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'I just have a good feel about the place': A decade later, can Jordan Spieth do it again?
Ten years ago, Jordan Spieth rushed through his lone coronation at the Masters. He still believes he can get another shot.
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Scottie Scheffler's success on the course starts with his work off it
Scheffler's success is built on other-worldly skill -- and an emphasis on fitness.
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R.C. Slocum is the 'last one of those guys'
It will be a long time before another figure spends half a century working for a program the way that Slocum did at Texas A&M.
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Men's WTE Top 25: Where does 2025 champion Florida fall in the rankings?
Only 210 days until the 2025-26 season -- but Houston is already the favorite at the top.
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Florida rallies once again to beat Houston for title
Florida rallied from a 12-point deficit to survive a defensive slugfest vs. Houston and earn the program its third national championship since 2006.
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'We've got Walt': How Clayton Jr. willed Florida to a title
Whether he put up 34 points or 11, Clayton's presence for the Gators was key to their title hopes.
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Jenkins sues NCAA for limiting pay while at Nova
Through a lawsuit filed last week in New York, former NCAA tournament hero Kris Jenkins is suing the NCAA and six conferences for limiting athlete...
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Man admits to selling $250K in fake memorabilia
A former California resident pleaded guilty to selling hundreds of thousands of dollars in fake memorabilia.
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Tiger design firm to craft Augusta 9-hole course
Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley announced Monday that five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods, who last won in 2019, and his TGR...
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Smith, Carroll have 'unfinished business' in Vegas
Geno Smith said Monday that he and coach Pete Carroll have "unfinished business" with the Raiders.
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Sources: Miami has discovery rights for De Bruyne
Inter Miami CF hold the discovery rights for Manchester City player Kevin De Bruyne, sources have told ESPN, setting up a scenario in which the...
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House settlement inches closer to final approval
A judge directed lawyers to address a short list of her remaining concerns about a multibillion-dollar settlement that could reshape college sports.