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Temple and Villanova ink a few more recruits on college football's second national signing day

Temple and Villanova ink a few more recruits on college football's second national signing day

Owls head coach K.C. Keeler signed four additional players, bringing his total to 21 new players in his first…

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Eagles' Will Shipley steps back into a former life on a night to remember with the Philadelphia W...

Eagles' Will Shipley steps back into a former life on a night to remember with the Philadelphia W...

Before being a first-team All-American at Clemson and the Eagles' fourth-round selection in the 2024 NFL draf…

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Clutch free throws down the stretch make the difference in a La Salle win over Rhode Island

Clutch free throws down the stretch make the difference in a La Salle win over Rhode Island

Corey McKeithan finished with a game-high 20 points for the Explorers (11-9, 3-4 Atlantic 10), six of which c…

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La Salle men storm back to defeat A-10 foe Davidson, 79-76, behind Deuce Jones' 23 points

La Salle men storm back to defeat A-10 foe Davidson, 79-76, behind Deuce Jones' 23 points

Trailing by as many as 17 in the first half, the Explorers used physicality and timely defensive stops to pic…

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Villanova succumbs late in loss to St. John's. Can it avoid a repeat of last season's January sli...

Villanova succumbs late in loss to St. John's. Can it avoid a repeat of last season's January sli...

The Wildcats started last season 4-1 in Big East play, just like this year. But then they went on a five-game…

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Villanova succumbs late in loss to St. John's. Can it avoid a repeat of last season's January sli...

Villanova succumbs late in loss to St. John's. Can it avoid a repeat of last season's January sli...

The Wildcats started last season 4-1 in Big East play, just like this year. But then they went on a five-game…

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Three things we learned from the Union’s exhibition against New England with MLS’s return drawing closer

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By Owen Hewitt
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
The Union wanted to host a closed-door friendly against the New England Revolution at Subaru Park on Thursday morning to help prepare them for MLS’s return after a six-week break for the FIFA World Cup. Mother Nature had other plans. After lightning extended the exhibition’s halftime break, the game entered a second delay in the 66th minute after a loud clap of thunder sent the players off the pitch at Subaru Park.
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‘Mbappé gave me a hug:’ These two soccer hopefuls from Kensington got the full World Cup experience

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By Owen Hewitt
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
It’s hard for Cesar Castellanos to dream of a better way to celebrate his 12th birthday. After celebrating his actual birthday with a few friends last Friday, Castellanos, a student at Juniata Park Academy, traveled to Lincoln Financial Field for Philly’s final World Cup match, the round of 16 game between France and Paraguay. But Castellanos wasn’t just there to watch. The soccer-loving middle schooler walked onto the field with the players as a part of FIFA’s player escort program.
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U.S. fans lament loss to Belgium at watch parties across the area: ‘I had a bad feeling from the get-go’

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By Conor Smith, Owen Hewitt
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Storm clouds and a looming threat of rain did not stop fans of the U.S. men’s national team from packing FIFA World Cup watch parties across the area on Monday evening for America’s round of 16 match against Belgium in Seattle. Fans clad in red, white, and blue packed the FIFA Fan Festival in Lemon Hill and Union Yards outside Subaru Park in Chester. The storms held off, but a deluge of Belgian goals led to a 4-1 loss for the U.S., disappointing much of both crowds.
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