NCAA to discuss five-year eligibility proposal, reports say - ESPN
An NCAA panel is scheduled to discuss potential changes to eligibility rules that would incorporate age into the process, two people with knowledge of the situation said Wednesday.
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Maxwell Hiller, No. 2 OT in class of 2027, commits to Florida - ESPN
Five-star offensive tackle Maxwell Hiller, the No. 7 overall recruit in the SC Next Junior 300, told ESPN on Wednesday that he had committed to Florida.
Minnesota high school softball season faces strain of trans athlete conflict as Trump admin cracks down
NCAA softball player and former Minnesota high school softball player Kendall Kotzmacher spoke out against her state after the DOJ filed a lawsuit against the state's education agencies for not keeping biological males out of girls' sports.
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel responds after photos with New York Times NFL reporter leak
New England Patriots HC Mike Vrabel joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the Patriots clinching the AFC East and being in the running for the 1-seed, Drake Maye and his MVP-caliber season, and building a culture in New England.
ROC to compensate Russian athletes who missed Milano Cortina Games
April 8 : The Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) have said they will make cash payments to 116 athletes from the country who were unable to compete at the Milano Cortina Winter Games this year.
UConn's Auriemma apologizes to Staley, says 'I lost myself' - ESPN
UConn Huskies coach Geno Auriemma said in a statement Tuesday night that he «lost» himself with his behavior toward South Carolina coach Dawn Staley during his team's Final Four defeat last Friday.
Malone sees chance to be 'part of something special' at UNC - ESPN
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Six months ago, Michael Malone attended North Carolina basketball practices at the Dean Smith Center as a self-proclaimed outsider. On Tuesday, though, the former longtime NBA coach stood behind a lectern on that same hardwood and was embraced as a member of the Carolina family.
Robots behind the plate? Why baseball's challenge system is whole new ballgame for some umpires
Cincinnati Reds slugger Eugenio Suárez didn't like what he saw when a pitch he was thrown in the sixth inning was called a strike in a game earlier this season.