CBS NFL analyst Tony Romo arrested on suspicion of OWI - ESPN
MILWAUKEE — CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has been arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence.
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Sources: Duke-Michigan game off; Texas Tech replaces Wolverines - ESPN
The highly anticipated Dec. 21 nonconference game between Duke and Michigan has been called off, sources told ESPN on Friday.
Askren returns to mat after '25 lung transplant, loses at RAF 11 - ESPN
Former U.S. Olympian and NCAA Division I national champion Ben Askren wrestled for the final time Saturday in an improbable return one year removed from double lung transplant surgery.
Illinois awards AD Josh Whitman with extension, raise - ESPN
Illinois athletic director Josh Whitman received a contract extension through 2036 that includes a significant raise.
Bryce Harper blames FanDuel for Cameo controversy after reading sportsbook's name on camera
Dan Dakich reacts to WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert no-showing for her appearance on Dan Patrick's show last week.
Bobby Portis Jr reveals the surprising reason behind his new Miami Heat jersey number
Tim Hardaway Jr. is following his father's footsteps after joining the Miami Heat, but his dad says his retired No. 10 is off-limits, even for his son. (This video contains AI-assisted content.)
Bryce Harper video to FanDuel user with gambling addiction under review by Pennsylvania officials
Gen Z journalist Eli Thompson and recovered gambling addict LJ Ruggiero raise alarm about the rapid increase in sports betting addiction, particularly among young men. They highlight the prevalence of online gambling apps, the deceptive nature of small bets escalating into significant losses and the impact of gambling addiction compared to substance abuse, urging early intervention.
Senators are definitely not still bitter about Brady Tkachuk trade, launch lame jersey exchange program
Dan Dakich reacts to Stephanie White sticking up for Alyssa Thomas instead of Caitlin Clark.