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The lack of in-person meetings didn't keep moves from happening. Here's what we learned this week.

Georgia Tech coach Geoff Collins insists that he didn't intend to get into it with Pitt counterpart Pat Narduzzi during their postgame midfield meeting Thursday night.

Adding Lance Lynn is a big plus and Adam Eaton is a nice piece, but Chicago has more holes to fill to be a sure-fire contender.

With the rebuild entering a crucial phase, Detroit took a chance on a manager tarnished by Houston's sign-stealing scandal.

Kyrie Irving has declined numerous requests to speak to reporters since the beginning of training camp, leading the NBA to fine the guard and the Nets $25,000 each.

Patriots coach Bill Belichick said Cam Newton will remain the starting quarterback despite another shaky performance in Thursday night's 24-3 loss to the Rams.

Reliever Daniel Bard, who spent more than 7 years out of the league, and catcher Salvador Perez are this year's NL and AL Comeback Players of Year.

Young answered a Patriots interception with one of his own, taking an errant Cam Newton screen pass to the house.

The Phillies are finalizing a deal with former Red Sox executive Dave Dombrowski, sources confirmed to ESPN.

The new SEC deal, which begins in 2024, provides ESPN and ABC up to 15 premier football games, including the SEC championship game and rivalry games such as Alabama-Auburn and Florida-Georgia.