OSS releases 2024 schedule for four states five tracks
The Outlaw 350 Modified Sprint Series announces a 2024 schedule across four states and five tracks. Opens May 4 at Lorain Raceway Park with events in Plymouth Indiana May 11 and Sandusky Speedway May 25, plus races at Flat Rock Michigan June 1 and Lancaster New York June 15.
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McIlroy Leads Dubai Invitational With Late Birdies
Rory McIlroy overcame a quadruple bogey to shoot a 69 and hold a two stroke lead at 10 under 132 at Dubai Creek. Jeff Winther and Yannik Paul tied for second after matching rounds, while Carl Yuan led the Sony Open in Honolulu with a 65 as Rahm faced LIV Golf controversy.
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Mayo named Patriots head coach replacing Belichick
Jerod Mayo becomes the Patriots 15th head coach and first Black leader in team history, succeeding Bill Belichick after a 24 year run. Mayo, 37, spent eight NFL seasons and coached linebackers since 2019, and will be introduced at a news conference.
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All-Pro Trio leads 2023 AP NEL selections
The AP announces unanimous first team picks: Christian McCaffrey Tyreek Hill and Fred Warner. McCaffrey Warner and teammates Trent Williams Kyle Juszczyk and George Kittle headline the 49ers with first team honors while Lamar Jackson Dak Prescott Brock Purdy and Josh Allen also receive top votes. Lamb Bland Aubrey head 14 first timers including DeeDee Lamb and DaRon Bland.
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Belichick exits Patriots to pursue next coaching chapter
The six time Super Bowl winner Bill Belichick leaves New England after 24 seasons following Brady’s departure. He leaves with 333 wins, two decades of dominance, and a legacy as one of footballs greatest coaches. Jerod Mayo set to succeed him as head coach.
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