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Florida will start Aaron Philo at quarterback when the No. 17 Gators try to end a five-game losing streak against No. 3 Georgia in Atlanta on Saturday, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are signing forward Ochai Agbaji to fill their open roster spot in the wake of major injuries suffered by starting wings Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania.
The Baltimore Ravens plan to have quarterback Lamar Jackson return for Sunday's game at the Buffalo Bills, coach Jesse Minter said Friday.
The 2026-27 MLB hot stove was lit just days after the Milwaukee Brewers hoisted the franchise's first World Series championship trophy.
Bo Bichette will exercise his $42 million player option to remain with the New York Mets next season, a source confirmed to ESPN, as an offseason of uncertainty across the majors with a looming lockout kicks off following the conclusion of the World Series.
Kenyan female marathon runners are the focus of a new E60 special, 'Still They Run'. The documentary explores the growing epidemic of gender-based violence against Kenya's female running champions, revealing a disturbing reality: The more they win, the greater the danger they face at home.
Hello and welcome to live coverage of the All Stars awards ceremony, which will be presented at a special black-tie function held in Dublin’s RDS. The ceremony will take place between 7.30pm and 9pm tonight. The football team has already been announced, while we wait to hear the hurling team for this year. We will also hear who won footballer and hurler of the year.
Few teams have been as good as Munster at turning a snub or a slight, perceived or otherwise, into motivational ammunition, and the Sharks from Durban can expect plenty of bite from Clayton McMillan’s side when they rock up at Thomond Park this Saturday (5.30pm).