster space opens
The Cowboys plan to fill three open spots on the 90 man camp roster following the release of fullback Lawrence Vickers. In Wisconsin Green Bay, Packers set to retire Brett Favre’s No 4, though not this season per officials.
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