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The regular season feels like an eternity. But now, with the end in sight, it’s hard not to feel a tad wistful. Days offering ten or more games will soon be over. Half of the teams in the league will be rendered irrelevant. Still, we have several more weeks to enjoy. This Saturday, we zero in on a few games where the spunky underdog gets clocked by the playoff-bound squad.
The NCAA tournament field is fast approaching the Final Four. We're almost there. And, of course, there are betting opportunities galore. Our experts — ESPN analysts Doug Kezirian, «Stanford Steve» Coughlin, Chris «The Bear» Fallica, Joe Fortenbaugh, Dalen Cuff, Erin Dolan and Anita Marks — are here to give their best bets for the first two games of the Elite Eight. And if you've been picking upsets in your bracket, don't forget to check your status in ESPN's Tournament Challenge Second Chance!
The brilliance of Georgie Horjus has steered the Adelaide Thunderbirds to a 54-50 win over Collingwood in their Super Netball season opener.
CHICAGO — Jim Larrañaga knew the water his Miami players had doused him with was cold, but he couldn't remember the rest of the celebration.
So this is it for Jurgen Klopp and his Liverpool players. Another week of calm before the nine-week storm.
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Joanne Allen-Taylor scored 17 points, and Texas beat Ohio State 66-63 on Friday night to advance to the Elite Eight of the women’s NCAA Tournament.
GREENSBORO, N.C. — When South Carolina needed to put the game away in the fourth quarter against North Carolina in the Sweet 16 on Friday night, the Gamecocks predictably turned to their best player.
PHILADELPHIA — Back in the summer of 2009, two 20-something Iona assistant coaches walked out of an Orlando AAU event together. Out of nowhere, Duke men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski approached one of the men, draped his arm around Shaheen Holloway and informed him of his obscure niche in Duke lore.