AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCollege Sports Legal Shock: A Texas judge granted Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby a temporary injunction to play this fall after the NCAA deemed him ineligible for sports wagering, while the NCAA says it will appeal. NCAA Track & Field in Eugene: Auburn’s Ja’Kobe Tharp shattered the 110 hurdles world record at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, and Oregon’s own Ben Smith won shot put—plus Arkansas’ Jelani Watkins missed the 200 finals by thousandths. Portland Pride + Public Space: Darcelle XV Plaza is set to open later this month as Portland’s “Queer living room,” with a stage, dog park, and signature pink triangle shade. Arts in the Community: Mix Park unveiled 16 new student-created artworks for “Art in the Park,” running through October. Pop Culture in Oregon: Dark Horse founder Mike Richardson plans a comics-and-pop-culture museum in Milwaukie, with plans for talks, workshops, and film/creator programming. Local Culture Calendar: Oregon Community Calendar highlights June 11-21 events, from library and author nights to family-friendly happenings.
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