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Tao Geoghegan Hart has been forced to withdraw from the Volta a Catalunya before Tuesday’s second stage after falling ill with digestive issues.The Briton was leading Lidl-Trek at the week-long stage race, heading up a team including Quinn Simmons, Juan Pedro López, and Lennard Kämna – who is back racing for the first time in a year.However, the team announced on Tuesday morning that Geoghegan Hart wouldn’t start stage 2.”Following digestive troubles during stage 1 of Volta a Catalunya, Tao Geoghegan Hart will not be starting today’s second stage. Get well soon Tao!” Lidl-Trek announced on social media.Geoghegan Hart started…

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Home » SEC Midweek Game Primer – Mar. 25 https://cdn.d1baseball.com/uploads/2025/03/11093416/Florida-HR-celebration.png 500 1000 Joe Healy https://cdn.d1baseball.com/uploads/2024/11/21163231/d1-logo.svg Joe Healy2025-03-24 22:41:532025-03-24 22:41:58SEC Midweek Game Primer – Mar. 25 More From This Author

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Six years after his explosive departure from the Wallabies, Israel Folau is setting his sights on a return to Australian rugby, revealing that he wants to be selected in the trans-Tasman invitational side to play the British & Irish Lions.Folau, 35, was sacked by Rugby Australia in 2019 after posting an explosive social media meme on Instagram that stated ‘hell awaits’ homosexuals and adulterers.His contract at the time was worth a reported $5million. In late 2019, Rugby Australia publicly apologised to Folau for sacking him in what was a humiliating backdown to spare the embattled sporting body a lengthy court battle in…

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The PTPA’s Nassar says there is no intention to rip apart the sport, in the way the LIV Tour has divided golf. He goes so far as to say settling out of court is one of the association’s goals.”The goal is not to litigate this to the end,” Nassar says.”We are absolutely prepared to do that. We’ve built a real organisation, we’ve built a war chest to be able to see this through.”But what we want is to get everybody to the table to reform the sport the way that many of them have already spoken about.”Those talks will not…

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By: Sean Crose I suppose it’s one of those cases where you had to be there. He may not have been the greatest lightweight in history – though he certainly was very good. He may not have had the longest title run – just a few short years, really. Yet Livingstone Bramble, who died this weekend at the age of 64 was nothing if not memorable. Nobody expected to him to win the WBA lightweight title back in 1984, but that’s exactly what the native of St. Croix did, stopping the bloodied champion, Ray Mancini, in the 14th. The two…

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Mar 24, 2025, 11:55 PM ETPALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Patrick Cantlay came up clutch with the putter again by making a 6-foot birdie putt to give the Atlanta Drive a 6-5 victory over New York and a 1-0 lead in the best-of-3 finals of the TGL indoor golf league’s inaugural season.Xander Schauffele had a chance to sent the match to a shootout with a 6-foot birdie putt, but it caught the right edge and lipped out.Editor’s Picks1 RelatedThe second finals match of high-tech league is Tuesday night, followed immediately by a third match if necessary.The score was tied at…

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According to an excerpt from ‘THE WONDER BOY: Luka Doncic and the Curse of Greatness,’ Jalen Brunson was willing to re-sign with the Dallas Mavericks for four years and $50M in the summer of 2021. The maximum Brunson was eligible for at the time was four years and $55.5M. Dallas was unsure about making that kind of commitment to Brunson, and it all fell apart from there. When the 2021-22 season rolled around, Brunson made a name for himself in the playoffs. Especially in the first round against the Utah Jazz, Brunson was challenged to step up as Luka Doncic…

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Tom Aspinall was not impressed with what he saw at UFC London. The promotion made its annual pit stop in ‘The Big Smoke’ on Saturday night for a Fight Night card headlined by the return of former welterweight champion Leon Edwards. Unfortunately, the event failed to deliver on the excitement as nine of the evening’s 13 fights went to a decision, including an especially dull co-main event between Jan Blachowicz and Carlos Ulberg. Even the UK crowd — which is normally very animated — found little to cheer for throughout the night, adding to the monotony. Aspinall, who was sitting…

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The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) announced the women’s NCAA Division I award winners for the 2024-25 season on Mar. 24th. The announcement comes with the end of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Division I Championships in Federal Way, Washington, where the University of Virginia won its fifth-straight team title.  Swim Coach & Swimmer of The Year Unsurprisingly, the Cavaliers picked up multiple awards, which are determined by a vote of the CSCAA-Member Division I head swimming coaches and head diving coaches. Virginia head coach Todd DeSorbo was named the Women’s DI Swim Coach of the Year…

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After a Paris-Nice where Ben O’Connor’s and Jayco-AIUI’s promising early performance spiralled into a much more disappointing finale, the Australian is back at the Volta a Catalunya, a race where he’s taken some top results in the past and where he’s determined to set things back on the right track once again.Second in the Paris-Nice team time trial for Jayco-AIUIa was a hugely encouraging moment for O’Connor and his team, pushing them into fourth overall and within striking distance of the lead. However, O’Connor’s GC bid subsequently collapsed completely, with him losing a couple of minutes on the hilly stage…

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