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INDIANAPOLIS — Retaining unrestricted free agent Kelsey Mitchell is a top offseason priority for the Indiana Fever, both general manager Amber Cox and coach Stephanie White acknowledged Saturday morning. The four-time All-Star had a career year in which she set the WNBA single-season records for points scored and 3-point field goals made.
AMES, Iowa — Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton said he felt like he was playing too fast during Indiana's 123-112 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves in its preseason opener at Iowa State on Wednesday night, Haliburton's first game in more than 16 months.
The Indiana Pacers' first preseason game of the year will take place at Iowa State on Wednesday, and Tyrese Haliburton wanted to make sure Cyclones students could come to the game.
With seven of the top 10 teams in the AP poll on the road in Week 5, the schedule could have led to chaos and resetting of the College Football Playoff bubble. Instead, six of the seven teams won convincingly.
Oct 6 : UEFA will investigate an alleged spitting incident from Sunday's Nations League game between Ireland and Israel, in which an Israeli player was accused of spitting at a member of the Irish coaching staff as the teams left the pitch at halftime.
If there is one play that personifies this season for the Tampa Bay Rays, that illustrates exactly the way they play the game, it came Sept. 22 in the second game of a crucial doubleheader in New York against the Yankees.
Minutes after the Tigers finished stomping No. 8 Florida on Saturday, Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz attempted to downplay his team's 45-17 victory.
Texas had the week off, while fellow unbeatens Georgia, Notre Dame, Miami and Indiana all rolled. But it was a big week for some of the other blue bloods of college football. Some, such as Ohio State and Alabama, asserted themselves in dominant wins over conference foes. Others, such as Florida, had their hot starts to the season ended abruptly. With the meat of the conference season ahead, there will be no more hiding.
Not long after the start of what turned into a 56-26 loss to Oregon State on Saturday in Fort Collins, Colorado State defensive coordinator Tyson Summers was nowhere to be found.