Serena Williams poised to win another Grand Slam at US Open
Serena Williams defeats Sloane Stephens to reach the US Open round of 16 as she pursues a 24th career Grand Slam. The 38-year-old mother of Olympia remains a leading contender amid a pandemic altered year and a crowded field at Flushing Meadows.
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N C State FOC UPl Pack Refocuses After Down 2019
NC State aims to rebound after a 4-8 season with 1-7 ACC mark, injuries and quarterback instability shaping a troubled year. Coach Doeren hired five new coaches and names Devin Leary starter, while defense seeks improvement under Tony Gibson as Payton Wilson leads a returning linebacking corps.
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Final NFL cuts trim third string QBs amid pandemic
The Associated Press reports teams reduced their 53-man rosters with many third-string quarterbacks released. Miami cut Josh Rosen while adding Lynn Bowden Jr and retooling the roster, and Alex Smith earned a three-man Washington unit in a comeback. Deshaun Watson's four-year extension with the Texans looms as a separate note.
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Velazquez earns raves from Baffert in Derby upset
In Louisville Authentic, ridden by John Velazquez, overtook Tiz the Law to win the 146th Kentucky Derby by 1 1/2 lengths in 2:00.61. Bob Baffert praised Velazquez as the key to the victory, touting it as one of all time great rides and tying a record with his sixth Derby win.
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