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by: Jessica Flinn

Posted: Oct 19, 2018 / 09:48 AM CDT / Updated: Apr 16, 2019 / 02:09 PM CDT

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AP Interview: IAAF head Coe discusses Bolt, Coleman, Semenya

by JEROME PUGMIRE, Associated Press / Aug 25, 2019

PARIS (AP) — Usain Bolt's absence may feel like a giant void for fans, including IAAF President Sebastian Coe, when the world athletics championships begin next month.

Bolt retired after the 2017 worlds, taking a haul of gold medals and jaw-dropping world records of 9.58 seconds in the 100 and 19.19 in the 200 with him. A star factor impossible to replicate, let alone replace, also left the sport.

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Falcons bring in Blair Walsh to compete for kicking job

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — With just a few days left in the preseason, the Atlanta Falcons have brought in former Pro Bowler Blair Walsh to compete for their kicking job.

Walsh was at practice Sunday and will get a shot at beating out Giorgio Tavecchio, who has made only four of eight field goal attempts in exhibition games.

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Man City, Spurs discover high bar for VAR on penalty calls

by ROB HARRIS, Associated Press / Aug 25, 2019

LONDON (AP) — With VAR in its third weekend in the Premier League, Manchester City and Tottenham now know just how high the threshold is for penalty calls to be overturned by video reviews.

City was denied a penalty even when Bournemouth midfielder Jefferson Lerma stood on David Silva's foot. The champions were leading at the time and Sergio Aguero went on to score his second goal in a 3-1 win.

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