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and yesterday, he added the scottish national prize money to his tally to move to more than 160,000 pounds clear of his nearest rival. but it was a close—run thing. macdermott taking it in a photo finish. the season officially concludes next week at sandown. sweden's mondo duplantis beat his own pole vault world record at the diamond league meeting in china. duplantis, the reigning olympic, two—time world and european champion sailed over 6. 2a metres to improve by 1cm his previous best set in oregon last year. this latest world record is the eighth of his career. if you are old enough to remember sir gabe popko he is doing the same thing, he doesn't want to smash it world record he likes to incrementally increase it by one and one so he breaks it more and more often. ., �* , one so he breaks it more and more often. . �* , one so he breaks it more and more often. . �*, ., ., one so he breaks it more and morej often-_ pace often. that's the way to do it. pace ourself. often. that's the way to do it. pace yourself- a — often. that's the way to do it. pace yourself- a long — often. that's the way to do it. pace yourself. a long career. _ often. that's the way to do it. pace yourself. a long career. speaking l often. that's the way to do it. pace | yourself. a long career. speaking of pacing yourself, a record number of 50,000 runners are set to take on
here's an outbreak de are so that's all a part of the game elsewhere. >> this sixers postseason hopes may have just been dashed. joel embiid landing awkwardly late the second quarter against the next, you never want to see this him aggravating this knee injury that has sidelined him for two months and bede was able to play so tough, he got it it out the rest of the way, but he was clearly in pain and coach nick nurse did not seem confident about his availability moving forward philly did keep fighting, but they couldn't stop josh heart late-scoring 13 of his 22 and the fourth as new york rallies for the win, it was a great game. meantime, in minnesota is 22 measuperstar anthony edwards showing the worldwide, he is on team usa's olympic roster. he had just such an electric to watch 33 points draining a shot from deep over kevin durant, and then afterwards, he starts chirping a little bit as they went back down the corp, but katie just laughed it off. and then in the fourth edwards again this time throwing down one of his
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but student athletes at the major universities have always gotten paid. room, board, tuition, and a stipend. and if they get pell grants, they get even more than that on top. but this new legal system allows some athletes to get millions and some athletes to get $1000 a month. so i think they getting some control over this, to even it out -- particularly for the olympic sports -- i am concerned, not about football or men's basketball, but i'm concerned about women's tennis and soccer and all the other sports. but i do think it is economics on the -- on the women's basketball program. >> so we all have to tune in and we all have to buy tickets. >> i was the first ticket holder of the mystics. >> you were? >> i bought a whole bunch of