Vols hold No 1 as top four stay fixed in AP poll
The AP Top 25 keeps Tennessee at number one for a third straight week after dominant wins over South Carolina and Texas A&M. Duke remains second, Virginia third, with Gonzaga and Kentucky rounding out the top five. Michigan and Michigan State tumble amid losses. N C State exits after a string of poor shooting.
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Associated Press
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Duke
Virginia
Gonzaga
Kentucky
Rick Barnes
Vanderbilt
West Virginia
Gamecocks
Aggies
Missouri
Florida
Grant Williams
Michigan
Michigan State
Wolverines
Iowa
Spartans
Indiana
Joshua Langford
Nevada
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Virginia Tech
ACC
N.C. State
Defensive battle as New England toppled the Rams in Super Bowl
Patriots defense stifled Jared Goff and the Rams to a 13-3 victory. Duron Harmon and Stephon Gilmore sealed key plays, while Dont'a Hightower produced critical sacks. Stephen Gostkowski added the winning 41-yard field goal after a long Patriots drive.
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Tom Brady
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
Brian Flores
Miami Dolphins
Brady
Los Angeles
New
England
Duron Harmon
Patrick Chung
Harmon
Stephon Gilmore
Brandin Cooks
Gilmore
Stephen Gostkowski
Dont'a Hightower
A Hightower
Kyle van Noy
Charlie Riedel
NASCAR to disqualify illegal race cars this season
NASCAR will disqualify winning cars that fail inspections this season. Inspections will be done at the track in about 90 minutes, with the winning team losing the victory, points, purse, and trophy if found noncompliant. Kevin Harvick's car failed inspection twice last season leading to fines and suspensions.
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Kevin Harvick
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Charlotte Motor Speedway
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NASCAR pushes for a radical reboot under Jim France leadership
NASCAR begins a major overhaul after last season's decline with a redesigned rules package to restore exciting racing. Jim France has taken chair and CEO duties, promising urgency and accessibility to teams, while fans and figures like Rick Hendrick praise the new leadership and commitment to motorsports.
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