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The 2025 AP All-America teams were released on Monday, with 81 players earning a spot on one of the three teams. The first team is headlined by four Ohio State Buckeyes-- Caleb Downs, Jeremiah Smith, ...

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For the first time in program history, Indiana is the Big Ten champion and No. 1 team in college football following Saturday night's 13-10 triumph over Ohio State. The win catapults the Hoosiers to ...

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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. A’ja Wilson led the Las Vegas Aces to their third WNBA championship this year. The seven-time All-Star capped off ...

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The sixth in-season edition of the men's AP Top 25 poll features little movement. Arizona retains its No. 1 position, with no changes in the top 10 other than Gonzaga and Houston swapping the No. 7 ...

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