Hannah Hidalgo sets NCAA, Notre Dame records in historic performance
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Lakers' Luka Doncic reacts to Mavericks firing of general manager Nico Harrison
Luka Doncic led the Los Angeles Lakers to a 118-116 win over the San Antonio Spurs without LeBron James and Austin Reaves. Colin Cowherd asks if the Lakers are serious title contenders with this core.
Jameis Winston Drops 'Hamilton' Reference to Show Excitement for First Giants Start
Jameis Winston is ready for his Broadway moment.
Livvy Dunne celebrates Paul Skenes' Cy Young Award honor
Ken Rosenthal joins First Things First to weigh in on the trade rumors surrounding Paul Skenes. Rosenthal breaks down whether the Pittsburgh Pirates would actually consider moving their young star or if he’s truly untouchable.
Collision leaves Atletico's Medina with head injury
Atletico Madrid defender Andrea Medina suffered a concussion following a collision during her side's 2-1 Champions League group-stage home defeat to Juventus on Wednesday, the Spanish club said on Thursday.
Wallabies turn to fresh legs as Schmidt seeks positives in tough season
DUBLIN :Australia are hoping fresh legs in their team will give them a much-needed lift as they continue to labour through the last weeks of their season, coach Joe Schmidt said on Thursday.
FIFA clears 2 recruits for Congo to play in African qualifying playoffs
ZURICH: FIFA approved two soccer players to change national eligibility to Congo from Belgium ahead of 2026 World Cup qualifying playoffs for Africa starting Thursday. Celtic forward Michel-Ange Balikwisha and Standard Liege goalkeeper Matthieu Epolo are now available to play for Congo against Cameroon in a playoffs semifinal. Both players have Congolese family ties and were born in Belgium. They represented Belgium at youth and Under-21 level though not the senior national team, which let FIFA approve the changes. FIFA said Epolo’s move was approved Wednesday and Balikwisha was cleared Tuesday. The winner of Congo vs.
Turkiye imposes bans on 102 players in gambling probe
ANKARA: Turkiye’s football federation (TFF) on Thursday imposed bans of various lengths against 102 players from its league’s top two tiers as part of a probe into alleged betting on matches, with Galatasaray’s Eren Elmali and Metehan Baltaci among those sanctioned. Earlier this month, the TFF suspended 149 referees and assistant referees after an investigation found that officials working in the country’s professional leagues were betting on football matches. The probe widened on Monday with the arrest of eight people, including the chairman of a top-tier club, and the suspension of 1,024 players from all leagues as the investigation continues. Matches in the second and third-tier leagues were also suspended for two weeks. In a statement, the TFF’s Professional Football Disciplinary Council (PFDK) announced the bans that local media said involved 25 players from the top-tier Super Lig and 77 players from the second tier. Under the measure, the PFDK imposed bans of 45 days and nine months on Elmali and Baltaci, respectively.