Sources - Louisville targeting Pat Kelsey for basketball coach - ESPN
Louisville is targeting Charleston's Pat Kelsey as its next head coach, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.
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'He's brilliant' - what Jude Bellingham, Gary Lineker and others have said about Man United's Kobbie Mainoo
Kobbie Mainoo was the man of the match on his first start for England last night in their 2-2 draw with Belgium.
Chennaiyin FC's Bijay Chhetri Signs For Latin American Club Colon FC
Indian defender Bijay Chhetri has joined Uruguayan football club Colon FC on loan until the year-end, his Indian Super League (ISL) club Chennaiyin FC said on Wednesday. Chhetri thus became the first Indian footballer to sign for a Latin American club. Colon is based in Montevideo, while the club competes in Segunda Division Professional (second division) of the country, where it is currently placed third on the Group B league table. "I feel so excited to get this opportunity for the new challenge in my professional career. I hope to put in good performances to enhance my game, repay the trust shown in me by Colon FC and to keep the Indian flag flying high," Bijay said in a release.
Inside the Chargers trade that blindsided Keenan Allen - ESPN
CLAD IN HIS Chicago Bears gear at the University of Southern California's pro day on March 20, Keenan Allen exchanged pleasantries with his potential future quarterback, Caleb Williams, and Bears personnel.
Lauren Jackson comes out of retirement again in a bid to play for Australia at the Olympics
Basketball star Lauren Jackson is coming out of retirement again in a bid to make the Australian team and compete at a fifth Olympics.
Breaking down different outcomes for the 2024 Dodgers - ESPN
Given the events of last week, the 2024 season for the Los Angeles Dodgers promises to be even wilder and more unpredictable than anyone could have imagined. After committing nearly $1.2 billion in the offseason to sign Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto and acquire-and-extend Tyler Glasnow — plus signing Teoscar Hernandez, James Paxton and Joe Kelly — the Dodgers are the favorite to win it all. It's World Series-or-bust for them.
Davis leads Lakers comeback over Bucks in overtime thriller
LOS ANGELES: Anthony Davis led a stunning late fightback as the Los Angeles Lakers overturned a 19-point fourth quarter deficit to defeat the Milwaukee Bucks 128-124 in double overtime on Tuesday (Mar 26).
'Unpredictable' Lakers rally from 19 down to beat Bucks in 2OT - ESPN
MILWAUKEE — Exhausted from logging 52 minutes, 51 seconds — the most playing time of his career and most by a Los Angeles Lakers player since Kobe Bryant in 2012 — and hobbled by a sore knee that required treatment during the game, all Anthony Davis could do was smile after outlasting the Milwaukee Bucks 128-124 in double overtime on Tuesday.