This Just In: Olivia Dunne Still A Competitive Gymnast At LSU - And A Good One
BATON ROUGE, La. - People may have forgotten that Olivia Dunne is an actual gymnast for No. 2-ranked LSU.
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Sources -- Bama's Nate Oats to be among highest-paid college coaches - ESPN
Nate Oats and Alabama have agreed a long-term contract extension that will make him one of the five highest-paid coaches in the country, sources told ESPN.
Blaise Taylor, former Arkansas State star, arrested on suspicion of poisoning, killing pregnant girlfriend
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GMP up powers in Bury after third knife attack in four days as violence between rival gangs escalates
A third knife incident in four days in the Bury area has led to an extension of stop and search powers for police. The move comes after a triple stabbing on Monday in the town centre, an attempted knifing at Whitefield Metrolink on Wednesday and another incident last night. All three are believed to be linked, say police.
When do March Madness brackets come out? - ESPN
College basketball fans are eagerly awaiting the 2024 NCAA tournament, which starts on Thursday, March 21. The bracket reveal is the doorway to March Madness action. Here's what fans need to know about this year's announcement.
Sources - Conferences, Notre Dame agree to new playoff deal - ESPN
All nine FBS conferences and Notre Dame have agreed to the next College Football Playoff contract, which will begin in 2026 and bring the sport's postseason much closer to an expected 14-team field with guarantees for conference champions.
Ex-Arkansas State star Blaise Taylor facing murder charges - ESPN
Blaise Taylor, a former college football star at Arkansas State who has worked as an analyst on college football staffs and as an NFL scout, has been arrested on suspicion in the poisoning deaths of his girlfriend and her unborn child in Nashville, Tennessee.
Clay Travis reacts to Nick Saban forecasting 'serious problems' ahead for college sports
OutKick founder Clay Travis reacts to former Alabama coach Nick Saban's comments on the NIL system in college sports.