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From @TheAthleticFC: Our columnist went on a pilgrimage to the Jude Bellingham underwear billboard. "Bellingham is just entering his peak years as a footballer, and it’s clear he and his team are aiming to position him as Beckham’s successor," she writes.
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www.nytimes.com We made the pilgrimage to the Jude Bellingham underwear billboard in NYC (for work) I'm on the corner of Houston and Lafayette streets in New York City, and Jude Bellingham is causing a stir.
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From @TheAthleticFC: For the third time in just over three years, U.S. Soccer looks like it will need a new men’s coach.

With Mauricio Pochettino set for Manchester United, we look at who is best suited to lead the USMNT to the 2030 World Cup. nyti.ms/4sTNnse
www.nytimes.com Who will be USMNT’s next coach? Top candidates to replace Mauricio Pochettino Will U.S. Soccer take another big swing? Or will a return to a non-foreign coach be the pick?
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From @TheAthletic: Dan Hicks, a prominent play-by-play voice for NBC Sports who spent more than 30 years narrating some of the sports world’s biggest moments, died on Wednesday. He was 64. nyti.ms/4AszIev
www.nytimes.com Dan Hicks, who called memorable moments across sports world for NBC, dies at 64 Hicks was most closely associated with golf and Olympics coverage and Notre Dame football.
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From @TheAthletic: Steph Curry rarely responds to criticism, preferring to stay above the noise almost all the time. That’s why his decision to post an Instagram video on Wednesday defending his wife, Ayesha, was notable. nyti.ms/3WxXd7i
www.nytimes.com Steph Curry defends his wife Ayesha’s role in new film during rare response to criticism Curry took to Instagram to address the hot topic of conversation about his wife's role in a recent movie, which centers on a kissing scene.