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A way-too-early look at the top seven 2027 WNBA Draft prospects, beginning with JuJu Watkins
Several high-octane scoring guards headline the list of players likely to be taken early in the 2027 WNBA Draft.
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Buc-ee's CEO Prioritizes 'Conservative, Business-Friendly States' for Expansion
Buc-ee's CEO Prioritizes 'Conservative, Business-Friendly States' for Expansion
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Mark Mitchell receives injunction to get a 5th season and enter the transfer portal
Mitchell is now free to transfer, and Kentucky is reportedly among his options.
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Kansas State Football: Depth Charting – Offensive Tackle
Kansas State’s offensive tackle group took a major blow with the loss of starting left tackle John Pastore to injury. A 1st-year player is poised to step into the void.
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Amazon Drone Delivery Mishap in Texas Lands Package in Pool
Amazon Drone Delivery Mishap in Texas Lands Package in Pool
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TheStreet
Tesla just set a date for its riskiest launch yet
Sept. 3 in Austin is the easy part. What Tesla is missing is harder to fix.
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Arizona Republic
Is it safe to eat jalapeños now? Lettuce? What to know in Arizona
Recent health concerns and recalls around jalapeños and lettuce have many wondering what is recalled and what is safe to eat. Here are your answers.
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You’re Nuts: What will Ohio State’s record be in the non-conference?
How will Ohio Sate navigate a loaded non-conference?
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ACC Preview #13 – Florida State
Florida State looks good and might be great.
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Michigan State Schedules Visits With Top Guard Targets
Tom Izzo set to host a couple of targets in September
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Kentucky Wildcats News: Mark Mitchell Court Injunction Day?
Will this be the day we learn where MarK Mitchell will play next season?
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The Columbus Dispatch
New Ohio cases of illness caused by cyclospora parasite fall again
New cases of cyclosporiasis, an illness caused by the cyclospora parasite and leads to explosive diarrhea, continue to drop in Ohio.
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