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Press review · Thursday, 24 July 2025

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  1. espn.com

    Trump issues executive order for college sports

    President Donald Trump has directed members of his Cabinet to develop a plan in the next 30 days aimed at preserving college sports opportunities and preventing college athletes from becoming professionals.

  2. nypost.com

    Parents have mixed reactions to Little League’s move to suspend NJ boy from state final for bat flipping

    “It’s stupid. I think it’s overkill. It’s too much, especially for kids,” Josh Baker, 28, said of the decision.

  3. nypost.com

    Suspended NJ Little League bat flipper can play in state tournament game, judge rules

    “If you’re gonna have rules and enforce them they can’t be enforced arbitrarily and capriciously,”  Gloucester County Chancery Judge Robert Malestein ruled Thursday afternoon. 

  4. espn.com

    Kansas' Self hospitalized, has 2 stents inserted

    Kansas coach Bill Self was hospitalized Thursday after experiencing "some concerning symptoms" and had two stents inserted. The school said he was expected to make a full recovery.

  5. espn.com

    Raiders releasing Wilkins; DT files grievance

    The Raiders have informed defensive tackle Christian Wilkins that he has been released. The defensive tackle, who is recovering from a Jones fracture, filed a grievance with the NFLPA after the $35.2M of guaranteed money left on his contract was voided.

  6. espn.com

    With Jets' injury history at QB, Fields' minor setback a sigh of relief

    New York avoids major scare with Fields' toe injury and lists him as day-to-day.

  7. espn.com

    Miller: I can 'still roll out of bed' and rush passer

    Von Miller, even at age 36, says he can "still roll out of bed" and rush the passer.