Orlando Brown represents self to land 2-year Bengals extension - ESPN
CINCINNATI — Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. signed a two-year extension on Thursday. And he negotiated it on his own.
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Jim Boeheim says Syracuse players cost Adrian Autry his job - ESPN
Jim Boeheim defended Adrian Autry as «a good coach,» saying his dismissal from Syracuse was a result of poor performance by the Orange's best players and lack of NIL funding for the program.
Pakistan spinner Abrar signed by Indian-owned Sunrisers Leeds in Hundred auction
March 12 : Leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed was bought by Sunrisers Leeds for 190,000 pounds ($254,201.00) in the men's auction for The Hundred on Thursday, despite media reports that Indian-owned teams might avoid signing cricketers from Pakistan.
Source: Nate Ament set to play for Tennessee in SEC tournament - ESPN
Tennessee star freshman Nate Ament is expected to return to the lineup for the No. 25 Volunteers against Auburn in Thursday's SEC quarterfinals, a source told ESPN.
Cowboys, 49ers Make a Big Trade: San Francisco Reportedly Acquires DT Osa Odighizuwa
Last offseason, the Dallas Cowboys liked defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa enough that they signed him to a four-year, $80 million extension. Now, the team is parting ways with Odighizuwa.
Major start-line shunt inevitable unless engine rules changed, drivers say
BEIJING, March 12 : A massive start-line crash seems inevitable this season unless Formula One's new engine regulations are tweaked, several drivers said ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix, with some teams' power units now seeing cars pull away far faster than others.
F1 is back so make sure you don't miss a thing with our free enhanced coverage
It’s finally here! The new Formula 1 season is upon us with the lights set to go out for the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, March 8. And what a year we have in store, with endless storylines to follow in this new era for the sport.
New F1 regulations take bravery out of the sport, drivers say
SHANGHAI, March 12 : The new Formula One engine and chassis regulations for the 2026 season have taken some of the bravery out of the sport, several drivers said ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, as teams grapple with the biggest rules overhaul in decades.