Tampa Bay QB Jameis Winston benched for three games
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers suspend quarterback Jameis Winston for three games under the NFL personal conduct policy. The decision follows an investigation into an accusation that Winston groped an Uber driver in 2016, with Winston appealing in a Facebook statement and confirming the suspension. Winston, 24, has passed for 11,636 yards and 69 touchdowns in three NFL seasons, and will miss the season opener at New Orleans and the home games against Philadelphia and Pittsburgh before he is eligible to return September 25. The league requires a clinical evaluation and participation in any recommended program. The Bucs will start the season without Winston and face a $124,411 salary deduction.
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Japan advances on fair-play tiebreaker in World Cup group
Japan earned a Round of 16 berth by having fewer yellow cards than Senegal after both finished group play on four points with identical records. They lost 1-0 to Poland but advanced as Colombia defeated Senegal, aided by disciplined play and a late goal from Bednarek’s side.
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World Cup Round of 16 preview highlights leaders and matchups
Among 20 World Cups Europe has 11 trophies and South America nine. Germany exits early as a big group stage loss. France Argentina Uruguay Portugal Spain Russia Croatia Denmark Brazil Mexico Belgium Japan Sweden Switzerland Colombia England spotlight the knockout phase with Messi Mbappe Kane Rodriguez and others shaping a tense quarterfinal path.
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Wayne Rooney signs with D C United to join MLS star power
Wayne Rooney joins D C United on a 34 year designated player contract as he becomes a headlining arrival for MLS and opens the club's new Audi Field stadium in Southeast Washington. He debuts July 14 against Vancouver Whitecaps after transfer formalities with the league.
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