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	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ March 27, 2018
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	Markelle Fultz solid off bench for 76ers in long-awaited return USA TODAY PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Markelle Fultz heard 20,000 fans chanting "Fultz! Fultz! Fultz!" and for a fleeting moment he thought they were serenading Philly's most popular athlete. Flag as irrelevant
	Bailey Davis: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know Heavy.com Bailey Davis, a former New Orleans Saints cheerleader, is accusing the team of firing her due to gender discrimination for implementing a series of restrictive rules that treat cheerleaders differently because they are female. Flag as irrelevant
	Former Seahawk Michael Bennett turns himself in after felony charge in Houston for injury of the elderly Seattle Times Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett appears in Harris County Civil Court in Houston on Monday, March 26, 2018. (Godofredo A. Vasquez/Houston Chronicle via AP). Flag as irrelevant
	Former Dean, Boss to Convicted Gymnastics Doctor, Is Arrested New York Times The former dean of Michigan State University's medical school, who supervised the disgraced physician Lawrence G. Nassar for years, was jailed on Monday night, the day before prosecutors were expected to give an update on their investigation of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Patriots owner Bob Kraft explains why he 'didn't hesitate' to lend his plane for March For Our Lives rally Yahoo Sports ORLANDO - It wasn't quite a call for gun control, but New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft had a message for Washington politicians Monday: Something needs to be fixed in the wake of the Parkland (Florida) school shooting, and he's applauding the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why each Final Four team will (or won't) leave San Antonio with the title ESPN This weekend, four teams will collide in San Antonio for the last chapter of the 2017-18 college basketball season -- one of the most intriguing campaigns in recent history. Flag as irrelevant
	UCLA's Holiday to leave school a year early for NBA draft FOXSports.com LOS ANGELES (AP) UCLA guard Aaron Holiday says he will forgo his senior year to enter the NBA draft. The junior from Chatsworth, California, announced his decision Monday on Twitter. Flag as irrelevant
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