Clemson Rebuild Focuses On Reloading After Championship
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney remains confident as he braces for a major roster overhaul after losing DeShaun Watson and 11 other top players. The Tigers must replace key scorers on offense and defense while aiming for continued top-15 defensive consistency and rapid recruiting.
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Jackson not focused on Heisman repeat
Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson says his Heisman win last year happened by playing football and aims to win games and a national championship again. Coach Petrino notes spring work to expand his game includes more under center snaps to improve protection and mesh with the running game.
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Kansas State Lineman Scott Frantz Comes Out
Kansas State offensive lineman Scott Frantz publicly acknowledged he is gay after telling teammates in a bonding meeting. Teammates praised his courage, stressing no change in their view of him as a brother and player. Coach Bill Snyder supported Frantz's decision and its potential to help others facing similar situations.
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Feng Leads U S Women's Open After First Round Delays
Feng shot a 6 under 66 to lead the U S Women's Open at Trump National Golf Club amid rain delays and darkness curtailing 39 players. Yang trails by one stroke with Ko and Ryu tied for third as Kerr and Khang sit near the top.
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Fowler leads Scottish Open with 67 amid links pace
Rickie Fowler shoots 5-under 67 at Dundonald Links to join the early co-leaders Andrew Dodt Jan Poulter and Callum Shinkwin as Rory McIlroy Henrik Stenson struggle in light Scottish breeze. Fowler cards five birdies no bogeys and steadies approach ahead of next week’s Open at Royal Birkdale.
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