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‘It’s in our blood’: Lebanon, Ukraine and Syria rugby league teams fly the flag despite horrors of war at home
Players from war-torn countries say they are determined to ‘give people hope’, ‘put the country on the map’ and ‘wear the badge with honour’
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Denver’s early-season struggles expose its reliance on Nikola Jokić
The Nuggets are 4-3, with an offense outside its usual top 10. ESPN’s analysis points to roster concerns around the three-time MVP; his latest game offered a brighter...
Miami vs. Notre Dame: Where each team holds an edge
No. 11 Notre Dame hosts No. 1 Miami on Saturday in a matchup with advantages for both sides—and without injured Miami receiver Malachi Toney.
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