Sahil Kurup is a journalist who has written for various publications, including the Detroit Free Press, The Kitsap Sun, and Yahoo Sports. His articles primarily focus on college football, covering topics such as team histories, rankings, and coaching changes.
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Sahil Kurup's coverage primarily focuses on college football and related events. His articles revolve around specific teams, coaches, and players within the college football landscape.
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John Hunter Nemechek loses the handle of his No. 42 exiting Turn 2, and his day is done after making contact with the inside wall at Atlanta.
By: Mary Omatiga, Nick Zaccardi, Sahil Kurup
Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill addresses getting detained by Miami-Dade Police before Week 1 game against the Jaguars, explaining how he wants to turn the situation into a positive for both parties.
By: Sahil Kurup, Mary Omatiga, Nick Zaccardi
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Chris Buescher hits Ryan Blaney and gets into Martin Truex Jr. at Atlanta, sparking trouble for two NASCAR Cup Series playoff drivers, with Truex getting the worst of the damage.
New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo recaps his squad's 16-10 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals and explains his mindset going into Week 2 as the Patriots play host to the Seattle Seahawks.
Joey Logano opens the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs with a win in overtime at Atlanta by way of "incredible execution" and shares why this win is that much more special.
With help from his teammate Ryan Blaney, Joey Logano powers to the win at Atlanta in the first race of the Cup Series playoffs, and a big wreck ensues deeper in the field coming to the checkered flag.
By: Dustin Long, Nick Zaccardi, Sahil Kurup
HAMPTON, Ga. — Since 2014, Joey Logano has reached the Championship 4 in every even-numbered year, winning the championship in 2018 and '22.
Daniel Suarez falls just short of the season sweep at Atlanta Motor Speedway, and he runs through what he could have done differently on the final restart to overtake Joey Logano for the win.
Ryan Blaney was 32nd with 50 laps to go at Atlanta, but a remarkable recovery had him challenging for the win and coming home third in the first race of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.
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