Judge rules Matt Weiss must face aggravated ID theft charges - ESPN
A federal judge has denied a motion by former Michigan co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Matt Weiss to have 10 aggravated identity theft counts against him dismissed.
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NBA All-Value Team: Bobby Marks picks his 15-player roster - ESPN
All 525 NBA players under contract this season have value. For some, such as supermax stars Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Nikola Jokic and Giannis Antetokounmpo, that value is easy to spot.
Sherrone Moore accused of sending strange messages to multiple women amid controversy
Ed Orgeron tells Fox News Digital that Sherrone Moore can bounce back from his firing and arrest and hopes he can get his mental health right.
Liverpool man denies racially abusing footballer Antoine Semenyo
A Liverpool man has denied racially abusing footballer Antoine Semenyo during a match at Anfield.
Ex-players lose UK court bid to block disclosure orders in concussion lawsuit
LONDON, Dec 22 : Hundreds of former rugby players must hand over medical records and neurological test results after Britain's High Court on Monday dismissed their challenge to a requirement that they do so, clearing away an obstacle in a concussion lawsuit launched more than four years ago.
American Tien defeats Belgian Blockx to win Next Gen ATP Finals title
JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia, Dec 21 : American Learner Tien overpowered Belgian opponent Alexander Blockx 4-3(4) 4-2 4-1 to win the Next Gen ATP Finals on Sunday, the year-ending exhibition tournament between the eight highest-ranked players on the tour aged 20 and under.
How Eva Hudson and Kentucky are finding joy on brink of national title - ESPN
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Eva Hudson watched as her teammate Kassie O'Brien set the ball toward the left side of the net. Hudson's eyes stayed locked in as she launched her body feet above the ground. Propelling her arm back, the 6-foot-1 Kentucky senior pounded the volleyball over the net.
Lakers' Smart fined $35K for obscene gesture toward official - ESPN
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Los Angeles Lakers guard Marcus Smart was fined $35,000 for making an obscene gesture toward a game official at halftime of L.A.'s 143-135 win over the Utah Jazz on Thursday, the league announced Saturday.