Sources: Dillingham signs new 5-year deal with Arizona State - ESPN
Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham has signed a new five-year contract that will average nearly $7.5 million over the course of the deal, sources told ESPN on Saturday.
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Bickerstaff says ref Goble entered game with bias against Pistons - ESPN
DALLAS — Detroit Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff singled out crew chief John Goble as «not objective» after their 116-114 overtime loss to the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday night.
Lakers' LeBron James seals win after Suns' Dillon Brooks ejected - ESPN
PHOENIX — Just moments after Dillon Brooks' talents helped lead a furious 20-point Phoenix Suns comeback in the fourth quarter Sunday — as he hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 12.2 seconds left — his temperament caused the momentum to swing right back in the Los Angeles Lakers' favor.
Ospreys make it two out of two in Europe after easing past Montauban
Ospreys made it two wins out of two in the European Challenge Cup after seeing off Montauban with a bonus-point 33-22 win at Stade Sapiac.
Scarlets swept aside by champions Bordeaux on chastening night
Scarlets were taught a lesson as they slipped to a second defeat in as many games in the European Champions Cup, going down 50-21 to Bordeaux at Stade Chaban-Delmas.
Letitia Sim breaks second SEA Games record in as many days as Singapore swimmers bag 3 more golds
SINGAPORE: Singapore's national swimmers brought home three gold and silver medals apiece and two bronzes on Thursday (Dec 11) - the second day of competition in the pool at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games.
Letitia Sim sets SEA Games record, but decade's long winning streaks end in the pool for Singapore
BANGKOK: Letitia Sim was the headline act of a two-gold effort by Singapore’s swim team on day one of swimming competition at the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, but a number of longstanding winning streaks also came to a halt on Wednesday (Dec 10).
Canadian swim star Penny Oleksiak denies drug use, says she'll keep training despite 2-year suspension
A two-year suspension from competitive swimming has forced Penny Oleksiak to answer questions about drug use, train by herself in public pools and defend her legacy as Canada’s most decorated female Olympian.