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    Louisiana Gov. Calls Critics of Tiger Stunt ‘Woke’ After LSU Blowout Loss
    He called the live cat the “only tiger who showed up Saturday.”
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    How Schools Are Raising Money to Prep for House v. NCAA Settlement
    Schools are hunting for money they may be sharing with athletes soon.
    Former President Donald Trump waves to the crowd as he exits the putting green with his aide Walt Nauta, left, during the final round of the LIV Golf Bedminster golf tournament at Trump National Bedminster on Sunday, Aug. 13, 2023.
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    Trump Win Puts Sports Back in the White House
    With Trump back in the White House, sports get more political again.
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    NCAA Lifts Long-Standing Ban on Canadian Hockey League Players
    A $600 monthly living stipend had kept players out of NCAA hockey.
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    NWSL Signs First College Player Since Abolishing Draft
    The new era of true free agency in the NWSL has arrived.
    Florida football coach Billy Napier
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    Florida Gives Billy Napier Vote of Confidence With Huge Buyout Looming
    Napier’s $26 million buyout would be second largest in college football history.
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    TNT Sports Fuels WBD’s Surge As Max Hits 110.5M Subscribers
    The TNT Sports parent company saw its stock price rise early Thursday.
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    The Sports Figures Who Could Be in the Second Trump Administration
    Woody Johnson, Linda McMahon, Herschel Walker, and Dana White top the list.
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    On the Ballot: Sports Betting, Former Athletes Impacting the 2024 Election
    Several U.S. Senate candidates have sports backgrounds, while Missouri voters will consider legalizing sports betting.
    Mar 24, 2024; Columbus, OH, USA; Ohio State Buckeyes forward Cotie McMahon (32) walks to the bench during the first half of the women’s NCAA Tournament second round against the Duke Blue Devils at Value City Arena.
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    Due to Rule Change, NCAA Sports Will Be in Action on Election..
    On Nov. 5 this year, NCAA sports will not go dark.