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You’d be hard pressed to find somebody who loved football as much the iconic Paul Wiggin. He continued to work late into his life to make sure he could stay around the game. He did so until until the very end.

After spending more than 40 years with the Vikings, serving in a variety of different roles, Wiggin died on Friday at age 91.



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Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza added another highlight to the Hoosiers' special 2025 season when he became the program's first Heisman Trophy winner Saturday night in New York.

Mendoza, a three-star prospect out of Miami, Fla., in the 2022 recruiting class who transferred from Cal to Indiana after the 2024 season, beat out his fellow finalists -- Vanderbilt quarter...

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ST. PAUL — Amid the exciting off-ice news of the trade for star defenseman Quinn Hughes, the Minnesota Wild found some on-ice good news, as well, on Saturday.

Joel Eriksson Ek scored in the final seconds to lift Minnesota to a 3-2 win, thwarting an Ottawa Senators’ comeback. It was the third consecutive victory for the Wild, who led by two goals late in the second period...

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DICKINSON — Kacen Groll is the anchor of the Dickinson Mavericks' blue line and has been a mainstay in the DHS lineup since he was a freshman. He's an outstanding puck-moving defenseman and is an agile skater and he's taken on a huge role for the past two years serving as the team's top rearguard. This season, he was named one of two captains and already has two points (one goal...

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PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND — Two people are dead and another eight were wounded following a mass shooting at the engineering building at Brown University. The university’s chief of police says it remains “a fluid situation” as authorities search for the suspect.

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley confirmed in a press conference a little after 6:30 p.m. that ...

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