Sarr and Childress earn All-ACC Honors
Wake Forest pair Olivier Sarr and Brandon Childress earned All-ACC honors as the 2020 awards were announced. Sarr made third team and Childress honorable mention, marking the first time two Deacons earned All-ACC in the same season since expansion. Their season included 13.5 points and 8.9 rebounds for Sarr and 15.5 points and 4.6 assists for Childress. The Deacons open the ACC Tournament versus Pitt at 4:30 p.m. on ACC Network at Greensboro Coliseum.
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Logano Wins Phoenix Cup Race After Overtime Restart
Joey Logano clinched his second NASCAR Cup win in three weeks at Phoenix Raceway, holding off Kevin Harvick in a two lap overtime restart. He credited the proposed “Awesome Sauce” for grip and noted a pit penalty and broken jack moments, with Kyle Busch also in the mix. Logano’s 25th Cup victory adds to Team Penske momentum.
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Blue Devils sweep ACC major awards in historic season
Duke dominates the 2020 ACC awards with Tre Jones earning Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year while Vernon Carey Jr. is named Freshman of the Year. Jones and Carey join Casisus Stanley on the All-Freshman Team along with Jones on the All-Defensive Team. The 75-member panel voted on these honors, marking Duke as the first program to sweep the league’s top individual prizes in one year.
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Hatton hangs on to win Bay Hill in tough finish
Tyrrell Hatton endured a tense Bay Hill final round at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. After a double bogey cut his lead to one, he steadied with seven straight pars finishing 2-over 74 to edge Marc Leishman by one stroke. Hatton lauded his focus amid brutal conditions and brittle greens.
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