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	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ February 13, 2018
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	[PyeongChang 2018] Father says 'American dream' after daughter's gold in halfpipe The Korea Herald PYEONGCHANG -- Kim Jong-jin, father of new Olympic champion snowboarder Chloe Kim, said Tuesday it was a dream come true when his daughter claimed the gold medal in the women's halfpipe at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics. Flag as irrelevant
	Steve Kerr motivated the Warriors by letting them coach themselves Yahoo Sports The Golden State Warriors have been in something of a slump of late. (Or, what passes for a slump for a team in the midst of a historic multi-year run of regular-season dominance, anyway. Flag as irrelevant
	John DeFilippo won't leave 'stone unturned' in QB hunt NFL.com After coaching regular-season MVP candidate Carson Wentz and Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles in Philadelphia last season, new Vikings offensive coordinator John DeFilippo suddenly finds himself in the unfamiliar position of leading Minnesota's search for a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Andy Kennedy and Ole Miss expected to part ways NBCSports.com Andy Kennedy is expected to announce that he is resigning as the head coach of Ole Miss at a presser conference on Monday afternoon, a source confirmed to NBC Sports. Flag as irrelevant
	LaVar Ball really said Lonzo will leave the Lakers if they don't sign his brothers. Alrighty, then! SB Nation Hello, Ball family content consumer. First of all, you're a wonderful person, and please keep consuming all the Ball content that your heart desires. Flag as irrelevant
	After triple axel at Olympics, Nagasu has more in store Washington Post GANGNEUNG, South Korea - The wonderful thing about the inspiring - shall we call it Olympian? - story of Mirai Nagasu is that it's not over. Flag as irrelevant
	Colts to hire Chargers WR coach Nick Sirianni as OC NFL.com A day after the Indianapolis Colts announced ex-Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich as their next head coach, the new hire is already making some moves. Flag as irrelevant
	Maame Biney Came To The US From Ghana At 5. Now 18, She's A Team USA Speedskater NPR Remember this name: Maame Biney. The short track speedskater just turned 18; she's not even out of high school. But she is already one of the biggest U.S. Flag as irrelevant
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