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Extra Effort: North Johnston’s Jaylen Sumler lengthy skillset includes bowling and saxophone

Jaylen Sumler plays basketball and soccer and runs track for North Johnston High School, but he is unlike most multi-sport high school athletes. …read more Source::…

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Chapman breaks school record on first first day of Virginia Tech Invitational

BLACKSBURG, Va. – The NC State track and field program recently traveled to Blacksburg to compete in the Virginia Tech Invitational, their second event of the…

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Sean McVay decides to keep coaching, stays with LA Rams

Sean McVay has decided to return for a seventh season with the Los Angeles Rams after taking a break to contemplate his future following the first…

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NC State concludes non-conference slate at a perfect 10-0

RALEIGH For the second straight week, NC State dropped its first match, but bounced back en route to a big win. …read more Source:: Gopack

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Washington Commanders Retire Jurgensen’s No. 9 Jersey

Former Duke standout Sonny Jurgensen had his professional No. 9 jersey retired by the Washington Commanders on Sunday at FedEx Field. …read more Source:: GoDuke.com

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App State, Charlotte offer Independence safety Quentin Reddish

In addition to Appalachian State and Charlotte, Reddish has received offers from East Carolina, Missouri, and Middle Tennessee State. …read more Source:: High School OT

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ECU offers Havelock WR/DB Jonathan Williams

Havelock WR/DB Jonathan Williams has received a scholarship offer from East Carolina, he announced on his Twitter account Friday. …read more Source:: High School OT

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Frankie Muniz, best known as ‘Malcolm,’ starts NASCAR career

There might be a reboot on the horizon for actor Frankie Muniz, one aptly titled “Malcolm in the Middle of a Pileup.” …read more Source:: WRAL

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