Rahm finds focus and joy after US Open win at Torrey Pines
Jon Rahm sealed a one shot victory at the U S Open at Torrey Pines finishing with back to back birdies on the last two holes. The Spanish star embraced his infant son Kepa on the 18th green as he reflected on a season shaped by emotion and a positive outlook after a COVID 19 setback.
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Steelers take chance on Haskins as potential third QB
The Steelers sign former Ohio State star Dwayne Haskins to a one year 850000 deal aimed at developing him as a potential No. 3 quarterback behind Mason Rudolph and Mitchell Trubisky. Haskins spoke of working hard to justify the opportunity.
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Simmons facing postseason scrutiny and mental hurdles in Philly
Rivers, Green and Embiid weigh Ben Simmons's struggles after a playoff flameout. Simmons admits mental health work and a potential overhaul, amid Shaq's blunt critique and Bleeding scrutiny on his shooting and fourth-quarter absence. The piece notes his torn meniscus and past coaching support shaping a possible trade as Philly faces next season.
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Supreme Court ruling threatens NCAA amateurism model
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled the NCAA cannot cap education related benefits for athletes, a decision that undermines the NCAA’s antitrust defense and leaves its amateurism model more vulnerable to future challenges. Analysts expect possible broader challenges, with potential shifts in compensation rules and recruiting practices.
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NCAA NIL ruling could unlock athlete income opportunities
The decision is seen as shaping potential earnings from sponsorships, endorsements, and personal appearances for student athletes. NCAA President Mark Emmert emphasizes commitment to NIL benefits and cooperation with Congress, while the NFL NBA WNBA players associations and the Biden administration urged the Supreme Court majority to rule for the ex-athletes.
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