Last Night in College Basketball: Even Without Key Players, UConn Dominated
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Patriots' Vrabel not too worried about QB Maye's shoulder - ESPN
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The New England Patriots held their first practice Thursday leading up to Super Bowl LX, and anything relating to quarterback Drake Maye's injured right throwing shoulder was kept out of view of reporters.
NBA trade deadline: What should the Bucks do with Giannis? - ESPN
At some point between now and the 2026 NBA offseason, the Milwaukee Bucks will face a franchise-altering decision:
NFL Confidential: Sources Fume Over Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame Snub
The NFL world has reacted similarly to Bill Belichick's Pro Football Hall of Fame snub, as a lot of fans were wondering how this could happen.
Norris hails 'decent day' after first laps in new McLaren
Jan 28 : Formula One champion Lando Norris said he'd enjoyed a "decent day" in his new McLaren after completing 77 laps at the Barcelona shakedown test on Wednesday.
Williams say new F1 car now ready for testing
LONDON, Jan 28 : Williams will be ready to test in Bahrain next month after taking the "incredibly painful" decision to miss this week's Formula One shakedown in Barcelona, team boss James Vowles said on Wednesday.
Bills promote Joe Brady to head coach; Steelers complete Mike McCarthy homecoming
The Buffalo Bills stayed in-house by promoting offensive co-ordinator Joe Brady as their new head coach on Tuesday, in a move that provides continuity to a Josh Allen-led perennial winner that has accomplished everything short of reaching a Super Bowl.
Big Picture: How One Unlucky Play vs. Seattle Altered Rams QB Matthew Stafford’s Legacy
Lumen Field (Seattle) — Sean McVay called the play a "fortuitous bust" in Seattle's coverage. At first, Matthew Stafford refused to talk about it, but he later called it "a mishap" where the Seahawks "lucked into" double covering the right guy, running back Kyren Williams, on the Rams’ most important offensive play of the NFC Championship Game.