Month: May 2019

3:09 PM ET The SEC voted during its spring meetings on Friday to lift a ban on selling alcoholic beverages in public areas at its athletic events. The conference’s new policy, which opens another revenue stream for its member schools, goes into effect Aug. 1. But the policy does not require schools to sell alcoholic
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1:52 PM ET Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant will not play in Game 2 of the NBA Finals, coach Steve Kerr said Friday. “Kevin’s not going to play Sunday,” Kerr said at a news conference. Durant hasn’t played since he injured his right calf during the Western Conference semifinals. Kerr has said the next
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1:22 PM ET Associated Press IRVING, Texas — Big 12 revenues are up again and expected to surpass $40 million per school annually before the current media rights deal runs out in about five years. Commissioner Bob Bowlsby says each university was receiving $38.8 million for 2018-19, or a total of $388 million in the
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1:27 PM ET LAS VEGAS — Point spreads on some of the biggest college football games of the upcoming season began popping up at sportsbooks this week — including an early line on a potential national championship game rematch between Clemson and Alabama. The Golden Nugget in Las Vegas has Clemson listed as a 2-point
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12:10 PM ET Tight end Ryan Griffin had charges against him stemming from an arrest during the NFL draft dropped Friday, according to online court records. Griffin, who was released by the Houston Texans earlier this month, paid court costs in the amount of $195 to have charges of vandalism and public intoxication dismissed. He
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11:43 AM ET Associated Press Roger Federer‘s 400th Grand Slam match was a confident 6-3, 6-1, 7-6 (8) win over Casper Ruud, a player whose father was in the draw when the 20-time major champion made his French Open debut in 1999. Federer became the first man or woman to reach the four-century mark, and
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