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Kevin Durant's first post on TikTok is hilarious
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Saturday, 23 July 2022 19:39
Brooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant is extremely active on social media ... and now he's added a new platform to his repertoire.Durant joined TikTok on Friday as "2way3level" -- amassing 67,000 followers by Saturday morning. The username is likely a reference to a particular kind of build in the video game NBA 2K22, an all-around superstar archetype that fits Durant's…
Panthers get Tkachuk from Flames for Huberdeau
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Friday, 22 July 2022 23:03
SUNRISE, Fla. -- Matthew Tkachuk and Jonathan Huberdeau had the best years of their career this past season.And now they're changing places in an NHL blockbuster.Tkachuk was traded to the Florida Panthers on Friday night, with Huberdeau part of the haul going to the Calgary Flames for the power forward. Florida also sent defenseman MacKenzie Weegar, prospect Cole Schwindt and…
QB Murray: Wanted Cards deal 'the whole time'
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Friday, 22 July 2022 21:26
TEMPE, Ariz. -- After an offseason that bordered on the tumultuous as he waited for his extension to be done, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray said Friday, a day after agreeing to a mega deal, that he's where he wants to be."My job is to fulfill my promise and bring a championship here. There's no questions about it," Murray said.…
NCAA: 18 violations by Vols under ex-coach Pruitt
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Friday, 22 July 2022 21:26
The NCAA has charged Tennessee's football program with 18 Level I alleged rules violations, the most severe under its rules, for impermissible recruiting benefits totaling about $60,000 that were paid to prospects, players and their families under former coach Jeremy Pruitt.Among other allegations, Pruitt is accused of providing about $9,000 to the mothers of two prospects. His wife, Casey, is…
McLaughlin wins 400 hurdles, shatters own record
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Friday, 22 July 2022 21:26
EUGENE, Ore. -- Sydney McLaughlin shattered her world record by a whopping 0.73 seconds Friday, blazing through the 400-meter hurdles in 50.68 seconds for her first career gold medal at world championships.The 22-year-old obliterated the field in setting the first world record of these championships. More impressively, it marked the fourth straight major race in which she's bettered the mark."It's…
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