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The Sports Report: Reggie Bush Wants His Heisman Trophy Back 

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Toss Schilken on Reggie Bush: Reggie Bush relinquished his Heisman Trophy in 2010. 

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Presently he needs it back. 

After a NCAA examination decided Bush had gotten ill-advised advantages while playing at USC, the star running back returned the lofty prize he had been granted five years sooner. 

Additionally at that point, the NCAA stripped USC of its 2004 public title and the school needed to empty 14 successes from 2004 and 2005, with all notices of Bush's details from those years either deleted or joined by marks. 

Yet, circumstances are different. The NCAA supported a strategy change Wednesday that permits school competitors the option to benefit off their names, pictures and resemblances. 

"Alrighty then… .Look what we have here," Bush tweeted not long after the declaration. 

The following morning, Bush tweeted a more extended articulation "as to the reestablishment of my school records and my Heisman." 

"It is my solid conviction that I won the Heisman prize 'exclusively' because of my persistent effort and devotion on the football field and it is likewise my firm conviction that my records ought to be restored," Bush composed. 

What do you think? Should Reggie Bush get his Heisman Trophy back? Vote in our survey here and let us understand your opinion. 

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DODGERS Max Muncy is welcomed in the burrow by partners in the wake of hitting an excellent hammer off in the fifth inning. 

Max Muncy is welcomed in the hole by colleagues subsequent to hitting an excellent hammer off in the fifth inning. 

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Jorge Castillo on the Dodgers: There was a raised concentration in the Dodgers' hole entering the fifth inning at Nationals Park on Thursday night. The tempests were coming and they were following the Washington Nationals by one run. A scoreless top of the fifth most likely implied a misfortune and the finish of their five-game series of wins. The climate conjecture was not pretty. 

The worries were eradicated two pitches into the inning when AJ Pollock clubbed a slider from Nationals left-hander Patrick Corbin for a homer. Tie game. Minutes after the fact, the Dodgers had the bases stacked and Corbin balanced a slider to Max Muncy. He smacked it's anything but a terrific hammer. 

At the time, it gave the Dodgers a 6-2 lead. Before the night's over – following a postponement of one hour and 17 minutes – it gave them their 6th consecutive success since getting no-hit by the Chicago Cubs. 

"There was a little direness in the hole," Muncy said. "Be that as it may, we were generally attempting to play our game, attempting to go out there and set up great at-bats. Fortunately the circumstance was directly on that." 

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Trimmers 

Dan Loumena on the Clippers: The Clippers' season finished Wednesday night in a 130-103 misfortune to the Phoenix Suns in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals. 

Here are a few takeaways from post employment surveys on Thursday (Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, among others, didn't address the media): 

— Second-year monitor Terance Mann was first and examined how genius partners Leonard and George advanced as pioneers with the assistance of mentor Tyronn Lue. "I'm not going to mislead anybody," Mann said. "It required some investment for them to sort out the group, sort out what everyone was about. In any case, a major piece of it was having T. Lue back. … He assumed a major part in assisting Kawhi and PG with learning the group and lead the group." 

— Center Ivica Zubac, who is under agreement for two additional seasons, which remembers a club choice for 2022-23, is cheerful that free specialists Nicolas Batum and Reggie Jackson return. He said Batum "did all the little stuff" while adding what Jackson "did in the end of the season games was truly fantastic." 

— Batum, endorsed by the Clippers after a dreary finish to his residency in Charlotte, was astounded by how his season ended up. "Back in November," he said, "in the event that somebody had revealed to me I'd in any case be playing ball in late June and going after something significant and being on the court and playing, I would not trust it." 

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Heavenly messengers 

Jack Harris on the Angels: After holding up out two downpour delays on Wednesday night, the Angels' 11-8 success over the New York Yankees holding off on finishing until very nearly six hours after first pitch, the two groups settled on a proactive decision with all the more terrible climate in the gauge Thursday evening. 

