Safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix Joins Cowboys, Reunites With Mike McCarthy
The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a deal with safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, adding a familiar name for new coach Mike McCarthy.
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The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a deal with safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, adding a familiar name for new coach Mike McCarthy.
The Naperville High School and Eastern Illinois product is the first person associated with the NFL to test positive for COVID-19
All contests, practices, rehearsals, and workouts will remain suspended until further notice. The earliest UIL activities could resume is May 4th, 2020.
Since there is no guarantee it will be played, so the decision's been made to hold off on building grandstands and tents.
"Social Distancing" is in full effect in the NBA, and Luka Doncic and Dwight Powell sent out a video earlier this week to remind fans to do the same.
Looney and the Cowboys have agreed to terms on a one-year deal.
Dallas Cowboys backup quarterback, Cooper Rush has signed a restricted free agent tender worth $2.1 million dollars with the team.
FC Dallas President Dan Hunt said the team "completely supports the decision" to postpone play.
Texas Rangers outfielder Willie Calhoun is on track to begin light physical activity soon after he broke his jaw after taking a fastball to the face earlier this month.
The NCAA Tournament would have started today. To help fans cope, the organization released a bracket of the tournament's best moments.
The Cowboys liked what they saw from kicker Kai Forbath after signing him mid-season last year and have decided to bring him back for the 2020 season. Forbath and the team have agreed to a deal.
The 2016 sixth-round pick has signed a three-year $15.5 million deal to remain with the team.
WrestleMania, to be hosted by Rob Gronkowski, will now happen over two nights, but thanks to coronavirus, in a new venue without spectators.
Mark Cuban said he and the Mavericks have set up a program to pay for daycare for the children of healthcare workers in order to give those workers a peace of mind as they continue to battle this outbreak.
"There are so many people who need help right now. We want to do our part to get them the support they need," said Cynt Marshall, CEO of the Mavericks.