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Jefferson's cross country teams welcomed new coach Josh Ludwick, who succeeded Phil Speare after 24 years, and achieved significant success at the Milan Puddle Jumpers Invitational, with the boys winning the Division 2-3-4 championship and the girls finishing second, led by individual winner Claire Miller. The boys scored 28 points, easily surpassing runner-up Flat Rock's 56, while Ludwick praised the team's performance, highlighting their summer training efforts. Want More Context? 🔎

Before UCLA's season opener against Utah, head coach DeShaun Foster discussed the Utes' hard-nosed style and their new offensive dynamics under quarterback Devon Dampier. He noted the importance of execution and avoiding self-inflicted mistakes, as the Bruins aim to improve from their last matchup, a 14-7 loss two years ago, while Utah now competes in the Big 12. Want More Context? 🔎

Parker Kligerman, who stepped away from full-time NASCAR Xfinity Series racing after 2024, returned as a relief driver for Connor Zilisch at Daytona, winning in the No. 88 Chevrolet. Denny Hamlin praised Dale Earnhardt Jr. for giving Kligerman opportunities, highlighting the challenges of the current racing business model where Kligerman earns more as a commentator than as a driver. Want More Context? 🔎

Rutgers Football fans using YouTube TV may face disruptions during the season opener against Ohio on August 27, 2025, due to stalled negotiations between Fox and Google over a carriage agreement, set to expire at 5:00 PM ET. If unresolved, channels like Fox Sports and the Big Ten Network could go dark, impacting several key matchups. Want More Context? 🔎

QB Ben DiNucci, recently cut from the Atlanta Falcons, has transitioned to a new role as a broadcaster for the upcoming college football game between Bucknell and Air Force, set for Saturday at 3:30 p.m. EST on CBS Sports Network. DiNucci shared his excitement on social media after his release, humorously reflecting on his NFL journey and hinting at future updates. Want More Context? 🔎

Rookie seasons in women’s college basketball bring both surprises and breakout stars, as seen last year with players like Mikayla Blakes and Sarah Strong. For the 2025-26 season, key freshmen to watch include Jazzy Davidson (USC), Sienna Betts (UCLA), Aaliyah Chavez (Oklahoma), Emilee Skinner (Duke), Nyla Brooks (North Carolina), and Addie Deal (Iowa), each expected to significantly impact their teams. Want More Context? 🔎