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ATLANTA — As the NBA is reportedly getting close to signing contracts with a trio of media outlets to air games for the next decade or so, TNT’s parent company is reportedly on the outside looking in. But as NBA basketball on the network is in doubt, TNT is adding College Football Playoff games starting this upcoming season. TNT said Wednesday it will sublicense early rounds of the College ...

Oklahoma will need to get through a familiar opponent to earn a shot at a record fourth straight national softball title. The second-seeded Sooners will host Florida State in a best-of-three super regional series. Oklahoma beat Florida State in the national championship series last year and in 2021. Florida State has its own championship history, winning the national title in 2018 and playing in three of the last five championship series. Super regional play starts this week, with winners advancing to the Women's College World Series.

BALTIMORE — Angel Reese has added a new title to her ever-growing resume: part-owner of a professional sports team. Less than a month after being drafted by the WNBA’s Chicago Sky, the Randallstown native and St. Frances Academy graduate revealed Tuesday that she’s part of the ownership group for a new professional women’s soccer team in Washington D.C. “So grateful & blessed for this new ...

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Graham Rahal felt better about the direction Rahal Letterman Lanigan was headed this year after failing to qualify his own car for the Indianapolis 500 last May. Then he nearly missed the race again. The son of team co-owner Bobby Rahal barely squeaked into the last spot on the 33-car grid for Sunday. But with Takuma Sato making the Fast 12 in qualifying and starting near the front, an argument can be made that some of the investments the team made after an "embarrassing" performance at the Brickyard a year ago have paid off, even if that hasn't been the case for everyone on the team.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. has been fined $75,000 by NASCAR for fighting with Kyle Busch after the All-Star race at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Stenhouse's father, who joined the fracas, was suspended indefinitely. The $75,000 fine was the largest ever handed down by NASCAR for fighting. Busch was not penalized for his action in the Sunday night race. The two tangled on the first lap and then Busch seemed to deliberately wreck Stenhouse on the second lap. Stenhouse parked his damaged Chevrolet in Busch's pit stall, where it had to be towed away by NASCAR.

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