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Dolphins coaches, players react to 'emotional' and 'triggering' footage of Tyreek Hill traffic stop MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.

(AP) Tyreek Hills teammates and coaches used words like triggering and a shame to describe body camera footage showing a police officer yanking the Miami Dolphins receiver out of his sports car and forcing him face-first onto the ground during a traffic stop.

The incident outside the Dolphins home stadium has drawn national attention.

Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa says it led to a lot of conversation in the locker room among Hills teammates, some of whom privately shared their own personal experiences with police.

Mauricio Pocchetino hired to succeed Gregg Berhalter as US men's national team coach Former Tottenham and Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino has been hired to succeed Gregg Berhalter as U.S.

mens national team coach, 21 months before the Americans host the 2026 World Cup.

A 52-year-old Argentine, Pochettino became the 10th U.S.

coach in 14 years and its first foreign-born leader since Jurgen Klinsmann from 2011-16.

Pochettino has coached Espanyol, Southampton, Tottenham, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain, winning a 2022 Ligue 1 title.

Pochettino had been in negotiations since mid-August.

Matt Crocker, the USSFs sporting director in charge of the search, was Southamptons academy director when Pochettino started at that club.

NFL investigating lawsuit filed against Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, accused of sexual assault CLEVELAND (AP) The NFL said it is investigating the latest civil lawsuit filed against Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson to determine if he violated the leagues personal conduct policy.

On Monday, a woman in Texas accused Watson of sexual assault in 2020 while he played for Houston.

League spokesman Brian McCarthy said the league is reviewing the complaint.

In the lawsuit, the woman alleges Watson forced himself on her sexually during an incident at her apartment.

Watson was suspended 11 games by the league in 2022 after more than two dozen women accused him of sexual assault and inappropriate conduct during massage therapy sessions.

The Browns traded five draft picks for the three-time Pro Bowler in 2022.

NBA expands permissible scope of coach's challenge reviews on some out-of-bounds plays NEW YORK (AP) The NBA has expanded the permissible scope of coachs challenge reviews on some out-of-bounds plays, saying Tuesday that if a foul should have been called on the play it now can be assessed shortly after the fact.

The leagues Board of Governors approved the move at its meeting in New York, after it was unanimously recommended by the leagues competition committee last week.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver was scheduled to speak about the meeting later Tuesday.

The change will take effect this season.

Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber sets MLB single-season record with 14th leadoff homer PHILADELPHIA (AP) Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber set the MLB single-season record with his 14th leadoff home run Tuesday night against the Tampa Bay Rays.

Schwarber sent a 1-0 fastball from Rays starter Taj Bradley 437 feet to center field, moving ahead of Alfonso Soriano, who had 13 leadoff homers in 2003 with the New York Yankees.

Schwarbers 35th homer of the season was the 45th leadoff homer of his career, with 32 coming since joining the Phillies in 2022.

Auburn QB Thorne says angry bettors sent him Venmo requests after loss Auburn quarterback Payton Thorne has taken heat from a different source after struggling in a loss to California: Angry sports bettors.

Thorne said on The Next Round podcast that he has heard from some fans in person and on social media while others hit you up on Venmo, all types of stuff.

Thorne was intercepted four times in a 21-14 loss to Cal.

The NCAA said in May that one in three high-profile athletes received abusive message from those with betting interests during the NCAA basketball tourneys.

WNBA playoff picture still jumbled as Chicago, Atlanta, Washington vying for 8th seed The WNBA playoff picture is still jumbled with the final postseason spot coming down to three teams Chicago, Atlanta and Washington.

All three teams will play each other at least once over the last nine days of the season.

The Mystics face both the Sky and Dream this week, including a home-and-home set against Atlanta.

Chicago visits Atlanta next Tuesday.

The Sky have a one-game advantage over the Dream and a two-game lead over the Mystics, though they lost star rookie Angel Reese for the season with a wrist injury.

Analysis: Kickers benefited from rusty, ineffective offenses NFL kickers benefited from sloppy and rusty offensive performances in Week 1.

With many teams struggling to move the ball effectively and consistently, kickers got a chance to provide plenty of scoring.

They delivered at a record-setting pace.

Kickers made 21 of 23 field goals from 50 yards or longer, an astounding 91.3% success rate.

That number was the most 50-plus yarders in a single week in NFL history, surpassing the previous high of 15 in Week 3 last year.

On the other side, passing numbers were way down.

That helped created more opportunities for the kickers because more drives stalled or went nowhere in some cases after turnovers.

Judge orders former NFL star Adrian Peterson to turn over assets to pay $12M debt HOUSTON (AP) Former NFL running back Adrian Peterson has been ordered by a Texas judge to turn over personal assets to help pay a debt that has ballooned to more than $12 million.

A court-appointed receiver has been seeking to collect money from Peterson as part of a judgment against the four-time All-Pro running back over a loan he failed to repay to a Pennsylvania lending company.

On Monday a judge in Houston granted a request by the receiver for law enforcement to accompany him to Petersons home in suburban Houston so he can inventory assets that can be sold off.

Attorneys for Peterson did not immediately respond to emails seeking comment.

Kyle Larson will again run the Indy 500 but NASCAR and the Coca-Cola 600 will be his commitment CONCORD, N.C.

(AP) With NASCAR and the Coca-Cola 600 the promised priority, Kyle Larson will again attempt the Indianapolis 500 next season with the caveat he must leave if rain again ruins his bid to complete The Double.

Larson in May became the fifth driver in history to attempt to complete 1,100-miles of racing on the biggest day in motorsports.

But the start of the Indy 500 was delayed several hours by rain, and because Hendrick Motorsports had spent so much money on the effort, they decided to keep him at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

He missed the Coca-Cola 600 and Hendrick Motorsports has promised NASCAR that the Cup Series race will be the priority..

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