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January 12, 2025
Written by Clark Gerber, a contributor for WRAL Sports. The vastness of the internet means that we may overlook certain things unless we are constantly connected (although it is not advisable to do so). You may not catch everything if you are not fully plugged in at all times. We can carry out that task.
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Starting on March 11, 2024, residents of North Carolina will have the option to legally make online bets on sports. The impact of this change can already be seen through the abundance of advertisements on various platforms such as social media, billboards, television, and podcasts. Rosa Li, from the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at
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Written by Mark Bergin, senior producer for WRAL across multiple platforms. On Tuesday, the team announced that the Carolina Panthers have utilized their franchise tag on Brian Burns, a talented edge rusher. As a result of the decision, Burns is set to earn a minimum of $24 million during the 2024 season. In 2023, Burns,
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As reported by the WRAL Sports team 7 are ready for their first match The North Carolina Tar Heels are prepared for their inaugural competition. 9Duke Blue Devils On Saturday, March 9th at 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, tune into ESPN. Durham, N.C. On Saturday, Duke and North Carolina will have their second game of
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Written by Mark Bergin, senior multiplatform producer at WRAL. It has been reported that the Carolina Panthers intend to part ways with their tight end Hayden Hurst. Joe Person, a reporter for The Athletic, was the first to break the news about Hurst. An anonymous individual informed Person that the team requested for Hurst, who
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Madison Fleming, a senior at South Central, will always remember the specific day of June 21, 2023. It was on that day that she received the diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia. Fleming became aware that something was amiss while participating in girls basketball. She was looking forward to the summer workouts, especially with the addition
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By Brian Murphy, WRAL Raleigh, N.C. On Monday night, NC State once again demonstrated their ability to keep up with a highly-ranked ACC opponent for a significant portion of the game. However, number 9 Duke, similar to North Carolina on Saturday, was ultimately too strong for the Wolfpack, and managed to secure a 79-64 victory
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Eight high school football coaches from North Carolina were hired by the Marlboro County School District in South Carolina on Monday night. The county borders both North and South Carolina. There are several noteworthy individuals within the group. Cory Johnson will be the head coach for Marlboro County High School after leading Clinton High School
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The day before their conference game, Lee County, ranked No. 10, faced an 8-0 deficit on their home field. After the second inning, the Yellow Jackets dominated the game and won 13-8 against No. 19 Cape Fear. The two teams, both considered strong contenders in the 3A classification’s eastern region, faced off in a competitive
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Brian Hales is not the most experienced coach in Mecklenburg County anymore. On Monday, Hales announced on Butler High School’s X football account that he will be resigning from the position. Hales has served as Butler’s head coach since 2011. During Hales’ leadership, Butler claimed victory in the 2012 4AA state championship against Jack Britt
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