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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Kansas basketball coach Bill Self underwent a successful procedure at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, receiving two stents for blocked arteries after experiencing concerning symptoms; he is expected to fully recover soon. The 62-year-old, who has led the Jayhawks to national titles and holds a 609-156 record, missed recent tournaments due to his heart condition but directed a practice session prior to his hospitalization. Want More Context? 🔎

Former Alabama quarterback Greg McElroy sparked rumors about Nick Saban's potential return to coaching, with Colin Cowherd suggesting the Browns might recruit Saban and draft Arch Manning. However, doubts arise regarding Manning's draft status and Saban's desire to coach at 75, as he has yet to indicate any plans to return to football. Want More Context? 🔎

The Florida Gators, with a 19-19 record under coach Billy Napier, aim to improve in 2025, potentially becoming a significant contender if they establish a strong running game, bolstered by returning offensive linemen and leading rusher Jadan Baugh. Analysts Greg McElroy and Joel Klatt highlight Florida's potential to reach the College Football Playoff for the first time, starting their quest on August 30 against Long Island. Want More Context? 🔎

Done deals: Every official transfer in Serie A on July 24On July 24, 2025, Milan signed Pervis Estupinan from Brighton for €17m, while Juventus exchanged Alberto Costa for Joao Mario and €3m. Inter sold Aleksandar Stankovic to Club Brugge for €10m with buy-back options, and Napoli loaned Michael Folorunsho to Cagliari. Want More Context? 🔎

River Plate has officially signed Juan Carlos Portillo and Matías Galarza Fonda from Talleres de Córdoba, spending $8.5 million for both players. Portillo, a versatile 25-year-old defender, and 23-year-old midfield reinforcement Galarza Fonda, who brings international experience, join the team after River's successful start in the 2025 Clausura Tournament. Want More Context? 🔎

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark's return is uncertain after suffering a right groin injury, with the team emphasizing her long-term health. Though evaluations showed no significant damage, her absence for multiple games raises concerns about her playing again this season, especially with the Fever's focus on avoiding further injuries. Want More Context? 🔎