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LAS VEGAS — The Las Vegas Aces won their 17th consecutive game Sunday, as they opened their WNBA playoff run with a 102-77 decision over the Seattle Storm. One more victory will tie the 24-year-old league record and put Las Vegas into the WNBA semifinals for the seventh season in a row. But it's another number that means the most to the Aces now.
Archie Manning said that Arch Manning "will be at Texas" next season. Colin Cowherd asks whether or not Arch Manning should skip the 2026 Draft.
DETROIT — Lions defensive back Brian Branch described Sunday's divisional game against the Bears as «personal» given it was the first between the teams since Ben Johnson left Detroit to take over as Chicago's coach.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — In a celebratory New England Patriots locker room following a 33-27 win over the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium, where music was blaring and players celebrated owner Robert Kraft presenting Mike Vrabel a game ball for his first win as New England head coach, receiver Stefon Diggs took stock of another top storyline of the day.
Fox News correspondent Christina Coleman highlights celebrities' tributes to Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk on 'Fox Report.'
MISANO ADRIATICO, Italy : Ducati's Marc Marquez resisted a spirited challenge from Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi to win the San Marino Grand Prix on Sunday, taking his revenge after crashing out of the lead in Saturday's sprint, and inching closer to the MotoGP title.
MUNICH, Germany : Bundesliga top scorer Harry Kane scored twice as champions Bayern Munich dismantled promoted former European champions Hamburg SV 5-0 in the Bundesliga on Saturday, to make it three wins from three league games this season.
CHICAGO — Nearly a decade after helping the Chicago Cubs to its first World Series title in 108 years, former first baseman Anthony Rizzo returned to Wrigley Field on Saturday to officially retire from playing while being appointed an ambassador to the team. Rizzo, 36, played for the New York Yankees in the World Series last fall but mounting injuries contributed to him calling it quits this season.