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After waking up with calf tightness Thursday, Russell Wilson was relegated to being a spectator in his first training camp practice as a Steeler.

Even with coach Jim Harbaugh and several key players off last year’s national championship team gone, first-year Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore said Thursday the program’s aim this season remains the same.

First-year Washington coach Jedd Fisch will lead the Huskies into their inaugural season in the Big Ten with what he said is a “brand-new team” from the one that advanced to the CFP last season before losing to Michigan in the national championship game.

Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton has received a contract restructure that adds $1.5 million in incentives to his deal, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Dan Lanning said it is an exaggeration that Oregon has more NIL resources than other power college football programs.

Lando Norris said he was “not proud” that McLaren’s team orders controversy at the end of the Hungarian Grand Prix overshadowed teammate Oscar Piastri’s first win.

Third seed Elena Rybakina became the latest high-profile withdrawal from the Olympic tennis competition on Thursday, hours after the draw was made at Roland Garros.

North Carolina has not yet named a starting quarterback to replace first-round pick Drake Maye, but coach Mack Brown thinks the Tar Heels have a chance to be a better team no matter who wins the competition.

NFL training camps are in full swing Wednesday, as all of the league’s teams began the 2024 grind.

Los Angeles Rams cornerback Derion Kendrick, the team’s 2022 sixth-round pick and projected starter, is feared to have torn an ACL at practice, sources said.