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Rivera: Team needs change; name to take longer
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Friday, 24 July 2020 12:02
Washington coach Ron Rivera understands the monumental task he faces in trying to change the culture of a franchise many have considered toxic. When Rivera was hired in January, he already knew the culture needed to change. But last week, the Washington Post detailed sexual harassment charges by five former employees, hammering home the need for change."There's a lot of…
Adams says Gase not the right leader for Jets
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Friday, 24 July 2020 08:51
Trying to force a trade, New York Jets safety Jamal Adams continues to criticize leaders of the organization, directing his latest salvo at coach Adam Gase."I don't feel like he's the right leader for this organization to reach the Promised Land," Adams told the New York Daily News in an interview that was published Friday. "As a leader, what really…
Alvarez: Wisconsin to lose $100M if no football
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Thursday, 23 July 2020 20:52
Wisconsin's athletic department is projecting revenue losses between $60 million and $70 million if the Badgers play a conference-only, 10-game season and losses of more than $100 million if the upcoming football season is canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic.In a letter to Wisconsin fans posted on the athletic department's website Thursday, athletic director Barry Alvarez wrote, "Regardless of what…
Sources: NFL, PA still negotiating 3 key issues
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Thursday, 23 July 2020 17:07
NFLPA team player representatives are scheduled to convene on a conference call Friday morning as the players work to finalize an agreement with team owners on the rules and finances of the 2020 NFL season, according to sources.The sources said the two sides were still negotiating Thursday night on at least three key points:Rules for the training camp acclimation period.Procedures…
Kentucky faculty want Rupp Arena name change
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Thursday, 23 July 2020 15:37
The faculty of the University of Kentucky's African American and Africana Studies program has asked UK president Eli Capilouto to change the name of Rupp Arena because the legendary basketball coach's name "has come to stand for racism and exclusion" and "alienates Black students, fans, and attendees."In a letter to Capilouto on Thursday, the African American and Africana Studies program…
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Suits allege Nebraska mishandled assault reports
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