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Nobody misses Tebow in Denver?
PFT Live: The Denver Post's says the circus has left town now with Tim Tebow out and Peyton Manning in.
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Boston has its villain
Josh Beckett is the most hated man in Boston now, and he is unapologetic. But is all the criticism fair?
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Caps players happy with Hunter
CSN: Dale Hunter and the Caps are one win away from reaching the Eastern finals for the first time since Hunter led them to the 1998 Stanley Cup finals as a player. The reason, the players say, is the coach who isn't a lock to return next season.
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Kobe needs some help
PBT: Kobe Bryant is doing all he can do to help the Lakers win, and it's not enough.
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The fields have been set for the three regional tournaments which will determine the teams to advance to the Division I Women's Golf Championship.
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Best of the Preakness
Preakness.com: From Sir Barton's Triple Crown in 1919 to Affirmed's in 1978, the most notable moments in Preakness Stakes history.
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Earnhardt seeks Darlington breakthrough
Dale Earnhardt Jr. says he's gone faster at every track he's raced at this season - and he's certain Darlington Raceway won't be any different.
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If Saban is No. 1, who is No. 2?
CFT vote: Alabama's Nick Saban is the No. 1 college football coach, the Sporting News says. If that's true, who should be No. 2?
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Messi accused of racial abuse
Barcelona has staunchly defended Lionel Messi over claims he racially abused a black Real Madrid player several seasons ago, calling such claims "well wide of the mark."
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Flame for London is lit in Greece
The flame that will burn during the London Games was lit at the birthplace of the ancient Olympics on Thursday, heralding the start of a torch relay that will culminate with the opening ceremony on July 27.
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Calhoun 70, with a load of issues
CBT: As Jim Calhoun celebrates his 70th birthday, the UConn program he built faces an exodus of talent and a postseason ban.
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