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Posted: Feb 10, 2018 / 10:54 PM CST / Updated: Feb 11, 2018 / 12:54 AM CST

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Glendale suspends football conditioning after positive Covid-19 test

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SABA offers summer baseball opportunity to local high schoolers

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Rehagen named new Springfield Catholic Football Head Coach

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Legendary Glendale football coach dies at 87

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2020 Grin Iron Classic Canceled

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Kickapoo’s Brookshire verbals to Mizzou

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2021 Bass Pro Tournament of Champions teams revealed

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Glendale Finishes Tournament of Champions in 8th Place_114847023209205649

Scott follows Miller, commits to Grand Canyon

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MSHSAA cancels Spring sports

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Miller’s journey through Springfield basketball history

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by Dan Lindblad / Aug 3, 2020

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The Missouri State High School Activities Association announced Monday it is still putting the pieces together with its fall schedule.

In a release, MSHSAA said the hope is for schools that are planning to start the year as normal to have fall sports proceed as normal.

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Big 12 announces shift in schedule

by Dan Lindblad / Aug 3, 2020

DALLAS, Tx. -- Going into Monday four of the power-five conferences had announced a shift in plans for the upcoming football season. but the one conference that Missouri State was waiting on, was the quietest.

In our Bear Nation Report, the Big 12 has made up it's mind.

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Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson buys XFL for $15 million with partners Redbird Capital and Dany Garcia

by Jeff Kerr / Aug 3, 2020

(CBS SPORTS).-- The XFL will live on, thanks to another WWE legendary figure taking the majority stake in the football league -- but this time it's not Vince McMahon. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, RedBird Capital, and Dany Garcia teamed up to purchase the XFL for approximately $15 million just hours before the once-bankrupt league was set for auction.

RedBird Capital is an investment firm that focuses on providing flexible and long-term capital to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses, and the XFL will be its latest challenge. Garcia, Johnson's business partner and ex-wife, will also be a stakeholder in the league.

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