Former Tulane wing Kam Williams commits to Kentucky - ESPN
Former Tulane wing Kam Williams, one of the best shooters in the transfer portal, told ESPN on Friday that he has committed to Mark Pope and Kentucky.
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My Bloody Valentine announce first UK headline tour in over a decade, including big Manchester show
Rock band My Bloody Valentine have announced their first UK headline tour in over a decade - with a show in Manchester kicking things off.
Four big bands, one incredible solo artist and a summer festival with tickets now on sale
Mother’s Day is almost upon us - and if you haven’t yet found a gift for the special women in your life, don’t worry.
Blackstone Edge fire LIVE updates as crews begin second day tackling huge beauty spot blaze
Firefighters are in attendance at a Rochdale beauty spot after a blaze broke out last night.
Novak Djokovic Becomes Oldest Masters Semi-Finalist In Miami; Jakub Mensik, Taylor Fritz Through
Novak Djokovic turned on the style to take his place in the last four of the Miami Open with an impressive 6-3, 7-6 (7/4) win over American Sebastian Korda, becoming the oldest man to reach a Masters 1000 semi-final. The 37-year-old Serb made a strong start against Korda, breaking early to get a first set advantage that he never let slip but Korda showed great resilience in the second set, taking the contest to a tie-break. But the fourth seed, looking for his seventh Miami Open title but first since 2016, again came up strong, sealing the win with a powerful ace.
March Madness live tracker for Thursday's Sweet 16 games - ESPN
March Madness rolls into the Sweet 16 as the men's NCAA tournament resumes Thursday night, and we're here to track all the on- and off-court action.
Cardinals' Nolan Arenado soaks in post-HR curtain call - ESPN
ST. LOUIS — Nolan Arenado's eighth-inning blast didn't give the St. Louis Cardinals the lead — they were already in front at the time — nor did it complete a big day for him at the plate.
Already 2-0, Dodgers are the center of the spectacle on Opening Day - ESPN
IN THE HALLWAY outside a cramped interview room in the Tokyo Dome, Shohei Ohtani loomed in the rear doorway, towering over nearly everyone around him, his shoulders filling the entire frame. It was here that he faced his worst fear: Nothing to do and nowhere to go. A large man in a small space, happiest when he has a bat to swing or a ball to throw, grew more impatient with every passing moment.