Roundup: College Hall of Fame damaged amid Atlanta protests
The College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta was boarded up after a night of protests linked to George Floyd's death. The facade was shattered and the gift shop looted, though interior exhibits largely remained intact. Valuables moved to a secure location as repairs are planned. Also noted are multiple sports figures' passings and NFL and MLS updates.
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Minneapolis
George Floyd
Kimberly Beaudin
Beaudin
Associated Press
South Bend
Indiana
Hall of Fame
Georgia World Congress Center
Centennial Olympic Park
Georgia Aquarium
Coca- Cola
CNN Center
National Center For Civil and Human Rights
Floyd
Sefolosha speaks on Floyd death and police culture impact
NBA veteran Thabo Sefolosha recalls his 2015 New York police encounter and broken leg as he condemns systemic police brutality and racial injustice sparked by George Floyd’s death. He notes deep distrust of law enforcement, supports protests, and urges lasting change while awaiting NBA season resumption.
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Thabo Sefolosha
George Floyd
Minneapolis
Sefolosha
New York
NBA
Floyd
Derek Chauvin
Houston Rockets
Atlanta
America
Chris Copeland
Public Defenders
Sterling Brown
Milwaukee Bucks
Malcolm Brogdon
Indiana Pacers
Jaylen Brown
Boston Celtics
Minnesota
Switzerland
Disney Complex
Orlando
Florida
Rockets
White athletes urged to raise stand against injustice
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette columnist Ron Cook urges white sports figures to join protests and speak out on racial injustice. He cites Anquan Boldin and Tom Brady as examples, supports peaceful kneeling protests, and notes the need for broad, inclusive action across leagues amid calls for accountability after Ahmaud Arbery’s death and related events.
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NFL
Anquan Boldin
Players Coalition
Tom Brady
Ahmaud Arbery
Georgia
Tom
Ron Cook
The
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Keselowski steals Bristol win after Elliott-Logano crash
Brad Keselowski inherited his second win of the season at Bristol Motor Speedway as Chase Elliott and Joey Logano collided while vying for the lead. Logano finished 21st with Elliott 22nd, while Clint Bowyer secured second and Jimmie Johnson ran third. Blaney led early but crashed while pressuring Keselowski. Stenhouse finished fourth after earlier trouble.
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Brad Keselowski
Chase Elliott
Joey Logano
Bristol Motor Speedway
Keselowski
Logano
Elliott
Team Penske
Nascar
Ford
Clint Bowyer
Blaney
Bristol
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Charlotte
Johnson
Stenhouse
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UFC
Tyron Woodley
Las Vegas
Augusto Sakai
Bulgaria
Blagoy Ivanov
Bobby Joe Morrow
Texas
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Andrew Nembhard
Gainesville
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