FIFA backs players social media boycott in England
FIFA supports a 24 hour social media blackout by Premier League players from 9 a.m. Friday to 9 a.m. Saturday to protest racist abuse. The move follows high profile incidents and precedes a new global anti discrimination campaign. Danny Rose and other players push for stronger action by social media companies and authorities. FIFA plans a three step referee process to halt play and potentially abandon games if abuse continues.
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Patriots eye active draft after Gronkowski retirement
Defending Super Bowl champions the Patriots enter the NFL draft with 12 picks, four in the first seven rounds, amid aging stars. Coach Bill Belichick remains coy on plans as New England seeks to address holes on both sides of the ball.
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Panthers consider bulk up front in 2019 NFL draft
Carolina eyes bolster at left tackle and defensive end after Julius Peppers’ retirement and Matt Kalil’s release. GM Marty Hurney says the draft class has depth at both positions, with potential first round tackles and edge rushers like Ferrell Gary and Burns. Coach Rivera notes strong edge rush prospect pool as Newton recovers from shoulder surgery.
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ACC quarterbacks face spring churn as Lawrence leads pack
Dabo Swinney’s Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence remains the clear anchor for the ACC amid a wave of new faces. Eight teams lost a starter this year to graduation transfer NFL draft or discipline leaving several programs unsettled entering summer conditioning. Duke Virginia Tech UNC Louisville Miami and others must pick among redshirt freshmen transfers and backups to fill the post.
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