President Donald Trump erroneously referred to Alabama coach Nick Saban as “Lou Saban” while endorsing ex-Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville for Senate.
Author: Jim Reineking, USA TODAY
MLS is Back Tournament kicks off Wednesday in Florida; Orlando City vs. Inter Miami is opening game
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Unidentified FC Dallas player tests positive for COVID-19, team training suspended until further notice
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Clemson Tigers assistant football coach Danny Pearman apologizes in statement for using racial slur at practice
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Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren creates Anti-Hate and Anti-Racism coalition
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