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7:44 PM ET Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban underwent hip replacement surgery on Monday and will be back to work soon, the school announced in a news release. Dr. Lyle Cain, an orthopedic consultant with the athletic department, said the robotic-assisted procedure was successful on the 67-year-old coach. “Coach is resting comfortably, and we
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5:51 PM ET Wyoming football recruit Naphtali Moimoi is presumed to have drowned after police on Friday called off a search off the coast of Half Moon Bay, California. Moimoi, 18, was knocked off a boogie board by a wave last Thursday, according to the San Mateo County sheriff’s office. Friends saw he was unresponsive
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9:28 AM ET Tom LuginbillESPN Analyst Close Senior National Recruiting Analyst for ESPN.com Coached in four professional football leagues Graduated from Eastern Kentucky and Marshall Follow on Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email The 2019 NFL draft is here. Some players have displayed elite talent since high school and will continue to celebrate their
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6:23 PM ET ESPN News Services Former NFL running back and Tennessee Volunteers star Reggie Cobb has died at the age of 50, the San Francisco 49ers announced Saturday. Cobb scouted for the 49ers for the past 10 years and for other clubs before them. Details of his death were not disclosed. Cobb played in
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9:28 AM ET Kansas State receiver Hunter Rison was arrested Friday for domestic battery, the Riley County (Kansas) police department told The Mercury newspaper. Rison faces a charge of domestic battery to a family/person in a dating relationship. He is free on $1,000 bond. The 20-year-old was indefinitely suspended from the team for a violation
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3:56 PM ET Alabama coach Nick Saban is expected to have hip replacement surgery Monday, a source confirmed to ESPN. USA Today was first to report the scheduled procedure. Saban, 67, addressed what he called a “bothersome” hip following the Crimson Tide’s spring game last Saturday, saying it would be evaluated by doctors and could
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