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Apalachee HS Football Coach Resigns Amid Investigation Into 'For Whites Only' Comment

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How One Mayor’s Vision - and a New Business Model - Made Russellville’s Parks Transformation Possible

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Man Pleads Guilty to Charges He Helped Fix NCAA Men's Basketball Games

HS Cross Country Runner Dies One Month After Fallen Tree Accident at Practice

Division III Athletes Sue NCAA Over Ban on Athletic Scholarships

Apalachee HS Football Coach Resigns Amid Investigation Into 'For Whites Only' Comment

Apalachee High School in Barrow County, Ga., has appointed its fourth head football coach since Sept. 2024, after interim coach Charles Kenyon resigned amid an investigation into his use of racially derogatory language.

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Man Pleads Guilty to Charges He Helped Fix NCAA Men's Basketball Games

Roderick Winkler of Little Rock, Ark., entered a plea of guilty Monday to bribery in sporting contests, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and wire fraud, charges arising from his role in a bribery and point-shaving scheme to fix NCAA Division I men’s basketball games.

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HS Cross Country Runner Dies One Month After Fallen Tree Accident at Practice

One month after being critically injured by a falling tree, a 15-year-old Parkland High School cross-country runner has died in connection with his injuries.

Division III Athletes Sue NCAA Over Ban on Athletic Scholarships

The NCAA has been sued in a proposed class action by current and former Division III athletes alleging it illegally prohibits schools in its largest division from offering ‌athletic scholarships.

Safety & Security

Shooting Outside FAMU's Bragg Memorial Stadium Leaves 12 Injured, Juvenile Shooter Arrested

As spectators exited Florida A&M University’s Bragg Memorial Stadium on Oct. 24, gunfire erupted in the crowd, injuring 12 people. Now, a 15-year-old male has been arrested and charged in connection with the shooting.

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Daily Digs: $850M Sports Complex Opens in Southern California, UMass Cuts Ribbon on New Champions Lounge, and More!

Ontario Sports Empire opened a new $850 million, 190-acre sports complex in Southern California that includes 40 fields, billing it as the largest youth sports destination west of the Rocky Mountains.

Safety & Security

AD: Spectator Assaulted Players on Sideline of High School Football Game

The Monroe County (N.Y.) Sheriff's Office arrested a spectator who assaulted players Friday night during a varsity football game at Rush-Henrietta Senior High School in Henrietta, according to Jeffrey Onze, the school's athletic director.

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Safety & Security

DOJ to Investigate Fight Between Save Women's Sports and Trans Rights Activists at NWSL Game

The U.S. Department of Justice has opened an investigation into the incident, claiming that videos taken of the altercation could rise to the level of First Amendment discrimination or sex discrimination.

Maryland Athletics Agrees to First Amendment Training Following Incident With Student Reporters

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) announced Friday on social media that the University of Maryland athletics department has agreed to undergo FIRE's First Amendment training.

Media & Technology

Texas AD Clarifies AI Use on Failed Football Play in Loss to Florida

Bevo Lab is an AI data analytics initiative from the University of Texas that will “serve as higher education’s premier sports intelligence platform and living laboratory.”

Game Changers: 'She Coaches' Campaign Recruits Female Coaches to Youth Sports

The 2026 Women’s Sports Foundation report found that only 28% of youth sports teams are coached by women. To combat that statistic and empower more young girls to participate in sport, Let’s Play Boston launched the ‘She Coaches’ campaign.

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