Blaney calls Newman crash unintentional after Daytona finish
At Daytona 500 final lap Ryan Blaney pushed Ryan Newman leading to a dramatic crash as Denny Hamlin edged Blaney by 0.014 seconds for his third Daytona 500 win. Blaney insisted the contact was not intentional and Newman appeared shaken.
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Notre Dame Tops UNC In Late Shot Victory
Notre Dame guard Nate Laszewski hit a 3-pointer with 2.4 seconds left to lift the Fighting Irish past North Carolina 77-76 in South Bend. UNC led by as many as 14 in the second half, but Notre Dame erased the deficit with a 14-point rally and two late two-point possesions before Laszewski sealed it.
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Woods struggles at Riviera threaten Masters prep
Tiger Woods faltered at the Riviera Invitational, finishing 68th after a 295 total as Adam Scott won. Woods worst 72-hole score since 2009 and 22 shots behind leader, with a four-putt and three-putt in one round. He plans to peak at Augusta after skipping Bay Hill and Mexico events.
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Mickey Wright leaves a legacy of big wins
Golf icon Mickey Wright, known for a flawless swing and record 82 wins including 13 majors, died at 85 from a heart attack. Her seven year stretch yielded 59 victories and 12 majors, redefining the LPGA era and earning praise from Hogan, Nelson, and peers for a swing unmatched by any era or gender.
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