Mancini Set for Italy Return After Maldini Exit Over Pirlo's Russian Betting Ties
Roberto Mancini is set to return as Italy head coach after Paolo Maldini's abrupt exit over Andrea Pirlo's Russian betting ties, as the FIGC scrambles for stability.
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Roberto Mancini is set to return as Italy head coach after Paolo Maldini's abrupt exit over Andrea Pirlo's Russian betting ties, as the FIGC scrambles for stability.
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USC freshman Elbert Hill demonstrates how open competition and meritocracy elevate talent, turning heads in the Trojans' cornerback position battle.
Coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes pivot from early recruiting losses to secure three-star linebacker Jahmiere Daniels-Portis over Indiana.
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