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UFL Adds Billionaire Entrepreneur as Co-Owner Amid Offseason of Uncertainty

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By Art Garcia
| Sports Illustrated Verified
Amid an offseason of relocation rumors and general uncertainty, the UFL is adding a partner to the ownership group that appears to offer a level of stability. The league announced Thursday that entrepreneur and “billion-dollar brand builder” Mike Repole is joining the league’s ownership group that includes Dwayne Johnson, FOX, ESPN, Dany Garcia and RedBird Capital Partners.
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats Salute NBA Champion, Native Son Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

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By Art Garcia
| Sports Illustrated Verified
An unforgettable year for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander just keeps getting better, as the NBA MVP and champion is getting a special homecoming, with his hometown CFL team joining in the fun of “Shai Rally Day” on Aug. 7. The Oklahoma City Thunder star, who put together one of the most-accomplished seasons in NBA history, is also being honored by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats that evening when they take on the BC Lions.
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Chiefs Star Patrick Mahomes Shares Stance on Playing Olympic Flag Football in 2028

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By Art Garcia
| Sports Illustrated Verified
When it comes to setting the roster for the first Team USA flag football entry in the Summer Olympics, finding the quarterback seems to be the obvious first move. So why not shoot for the best in the game right now? Well, it appears the most decorated quarterback in the NFL right now is not interested in winning gold for his country. Not that he’s got a problem with flag football making its Olympic debut. He’ll just be too old … in 2028.
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