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From celebrating with family to showing up to the game, the men of the Los Angeles Clippers are totally on point.
Twin boys slaying.
Have some holiday spirit, because the real Santa made us watch a Knicks game on Christmas.
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Dude's got wings on his jumper, that's for sure.
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Ho, ho, hoopin’.
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The fans were in the parking lot of Raymond James Stadium following the Buccaneers loss.
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The victims have been taken to a nearby hospital, but any injuries sustained are non-fatal.
The Buccaneers lost to the Packers, 20–3. They play the final game of the season at home.
The 20-year-old will not be disciplined by Florida State for sexual assault accusations.
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Florida State Quarterback Jameis Winston has won his personal conduct hearing with the university and will not face discipline from the school for allegations of a sexual assault that was said to have taken place in 2012.
In 2012, a Florida State student filed a report with the Tallahassee Police Department, accusing Winston of sexual assault. There were no charges brought against Winston at the time. In early 2013, the State Attorney began an investigation into the allegations, but again, no charges were brought. However, the New York Times did its own investigation into the handling of the allegations and published a detailed explanation of errors made by the investigators.
Eventually, Winston was required to attend a hearing to determine if he had violated Florida State's personal conduct code. The hearing was originally scheduled for November 2014, but was pushed back at the request of Winston's attorney to December 2014, just under two years after the alleged sexual assault took place and the alleged victim filed her report.
Former Florida State Supreme Court Justice Major B. Harding presided over the Dec. 2nd hearing. He reportedly did not rule on whether Winston or the alleged victim were more credible, but determined there was not enough evidence to punish Winston under school code.
The alleged victim can still take her case to a court of law, but the FSU personal conduct ruling would negatively impact chances of a conviction in a case that already lacks a considerable amount of evidence.
Jameis Winston's full statement was published the day after the hearing took place. He said he had sexual relations with the woman, but described them as fully consensual.
Winston was the winner of the 2013 Heisman Trophy, and won MVP after he led his team to a 34–31 win over Auburn in the 2013 BCS National Championship. Florida State is undefeated this season.
The Rices, both handcuffed, appeared affectionate as they were led out of the hotel by police not long after Janay was knocked out.
In the video ABC News published Friday nigh, Ray and Janay are shown in handcuffs as they were both arrested the night of the assault. ABC News says the full video is 45-minutes long.
In November, Janay Rice told ESPN her side of the story. She said she has not watched the full video from inside the elevator.
Executives for football’s world governing body said Friday they would publish a “legally appropriate version” of an American lawyer’s investigation into World Cup corruption.
The World Cup trophy appears on stage before a FIFA event on December 6.
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After a FIFA meeting in Marrakech, Morocco Friday, Blatter said he had asked the organization's executive committee to vote in favor of publishing the report, BBC Sport reported.
Garcia spent two years investigating corruption allegations in the bidding process, but only a 42-page summary of his report was made public by FIFA-appointed judge Hans-Joachim Eckert, the head of FIFA's Ethic's Committee's judicial chamber, last month.
Hours after the release of the summary, Garcia complained Eckert's summary was an "incomplete and innaccurate" representation of his findings. He complained, but his appeal was thrown out by FIFA on Wednesday, and Garcia resigned from his role leading the investigatory chamber of the FIFA ethics committee in protest on Thursday.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter at a press conference on December 19.
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