Game 1 of the WNBA Finals between the Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries was supposed to be about an historic matchup between star forward Angel Reese and one of the league’s newest franchises. Instead, it became about neither team being on the floor to honor America during the national anthem.
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The WNBA Finals have barely begun, and already, Angel Reese has found herself at the center of another officiating debate. During the Atlanta Dream’s Game 1 loss to the Golden State Valkyries, two consecutive physical plays involving two Valkyries guards drew heavy criticism from a WNBA reporter, who blamed Reese for overly physical play that went unpunished.
UFC president Dana White reacted to women’s flyweight contender Jasmine Jasudavicius’s big win at UFC Edmonton. In a big upset, Jasudavicius defeated Erin Blanchfield via unanimous decision in the co-main event of UFC Edmonton. It was the biggest win of Jasudavicius’s UFC career to date, and it could potentially land her a title shot in her next fight.
GOODYEAR, Ariz. – Patrick Forbes played both ways as a University of Louisville freshman and for one plate appearance as a Cardinals sophomore until a brok
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