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  • 9 hours ago | sportingnews.com | Stephanie Kaloi

    Kate Martin is keeping it extremely real when it comes to Caitlin Clark.

  • 9 hours ago | sportingnews.com | Hayden Victoria |NFL Combine

    The Dallas Stars have officially parted ways with Pete DeBoer after three seasons and three consecutive trips to the Western Conference Final, citing a need for a "new voice" to push the team closer to a Stanley Cup. With the search for a new head coach beginning immediately, several candidates — both internal and external — stand out as possible targets.

  • 10 hours ago | sportingnews.com | Hayden Victoria |NFL Combine

    The Dallas Stars have parted ways with head coach Pete DeBoer, general manager Jim Nill announced Friday. The organization will immediately begin the search for its next head coach. “After careful consideration, we believe that a new voice is needed in our locker room to push us closer to our goal of winning the Stanley Cup,” Nill said in a statement.

  • 15 hours ago | sportingnews.com | Bryce Lazenby

    The Tennessee Titans are entering a new era. The team had the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, and used that pick to select Miami quarterback Cam Ward. Now, Ward will presumably take over as the team's signal-caller immediately, relegating former starter Will Levis to a bench role. Levis recently spoke about his unfortunate situation in Nashville, and it wouldn't be surprising to see the team move on from the former second-round pick.

  • 15 hours ago | sportingnews.com | Bryce Lazenby

    The 2025 NFL season is rapidly approaching, and the Miami Dolphins are hoping to return to the playoffs after missing out in 2024. However, that won't be easy in an AFC East that features a true contender in the Buffalo Bills, and the New York Jets and New England Patriots, who should both be improved. It's been a rough offseason for the Dolphins, as well, who seemingly haven't gotten much better on paper. Star left tackle Terron Armstead retired and safety Jevon Holland left in free agency.

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