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Jack Pugh, the former tight end at the University of Wisconsin who stepped away from football to focus on his mental health, has died, the school announced. He was 24. Subscribe to read this story ...

Pugh was a tight end on Wisconsin's roster from 2021-2023 University of Wisconsin Former Wisconsin football tight end Jack Pugh has died The school confirmed Pugh's death in a post on social media ...

Former Wisconsin football player Jack Pugh has died, the school confirmed. He was 24. Pugh played tight end for the Badgers from 2021-2023 before retiring due to mental health reasons, the Milwaukee ...

Readers have made their choice for the top softball player in the Bloomington area, now, it's time to pick the IU Health Herald-Times Preseason Baseball Player of the Year. Congratulations to ...

Former Ontario Hockey League player Jacob Winterton has died after being diagnosed with stage IV bone cancer. He was 25. Jacob’s younger brother, Ryan, who plays for the NHL’s Seattle Kraken, ...

The IHSAA boys basketball season is over for East Central Indiana schools, and that means it's time for you to cast your vote for The Star Press Boys Basketball Player of the Year Fan Vote, brought to ...

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“He’s ready to become a productive member of society again," said Brendan White, the former basketball star’s attorney AP Photo/David Zalubowsk Glen Davis was released from prison on March 12 after ...

Jarred Shaw, a 35-year-old American basketball player who used to star for Oklahoma State and Utah State, remains locked up in an Indonesian prison, and his health is deteriorating as he tries ...

Former NFL player and LSU star Breiden Fehoko did not mince words in calling out the league after the death of Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore. “I don’t care, I’m retired I’ll say what I ...