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Sources: Seahawks still plan on signing CB Arnold
The Seattle Seahawks are still planning to sign cornerback Terrion Arnold, but it will take a while, as they are working through the timing, sources told NFL Network.[read more]
🏀 Men's Bracketology: Duke the new top seed
The Blue Devils have a stronger résumé (for now) to thank for the promotion over the Gators.[read more]
Texas, SEC top preseason AP All-America team
Texas leads all teams with four players named to the preseason Associated Press All-America team announced Tuesday, and the SEC has 14 of the 27 first-team selections.[read more]
Goodell: 'No doubt' over NFL team outside U.S.
Roger Goodell said it is inevitable that the NFL will eventually have a team permanently based outside the United States.[read more]
Mayfield to critics: 'Gonna shock a lot of people'
Baker Mayfield, who will play Saturday in the Bucs' second preseason game against the Chiefs, brushed aside critics and predicts that Tampa Bay will "shock a lot of people this year."[read more]
Padres minor league coordinator detained by ICE
Oswaldo Pirela, the minor league catching coordinator for the Padres, was detained by ICE at the El Paso International Airport early Sunday.[read more]
Bill Rasmussen, co-founder of ESPN, dies at 93
Bill Rasmussen, whose vision and ambition fueled the 1979 launch of ESPN as the world's first 24-hour television network, died Tuesday. He was 93.[read more]
Sources: Edwards wins QB battle, to start for UNC
North Carolina has named veteran transfer Billy Edwards Jr. as the Tar Heels' starting quarterback for the opener against TCU in Ireland, sources told ESPN.[read more]
Chiefs' Bieniemy: Wife on 'great road to recovery'
Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy said Tuesday that his wife, Mia, is on track to make a full recovery after she was allegedly shot by the couple's son last month in the family's home in Virginia.[read more]
Dante Moore's mental health strategy? Less social media, more golf
Instead of becoming a top pick in this year's NFL draft, the Ducks QB wants to take care of unfinished business.[read more]