Emmert argues pay for play would wreck college sports
NCAA President Mark Emmert defends amateurism as core since 1905 and warns paying players would destroy the sport’s framework, trigger mass school withdrawals, and undermine fan interest. He notes coaches' higher pay but says student athletes remain amateurs and must not receive NIL-derived funds.
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World Cup TV Schedule FIFA Groups D and E
The listing details 10 a.m. FIFA World Cup Group D coverage, 11:30 a.m. ESPN Italy versus Costa Rica from Recife, Brazil, 2:30 p.m. ESPN Switzerland versus France from Salvador, Brazil, and 5:30 p.m. ESPN Honduras versus Ecuador from Curitiba, Brazil.
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Transactions across multiple leagues and teams
The report lists MLB maneuvers including Twins claiming Yohan Pino and DL moves for Nunez Pelfrey. Blue Jays recalling Delabar and placing Cecil on DL. D backs add Stites and send Campana to Reno while Hudson to 60-day IL. Cubs sign four pitchers. Minor leagues signings include Fargo Moorhead, Laredo, Sioux City. NFL signings and releases. Hurricanes name Peters as coach. Lightning re signs Killorn. College moves include Pace admission to ECAA and assorted coaching changes.
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Tennis Topshelf Open at Autotron Rosmaien
In Den Bosch Netherlands the Topshelf Open hosts ATP and WTA events on grass with quarterfinals and semifinals under way. Joao Sousa and Benjamin Becker win to reach the last eight while Fernando Verdasco versus Jurgen Melzer is suspended at darkness. Zheng Jie and Klara Koukalova secure wins in the women’s quarters and doubles action progresses.
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Wimbledon Qualifying Results From Roehampton and Eastbourne
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MLB to honor Gehrig on 75th anniversary tribute
MLB plans a July 4 tribute to Lou Gehrig marking the 75th anniversary of his luckiest man speech. A $300,000 donation will support ALS organizations, and players and officials will wear commemorative patches while a ballpark video features lines from Gehrig's speech.
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