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SMU's Heisman campaign for Kevin Jennings is honest marketing

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By Mike Piellucci Verified
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Kylie Kelce, wife of former Eagles center Jason Kelce, sister-in-law of Taylor Swift’s fiancé, and notable field hockey player in her own right, has a podcast, Not Gonna Lie. I enjoy it. This week, someone asked her what she would do if any of her girls dated someone from Dallas.
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Mark Cuban is taking Patrick Dumont to court

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By Mike Piellucci Verified
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Jason Kidd’s replacement is none other than Dusty May, fresh off winning a national title as head coach of the Michigan Wolverines. It’s a big, big get, and while May’s name had come up throughout Dallas’ coaching search, the idea felt a tad fanciful from the outside. For one, May had a plum gig. More pertinently, Masai Ujiri, Mike Schmitz, and the rest of the Mavs’ new front office have a lot of work to do revamping this roster around Cooper Flagg.
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The Mavericks’ Measured Offseason Is a Sign of Things To Come

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By Jake Kemp, Mike Piellucci Verified
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For the better part of two decades, Mavericks fans eyed the first week of July with anticipation tinged with terror. It carried special significance in their tribe: a tradition, a cycle, a signal from the Gods, akin to Punxsutawney Phil or his lesser-known Texan cousin, Big Al. Because, with varying levels of wisdom and commitment, the Mavericks were a team that put all of their eggs in one basket.
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