TTU's Brendan Sorsby hires attorney to seek to regain NCAA eligibility - ESPN
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has retained attorney Jeffrey Kessler to try to regain his college eligibility, sources tell ESPN's Pete Thamel and Adam Schefter.
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While Toronto Tempo are new to WNBA, women's basketball has long history in Canada
The WNBA, not surprisingly, chose Canada as the country to extend its footprint outside of the U.S. for the first time.
Chicago Sky waive Hailey Van Lith just one year after selecting her with 11th overall pick
Kyle Whittingham sounded off on the reality of $50M rosters in college football, raising serious questions about where the sport is headed.
California junior college athletes speak out on trans controversy that's now in the Trump admin's crosshairs
Santa Rosa Junior College volleyball player Madison Shaw spoke about how her future college sports plans were ruined when her team was caught up in a trans athlete controversy.
2026 College Football Rankings: Oregon, Notre Dame Highlight Post-Spring Top 25
We're still several months away from the first practices of fall ball, but there are already seven teams that I believe are in a tier of their own ahead of the 2026 college football season.
Raiders' Fernando Mendoza faces criticism from college football coach over NFL readiness
Leigh Steinberg, who has represented the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft a record eight times, gives his analysis on projected first pick Fernando Mendoza.
Amazon’s Duke deal hits immediate snag as Big Ten pushes back on Michigan game
OutKick's Chad Withrow and Jonathan Hutton discuss what has led to Kentucky's downfall as a premiere college basketball program.
Sources: Sky sign G Natasha Cloud, waive Hailey Van Lith - ESPN
The Chicago Sky have signed guard Natasha Cloud, one of the highest-profile free agents who was still on the market, with sources telling ESPN the deal is for one year at $555,000.
From paddock to pitch, Miami stadium races to prepare for World Cup after F1
MIAMI, May 4 : Formula One has been and gone for another year but Miami's Hard Rock Stadium is now in a race to get ready for the soccer World Cup starting next month.