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ALBANY, N.Y. — With 6 seconds left and the game finally in hand following a wild fourth quarter, LSU guard Flau'Jae Johnson looked to the LSU crowd and gave a thumbs-up. Only a few seconds later, a 78-69 Sweet 16 victory over UCLA secure, she looked at the UCLA bench and its crowd, too, gesturing that this day belonged to her Tigers.
The Local Organising Committee (LOC) for this year’s National Sports Festival, tagged Gateway 2024, may have scored a great mark, if its declaration of securing a 25,000 hostel accommodation for athletes at Babcock University for the Games is anything to go by.
The male champion of the Gladiators has credited his army past for helping him win as he said 'quitting is not an option'. Finlay Anderson, 35, took the victory on the BBC game show reboot on Saturday night after beating Wesley Male in the final eliminator - a tough obstacle course.
LONDON, England :Cambridge's men and women rowers secured the double against Oxford for a second year in a row in the university boat race on Saturday.
Manchester United will be looking to continue the momentum from their thrilling win over Liverpool when they travel to Brentford on Saturday.
ALBANY, N.Y. — South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley has walked a fine line this season between instilling confidence in her players and being realistic about challenges the Gamecocks faced after losing six key players — five of them starters — from last year.
The lines have been so busy this week we bring you a special Saturday service of everyone's favourite call-in show.
The All India Football Federation (AIFF) on Saturday asked its executive committee member Deepak Sharma to refrain from game-related activities till the conclusion of a probe by a panel into his alleged physical assault of two women footballers in Goa. Two footballers of Himachal Pradesh-based Khad FC, taking part in the Indian Women's Football (IWL) League second division, had alleged that Sharma, the owner of the club, had barged into their room and physically assaulted them on the night of March 28. They filed a complaint with the competition committee of the AIFF and the Goa Football Association (GFA), which was hosting the tournament, also lodged a complaint at the Mapusa police station on the basis of the complaint of the two women footballers.