
Nebraskans Could Vote for Online Sports Betting Next Year
Nebraska legalized in-person sports betting in 2021, but not online wagering
Voters could seek a constitutional amendment for the 2026 ballot
Earlier legislation failed to advance past the senate this year
Nebraska online sports betting could be coming to the state ballot in 2026 as part of a constitutional amendment if supporters have their say.
An earlier bill in 2025 failed to ga...
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Virgina Tech Aiming to See if Money Equal Winning in College Football
Virginia Tech is asking for just under $230 million for its athletic budget, with much of that likely going to football.
Virginia Tech is well behind other schools financially, and believes more money would help improve their fortunes.
The top teams in the country do spend the most money, but winning isn’t guaranteed.
Virginia Tech is putting forward a motion to grant a $230 million in...
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Which Missouri Sports Betting Operators Will Launch on December 1?
Applications for Missouri sports betting licenses were due on September 12
Over 1,000 sports betting-related applications were received
Missouri sports betting to launch on December 1
Missouri sports betting is set to launch on December 1, 2025 making the Show-Me State the 39th state to offer legal sports wagering. Sports betting operators, business, employees, and more, had until Sept...
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Bookies Suggest the “Tush Push” Be Banned Before Next Season
The NFL has revealed they’ll be calling the Philadelphia Eagles’ “Tush Push” more closely in the future.
In the Eagles’ win over Kansas City in Week 2, a false start call was missed by the officiating crew.
Bookies are favoring the opinion that the “Tush Push” will be banned ahead of the 2026-27 season.
The NFL will start calling the Philadelphia Eagles’ “Tush Push” play more closely a...
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Will Joe Burrow Return to the NFL This Season?
Quarterback Joe Burrow of the Cincinnati Bengals is out for at least three months after a toe injury that needs surgery.
Burrow is on injured reserve, meaning he is out for at least four weeks, but Cincinnati coach Zac Taylor says they’re not ruling out a return for the star QB.
Burrow’s injury has sent the Bengals’ Super Bowl odds tumbling, and it could get worse throughout the season.
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Tom Brady to Play Flag Football; the Olympics Next?
Tom Brady will play in a flag football event in Saudi Arabia in 2026.
He’ll be joined by a host of NFL players and coaches, including Rob Gronkowski, Christian McCaffrey, Pete Carroll, and Sean Payton.
Would Brady be considered to play for the United States in the flag football Olympic debut in 2028?
Tom Brady will be back on the football field in a flag football event in Saudi Arabia ...
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Bookies Suggest Crawford-Canelo Rematch After Massive Crawford Victory
Terence Crawford jumped up two weight classes to upset Canelo Alvarez, becoming the third boxer to win the lineal title in four different divisions.
Crawford entered the fight as the underdog, but his movement gave the bigger Alvarez problems.
Online bookies are banking on a Crawford-Canelo rematch happening in the future.
The boxing world was treated to a spectacular show on Saturday ...
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Collier Second WNBA Player to Join the 50/40/90 Club; Can She Win MVP?
Napheesa Collier of the Minnesota Lynx became the second player in WNBA history to join the 50/40/90 club.
Elena Delle Donne is the only other WNBA player to hit those marks.
Delle Donne won the MVP when she did in 2019; can Collier do it in 2025?
Napheesa Collier of the Minnesota Lynx made history as she became the second WNBA player to join basketball’s 50/40/90 club in the team’s se...
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PredictIt Next To Launch Prediction Markets After CFTC Approval
Aristotle, owner of PredictIt, gains CFTC approval
PredicIt offers political prediction markets with plans for expansion
U.S. launch could come as soon as October
Aristotle, owner of the popular online prediction platform PredictIt, gained approved from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) this week to operate as a designated contract market and derivatives cleari...
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Chelsea Facing 74 Breaches of FA Rules Over Agent Regulations
Chelsea is charged with 74 infractions between 2009 and 2022, when the club was owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.
The infractions have to do with agent and third-party investment rules, specifically over transfers of Samuel Eto’o, Eden Hazard, and Willian.
The Football Association could punish Chelsea financially, although it might help that they self-reported the infractions.
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Malik Beasley Gambling Saga Not Over as NBA Investigates
Free agent Malik Beasley isn’t out of hot water yet due to gambling accusations lodged by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York.
The federal investigation ended with no charges against Beasley.
However, the NBA has launched their own investigation, which is set to end soon.
Malik Beasley, an NBA free agent, was found to be innocent of any wrongdoing in a gambl...
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Bookies Suggest Giants Will Switch from Russell Wilson to Jaxson Dart
The New York Giants have Russell Wilson as their starting quarterback, but they also drafted Jaxson Dart out of Mississippi State.
Wilson will start Week 2 for the Giants, but he didn’t have a good debut in Week 1.
BetOnline thinks Wilson will be the first quarterback benched during the NFL season.
The New York Giants are starting Russell Wilson as their quarterback, but rookie Jaxson ...
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Alcaraz Beats Sinner in US Open Final; Is Men’s Tennis in a Two-Player Era?
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner in the U.S. Open final on Sunday to win his sixth Grand Slam.
Alcaraz and Sinner have won two Grand Slams each in 2025, and have met in each of the last three finals.
There’s a strong possibility that we’re in a two-player era in men’s tennis unless someone steps up to challenge Alcaraz and Sinner.
Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz won the U.S. Open final on ...
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Why Would Bill Belichick Deny UNC Access to the New England Patriots?
It was revealed on Friday that the North Carolina football program, led by Bill Belichick, has denied access to the New England Patriots, Belichick’s former NFL team.
It was also stated that two other teams have been denied access to the Tar Heels, who were routed in their first game of the season.
Belichick and the Patriots didn’t have a good ending to their relationship, which is likely ...
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Clippers Accused of Circumventing Cap; How Much Trouble Could Await Ballmer, Leonard?
The Los Angeles Clippers have been accused of circumventing the NBA’s salary cap, as Kawhi Leonard was allegedly given a “no-show job”.
The Clippers could be fined by the NBA, and they could also lose draft picks if they are found guilty of the allegations.
Leonard Allegedly Paid $28 Million for Company He Did No Work For
The allegations were made by Pablo Torre of the “Pablo Torres Find...
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UNC Football Has Massive NIL War Chest, But Will Bill Belichick Use It Wisely?
North Carolina boosted their NIL football budget from $4 million to $20 million, largely due to the hiring of legendary coach Bill Belichick.
The Tar Heels were routed 48-14 by TCU in their first game at home on Monday night.
Can Belichick use the money wisely and bring the Tar Heels to football relevance?
The North Carolina Tar Heels increased their NIL budget to $20 million and lured...
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