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November 4, 2025 / 7:06 AM CST / CBS Texas
The Dallas Cowboys are trying to improve their woeful defense ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline. 
Following Monday night’s 27-17 loss to the Arizona Cardinals, owner and general manager Jerry Jones said that a trade was in place.
On Tuesday morning, CBS Sports NFL Insider Jordan Schultz reported that the Cowboys had a deal to acquire linebacker Logan Wilson from the Cincinnati Bengals. It was not immediately clear what the Cowboys would be sending the Bengals in return.
Despite having one of the NFL’s most explosive offenses, the Cowboys have a 3-5-1 record thanks in large part to their defense. The team ranks 31st out of 32 teams in both points and yards allowed per game. Only the Bengals are worse in both categories.
Cincinnati drafted Wilson, a 29-year-old Wyoming native, in the 3rd round of the 2020 NFL draft. Now in his sixth NFL season, Wilson has 11 interceptions, 6 forced fumbles and 5.5 sacks in his career, according to Pro Football Reference. 
Wilson was inactive for the Bengals’ loss to the Chicago Bears on Sunday due to a calf injury.
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Sports Direct has launched its 2025 winter marketing campaign, Just Getting Started, featuring a line-up of sports stars including Linford Christie, Lauren James, Michelle Agyemang, Conor Benn, Skye Nicolson, and Tommy Freeman.
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Sports Direct‘s new campaign builds on last year’s New Traditions Start Here and aims to encourage people to take up new sporting activities or gift sports gear this Christmas.
Shot entirely from a first-person perspective, the ad features scenes from community football matches, boxing gyms and Christmas mornings, and includes appearances from YouTuber SV2 and the returning “Sports Direct Nan”.
Hero products featured in the campaign include the Puma Orbita Ultimate Premier League Ball, Adidas Predator “Coral Blaze”, Nike Vomero trainers, Under Armour Reign 6 and Everlast boxing gloves.
David Clark, chief customer officer at Sports Direct owner Frasers Group, said the campaign highlights Sports Direct’s focus on accessibility and participation: “We’re celebrating the spirit of sport at Christmas – inspiring people to move, stay active and have fun.”
The Just Getting Started campaign will run across broadcast, streaming and digital platforms throughout the festive period.
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Sports Direct has today launched its Christmas 2025 campaign under the title of ‘Just Getting Started’ and featuring a line-up of old and new sports stars, including former sprinter Linford Christie, boxer Conor Benn and Lioness Lauren James.

Building on last year’s ‘New Traditions Start Here’ campaign, the new message is all about helping everyone get started with something new, such as picking out the perfect piece of kit for someone joining a gym.

As well as elite athletes, the campaign also features “everyday heroes” including ‘Sports Direct Nan’ – described as “a true hero in her Nike tech tracksuit and Everlast boxing gloves”.

David Clark, Chief Customer Officer at Sports Direct owner Frasers Group, said: “This year, we’re celebrating the true spirit of sport at Christmas – inspiring people to move, stay active, and have fun. From finding the perfect gift to keeping the whole family moving, Sports Direct has something for everyone – from beginner to pro.
“With an unbeatable choice and the biggest brands in the game, Sports Direct is where the festive season kicks off.’’

The campaign spotlights ‘hero products’ including the Puma ‘Orbita Ultimate Premier League Ball’, Adidas Predator ‘Coral Blaze’ football boots, the TRIONDA ‘Official World Cup ’26 Ball’, Nike ‘Vomero’ trainers, Under Armour ‘Reign 6’ trainers and the latest Yeezy sneakers.
Other stars featured include England footballer Michelle Agyemang, boxer Skye Nicolson, England and British & Irish Lions star Tommy Freeman, as well as YouTuber/content creator, SV2.
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Cooper Flagg penalised by absence of starting point guard at Dallas?  Sports Mole
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Mateo Kovacic injury setback “a real shame” – but two Man City stars stand to benefit under Pep Guardiola  Sports Mole
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Nov 4, 2025
Staff photo by Fritz Busch Brown County Chief Deputy Jeremy Reed carries flowers he received on his last day on the job at the Brown County Law Enforcement Center Friday. Reed will become the Minnesota Hockey executive director in St. Paul.
NEW ULM — Outgoing Brown County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Jeremy Reed’s final radio message to his co-workers Friday was thanking them for their support during his 33 years in law enforcement.
One by one, sheriff’s office staff on duty thanked him for his service.
At 4 p.m. Friday, Reed walked out of the Brown County Law Enforcement Center for the final time.
“It’s been a lot of fun. This is a good group of people at the sheriff’s office and police department. I thanked everybody for their support and wish them good luck,” said Reed who worked in the New Ulm Police Department for 22 years as a patrolman, K-9 officer and investigator, reaching the rank of sergeant before joining the sheriff’s department.
Now he’s moving on to become the executive director of Minnesota Hockey. The organization has provided volunteer services for the development and promotion of state youth hockey since 1947.
A former New Ulm High School girls hockey coach, Reed served as District 4 director on the state board, was a committee chairman and Minnesota Hockey operations vice president for five years.
“I’m pretty fortunate to be able to work in a career involving hockey too, which I’m pretty passionate about. Law enforcement and hockey crossed paths. I have another opportunity,” he said. “Giving my final sign-off (for law enforcement radio) is kind of surreal. I’ve worked with some great people and including big mentors over the years in law enforcement.”
Reed said he’ll miss is law enforcement co-workers.
“They’re a very good, supportive group of people. In my years of law enforcement, the times have changed. Now I’m excited about new challenges ahead with hockey, he said. “It’s a great opportunity to move on. I always wondered what I would do when I retire from law enforcement. It happened a few years earlier than I originally anticipated.”
Reed said he plans to put his new plant in his new office in the Treasure Island Center building in downtown St. Paul.
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Nov 4, 2025
Bennett Stirtz
IOWA CITY — University of Iowa senior Bennett Stirtz has been named to the 2025-26 Oscar Robertson Trophy Preseason Watch List, it was announced Monday by the board of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.
It is the nation’s oldest award and the only one named after a former player.
It is the third preseason Player of the Year preseason nod for Stirtz as he was also named to the NABC Watch List on Friday and the Naismith Trophy Watch List this morning.
Stirtz has also been named a preseason All-American by CBS Sports (second team), Field of 68 (second team), Jon Rothstein (second team), Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook (fourth team) and Jay Bilas (honorable mention). He is also on the Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year Watch List.
Stirtz, who is in his first season as a Hawkeye, was an All-American by three outlets during the 2024-25 season at Drake. He was also tabbed as the Missouri Valley Conference Larry Bird Player of the Year and Missouri Valley Conference Newcomer of the Year.
He led the MVC in scoring (19.2), steals (2.21) and assist-to-turnover ratio (2.86), while ranking second in assists (5.7). He also led the NCAA in minutes played, averaging 39:22 per game.
Stirtz is one of 50 players nationally named to the Oscar Robertson Trophy Watch List.
At the conclusion of the regular season, the USBWA will name finalists for the award. The winner of the award will be announced at the 2026 Men’s Final Four in Indianapolis.
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