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Marathon World Record Holder Dies at 24

Kenyan runner Kelvin Kiptum, the marathon world record holder, died in a car crash Sunday night at age 24. Kiptum was driving the car with his coach, Gervais Hakizimana, as a passenger, in the village of Kaptagat in western Kenya when the car veered off the road and ran into a tree. Hakizimana also

Albany State Coach Apologizes for Offer to QB Who Used Racial Slur

Albany State football coach Quinn Gray has rescinded an offer that he gave former Florida commit Marcus Stokes and apologized for recruiting the quarterback in the first place. Gray’s decision comes after the Gators withdrew their scholarship to Stokes back in November when a video surfaced of him using a racial

Tony Dungy Will Be on Air Saturday Despite Controversial Tweet

NBC’s Tony Dungy will be on the air Saturday for the network’s coverage of the NFL Playoffs, a network spokesperson confirmed to Sports Illustrated‘s Jimmy Traina. Dungy came under fire this week for posting a controversial tweet from his personal account that promoted anti-transgender rhetoric. It claimed that school districts across

Video Released Showing Odell Beckham Jr. Removed From Flight

NFL free-agent wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was removed from an American Airlines flight in November after being involved in an altercation with the flight crew and other passengers. This week, the bodycam footage from the Miami-Dade police department who responded to the incident was released. The bodycam footage showed Beckham’s altercation with

Former USC Star, Heisman Trophy Winner Charles White Dies at 64

Former USC running back Charles White, who won a national championship with the Trojans in 1978 and the Heisman Trophy in ’79, died on Wednesday, the school announced. He was 64. A Los Angeles native, White helped establish USC as “Tailback U,” becoming the school’s third Heisman Trophy winner. He remains

Steelers’ Alex Highsmith Responds to CPR Sack Celebration Controversy

Steelers linebacker Alex Highsmith received criticism for his mock CPR sack celebration during the team’s 28–14 win over the Browns due to perceived insensitivity.  Six days prior, Bills safety Damar Hamlin received CPR on the field after going into cardiac arrest during Monday Night Football. Though the celebration has been used in the past, some fans did not respond positively to the

Raiders’ Jacobs to Play vs. Chiefs After Father’s Surgery

Raiders running back Josh Jacobs, the NFL’s leading rusher through 17 weeks, will suit up and play against the Chiefs on Saturday after spending several days this week in Tulsa with his father Marty, who underwent heart surgery on Wednesday, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.  Jacobs, who had also been dealing with

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