The Minnesota Wild have signed starting goaltender Filip Gustavsson to a five-year, $34 million extension, general manager Bill Guerin announced Saturday. It’s the second major piece of business for the Wild this week after
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North Carolina coach Bill Belichick is turning to senior quarterback Max Johnson to start Saturday’s game against Clemson, a source told ESPN. Gio Lopez, who opened the season as the starter, is a game-time
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Wisconsin will be without starting quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. and starting center Jake Renfro at Michigan on Saturday, sources told ESPN. Edwards has traveled with the team, but sources said he will not be
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