Players union counters with 114 game schedule plan
The players counter offer proposes a 114 game regular season, June 30 start, end October 31, and post-season expansion to 14 teams. It aims for about 70 percent salary payout and added revenue events while allowing opt outs and potential salary deferral if the postseason is not held.
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Pat Dye dies at 80 former Auburn coach Hall of Famer
College Football Hall of Fame member Pat Dye died at a hospice facility in Auburn at age 80 from complications of kidney and liver failure with a COVID-19 positive status noted after hospital admission. Dye turned Auburn into a SEC power from 1981 onward, posting a 99-39-4 record in 12 years and earning five AP Top 10 rankings.
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Petrak calls for action after Floyd killing and biased policing
Veteran columnist Scott Petrak urges end to profiling and systemic racism in law enforcement. He cites George Floyd's death and authorise change across police, government, and society, urging accountability and active support for justice for all. He notes personal growth and invites reader contact.
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Activist gestures spark debate as players stage George Floyd tribute
Across Europe players including Thuram Hakimi and McKennie wore or enacted messages supporting justice for George Floyd, fueling a clash with federation rules. Fans, clubs, and rights groups weigh moral duty against sanctions as calls grow for sports to lead on human rights.
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Browns players urge unity amid race protests after George Floyd killing
The Cleveland Browns and NFL figures react to racial injustice protests sparked by George Floyd's death. Odell Beckham Jr and Landry call for justice and unity, Baker Mayfield pushes for reform, JC Trotter and Myles Garrett voice support for peaceful action as the sports world debates the role of athletics during the pandemic.
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