Over an hour and a half before booked first pitch, the series finale at Yankee Stadium was delayed and rescheduled for Aug. 16. 

The Angels will get back with a 3-3 record on the abbreviated outing, their seven-run 10th inning rally on Wednesday now the last venture of an East Coast swing that held them two games under .500 at 39-41. 

"We might have taken another game in Tampa Bay likewise," administrator Joe Maddon said. "I actually like the manner in which we've been playing. … For me, it's anything but been just about as desperate as perhaps individuals are seeing this. We're playing again with a great deal of folks that are acquiring experience and would not play regularly in an alternate circumstance. Be that as it may, they're acquiring experience and standing their ground. We simply need to keep on beginning pitching better, by and large and out of the warm up area." 

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OLYMPICS Jennifer Brady 

Jennifer Brady 

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Helene Elliott on tennis: Jennifer Brady, who helped UCLA win a NCAA ladies' tennis title in 2014, and Marcos Giron of Thousand Oaks, who won the 2014 NCAA singles title while addressing the Bruins, were designated to the 12-man U.S. Olympic tennis crew for the Tokyo Games. David Wagner of San Diego, an eight-time Paralympic tennis medalist in the wheelchair quad division, will lead a seven-man U.S. Tennis appointment to the Paralympic Games, which will be held in mid-August after the Olympics close. 

The group selections were reported on Thursday by the U.S. Tennis Assn. 

Brady, who arrived at the elimination rounds of the U.S. Open last year and was the sprinter up at the Australian Open recently, is positioned No. 15 on the planet. She will join 17-year-old Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula and Alison Riske in the ladies' singles rivalry. All are first-time Olympians. Serena Williams, who has won four Olympic gold decorations in singles and copies, as of late said she would not contend in Tokyo. Sofia Kenin, the most elevated positioned American lady at No. 6 on the planet, said on Wednesday she had surrendered her spot. 

In copies, Nicole Melichar will cooperate with Gauff, and Bethanie Mattek-Sands will play close by Pegula. 

Giron, No. 66 in the men's reality rankings, will be important for a group of four of first-time Olympians in quite a while's singles. Likewise selected were Tommy Paul, Frances Tiafoe — who upset third-cultivated Stefanos Tsitsipas in the first round of Wimbledon this week — and Tennys Sandgren. Rajeev Ram will group with Tiafoe in duplicates, and Austin Krajicek will group with Sandgren. David Nainkin of Los Angeles will mentor the men's group. 

The people's blended pairs groups will be declared later. The most noteworthy positioned American men — No. 32 Reilly Opelka, No. 33 John Isner, and No. 40 Taylor Fritz of Rancho Palos Verdes — quit playing in Tokyo. 

Wagner will attempt to win a decoration for the fifth sequential Paralympics. He has won three gold decorations and a silver in duplicates just as two silver awards and two bronze in singles. Likewise designated in the quad contest were San Diego local Dana Mathewson, Emmy Kaiser and Shelby Baron among the ladies, and men's rival Bryan Barten. Casey Retzlaff and Conner Stroud will contend in the Paralympic men's field. 

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SOCCER 

Kevin Baxter on soccer: Galaxy midfielder Sebastian Lletget was named Thursday to a youthful U.S. Crew during the current month's CONCACAF Gold Cup yet colleague Julian Araujo was not, a prohibition mentor Gregg Berhalter credited to Araujo's reluctance to focus on the public group. 

"It's an instance of him being a double public and not completely prepared to focus in the group. He realized the Gold Cup would secure him for all time and he wasn't prepared to make that progression," Berhalter said. 

Lletget was one of five Galaxy players called up for their public groups for the Gold Cup. LAFC midfielder Mark-Anthony Kaye was additionally called up by Canada. 

Araujo, 19, who was brought into the world in Lompoc and has shown up for the senior public group, is additionally qualified to play for Mexico. Be that as it may, playing in the Gold Cup for the U.S. Could close that window. Berhalter said Araujo wasn't prepared.