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April 26, 2025
An HSOT All-State honorable mention quarterback will play college football in Tennessee. Cleveland High School rising senior passer Jackson Byrd announced his commitment to East Tennessee State on his X account on July 3. He is planning to graduate after the fall semester and get started at the Division I FCS program in the winter.
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HighSchoolOT is aiming to interview as many head football coaches as possible ahead of the 2024 season. The following is a collection of all of the video interviews that have been completed so far. Every coach from the N.C. High School Athletic Association and N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association is invited on. Head coaches can
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One of the most successful soccer coaches in the state announced his retirement on Monday afternoon. Hough soccer coach David Smith announced his retirement on X, adding that he has accepted a position at Charlotte Douglas International Airport and that he will also be retiring from teaching after 32 years. Smith had been the only
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The University of North Carolina at Charlotte’s football program received an in-state commitment from a Wake County athlete on Monday night. Panther Creek High School rising senior wide receiver Nare Means took to his X account to announce his pledge to the 49ers. Means became a college prospect this offseason after receiving an offer from
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By TIM REYNOLDS, AP Basketball Writer LAS VEGAS — LAS VEGAS (AP) — A 3-pointer over Anthony Davis, swish. A baseline turnaround over Jrue Holiday, easy. An acrobatic putback after crashing the boards and getting fouled by Bam Adebayo, no problem. Those are three of the best defenders in the NBA. Cooper Flagg is 17
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High school softball coaches will be able to use electronic devices in the dugout for one-way communication to the catcher while the team is on defense beginning in 2025. This landmark change was the highlight of the NFHS Softball Rules Committee’s two rules recommendations, which were forwarded as a result of the committee’s annual rules
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By DOUG FERGUSON, AP Golf Writer Keegan Bradley is assured of making another Ryder Cup team, this time as the U.S. captain. The PGA of America announced his selection on Monday after months of talking with Tiger Woods about taking the job. The PGA of America released the news on Instagram after word began to
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By Associated Press STORRS, Conn. (AP) — UConn and men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley have agreed to a six-year, $50 million contract through the 2029-30 season that makes him one of the nation’s highest paid college coaches nearly a month after he turned down a lucrative offer to coach the Los Angeles Lakers. Hurley, who
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North Carolina’s mobile sports betting revenue for June fell to its lowest level since legalized betting launched in mid-March. The dip was expected as the sporting calendar is without meaningful college or NFL football and without most basketball in June. Still, sports bettors wagered nearly $400 million in paid wagers and promotional bets in June,
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By Brian Murphy, WRAL Doug Warf, who previously spent 16 years with the Carolina Hurricanes in a variety of roles, is returning to the NHL franchise as its president at a pivotal time for the team and its home arena. Warf will oversee all business operations for the Hurricanes and PNC Arena, which is set
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