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World Cup Provides Showcase For South Africa

Professional soccer, or football as it’s known worldwide, may not be very popular in the U.S. but there’s no denying the sport’s international acclaim. That’s why excitement is building around the globe as the 19th World Cup, scheduled to begin June 11 in South Africa, quickly approaches. But organizers in South Africa said they hope […]

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Kentucky to Face Possible Sanctions

The University of Kentucky may face possible sanctions after a recent New York Times article revealed that former point guard Eric Bledsoe received improper benefits during his Alabama high school career. A story posted on the Times website on Friday reported that Bledsoe’s high school coach, Maurice Ford, paid the rent at a home that […]

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Haynesworth Faces $10 Million Paternity Suit

Redskins star Albert Haynesworth still refuses to attend the team’s organized activities (OTAs) but it appears the Redskins aren’t the only folks he’s neglecting. The New York Post reports Haynesworth is facing a $10 million paternity suit filed by a Brooklyn exotic dancer who claims the football start abandoned her after she became pregnant. According […]

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Magic Survives, Beat Celtics 113-92

Ninety-four teams have been down 0-3 in a NBA playoff series and the Orlando Magic is trying to become the first team to overcome such a deficit. But the Magic hasn’t been playing like it cares much about history—just the next game. The Magic staved off playoff elimination for the second consecutive game Wednesday night, […]

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Suns’ Bench Rips Lakers in Game 4

Lakers star Kobe Bryant did everything in his power to stop the Phoenix Suns from tying the Western Conference finals series, 2-2. Unfortunately for Bryant, it was often like a game of one on 10 Tuesday night, May 25, in Arizona. Not only were the Suns’ starters playing well, but their second unit was on […]

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