Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter goes No 2 to Jaguars after blockbuster trade
Former NFL wide receiver told Fox News Digital what he thinks about Travis Hunter's position fit at the pro level ahead of the NFL Draft this week.
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Jaguars trade up to No. 2, pick Travis Hunter in NFL draft - ESPN
The Jacksonville Jaguars traded up to acquire the No. 2 overall pick on Thursday and selected wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter.
Cavaliers' Evan Mobley named Defensive Player of the Year - ESPN
Evan Mobley was a big winner in more ways than one Thursday night.
Division II football playoffs expand from 28 to 32 teams - ESPN
INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division II football playoffs will expand from 28 to 32 teams beginning this season to accommodate the format change that will award automatic bids to all 16 conferences.
Kobe Bryant debut Lakers jersey sells for record $7 million - ESPN
A jersey photo-matched to seven games in Kobe Bryant's 1996-97 rookie season for the Los Angeles Lakers — including his preseason debut on Oct. 16, 1996; his regular-season debut on Nov. 3, 1996; and his NBA media day — sold for $7 million at Sotheby's on Thursday. The jersey last sold for $115,242 at auction in 2012.
What if ... the 49ers drafted Aaron Rodgers instead of Alex Smith in the 2005 NFL Draft?
Editor's note: Throughout the history of sports, there have been countless moments that have made us wonder how things would differ if just one circumstance or decision had been changed. "What if" is a series in which we will examine how the trajectory of several athletes and teams could have looked had major moments gone in a different direction. While it's impossible to predict how these outcomes would have played out, that doesn't make it any less fascinating to discuss.
Knicks' Jalen Brunson wins NBA's Clutch Player of Year award - ESPN
After arriving in New York three years ago, Knicks star Jalen Brunson has become the face of the franchise.
Mondo Duplantis, Simone Biles Win Top Honours At Laureus World Sports Awards
Star pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis was named the Laureus World Sportsman of the Year, while American gymnast Simone Biles bagged the top women's honour at the Laureus World Sports Awards ceremony here on Monday. The 25-year-old Duplantis, regarded as the greatest pole vaulter of all time, was fourth-time lucky after being nominated in each of the past three years. He became only the second track-and-field athlete after four-time winner Usain Bolt to claim the prestigious award.