Shurmur Embraces Boulder Return as Colorado OC
Pat Shurmur enters his first college season in Boulder guiding an offense around Shedeur Sanders. He plans a dynamic, downfield oriented playbook with a stronger backfield led by Dallan Hayden and a beefed up line to protect the quarterback. He reflects on a fresh start after NFL stints and last season as co offensive coordinator.
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Ohio State
Dallan Hayden
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U S hoops stars pace showing in France
Anthony Edwards led with 17 points while Joel Embiid drew boos as the United States built an early edge in France. Anthony Davis added 13 points and eight rebounds, with James Harden at 12 points and nine assists. KD reached 11 points and passed Lisa Leslie as the Olympic career scoring leader, while Leslie netted 488 career Olympic points across four gold medals. Durant aims for a fourth gold as the U S nears two more wins.
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Highland boys defend home course in Suburban League golf
At Pine Hills Golf Club Highland tops Roosevelt and Aurora in the American Conference with a 305 score led by Zach and Luke Butcher both 75. Hayden Hoyt 76 and Austin Valore 79 paced the Hornets with individual medals going to Liam Curtis at 67 for the Rough Riders in the national standings.
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Zach
Luke Butcher
Highland Boys
Pine Hills Golf Club
Hayden Hoyt
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Austin Valere
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Aurora
Revere
Rough Riders
Liam Curtis
Wadsworth
Landon Blizzard
Michael Fahey
Hudson
Benjamin Matava
Twinsburg
Rob Prevette
Brecksville
Pine Hills
Highland
Tallmadge
Copley
Barberton
Cuyahoga Falls
Zach Butcher
Hayde Hoyt
Austin Valore
Jun Kim
Cole Fernandez
Women’s NCAA Uplift: Units Plan Advances in March Madness
The NCAA Division I Board unanimously backed a proposal to pay performance units to women’s teams in the NCAA Tournament, aiming to mirror the men’s revenue-sharing model. If approved in January, payouts could begin with the 2025 tournament, funded by new media rights and the growing value of women’s basketball.
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Olympic meme era boosts lesser-known athletes and brands
The piece follows Ilona Maher rising from rugby sevens to Olympic bronze and social media explosion, with agents and experts noting how strategic branding plus relatable storytelling can drive long-term value. It also discusses brand partnerships, audience dynamics, and the role of meme culture in shaping athletic fame.
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Range Sports
Maher
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Ilona
Engelke
T. Bettina Cornwell
Philip H. Knight
University of Oregon
Simone Biles
Katie Ledecky
Michael Phelps
Cornwell
John Buick
Western New England University
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Clark Kent
Buick
Raynald Aeschlimann
Omega
Noah Lyles
Aeschlimann
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