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NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament: 68 players to know heading into the Big Dance

It's almost time for the stars to hit the dance floor and make their mark on the madness of March. That's the beauty of this tournament. It's where Jack Gohlke can go from an unknown to a household name overnight. It's where Stephen Curry can author a legendary run at Davidson. It's how Doug Edert and Saint Peter's can steal the headlines or Donte DiVincenzo can become the hero of a national championship game and significantly boost his NBA Draft stock in one night.

Virgin Media is giving out free iPads - here's how to get yours today

Apple's iPads are highly coveted devices that users love to use for catching up TV while on the go, or even for getting a bit of work done, and Virgin Media is giving these expensive gadgets out for free right now. The broadband company has launched a tempting new deal that if you sign up for, you'll be rewarded with a brand new iPad worth £279 [via Mirror Online].

Why a tennis players' association has sued the groups that run the sport - and what they want

Ons Jabeur is a three-time Grand Slam finalist with more than $13 million US in prize money by age 30, and as she looked out at the main court used for the Miami Open this week and next, she rattled off a lengthy list of things she thinks could be fixed in professional tennis to help all players.

2025 Men's March Madness odds: Back UCSD, Colorado State to cover in Round of 64

The college basketball madness officially begins this week. This should be an absolute blast.

Front-runner Samaranch warns of unpredictability of IOC presidency vote

PYLOS, Greece : Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr is one of the front runners to become the next president of the International Olympic Committee but the Spaniard knows the unpredictability of the election by elimination that will take place on Thursday.

I am still in the IOC race, says cycling chief Lappartient

PYLOS, Greece : David Lappartient, one of seven candidates to head the International Olympic Committee, said on Wednesday the race ahead of Thursday's vote was still too close to call and he expected several rounds of voting for a majority result.

PM Narendra Modi Meets Special Olympics World Winter Games Contingent In Parliament

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met the Special Olympics World Winter Games contingent in Parliament and congratulated the athletes for their historic campaign, where they won 33 medals, including 8 gold, 18 silver, and 7 bronze medals. "I am immensely proud of our athletes who have brought glory to the nation at the Special Olympics World Winter Games held in Turin, Italy! Our incredible contingent has brought home 33 medals. Met the contingent in Parliament and congratulated them for their accomplishments," PM Modi posted on X.

MLB's villains or heroes? How Los Angeles Dodgers got here - ESPN

The Los Angeles Dodgers aren't just a baseball team these days. They are a symbol. For fans of the other 29 major league clubs, they are a source of either indignation or longing. For rival owners — and the commissioner who answers to them — they exemplify a widening payroll disparity that must be addressed. For players, and the union that represents them, they are a beacon, embodying all the traits of successful organizations: astute at player development, invested in behind-the-scenes components that make a difference and, most prominently, eager to pump their outsized revenues back into the roster.

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NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament: 68 players to know heading into the Big Dance

Virgin Media is giving out free iPads - here's how to get yours today

Why a tennis players' association has sued the groups that run the sport - and what they want

2025 Men's March Madness odds: Back UCSD, Colorado State to cover in Round of 64

Front-runner Samaranch warns of unpredictability of IOC presidency vote

I am still in the IOC race, says cycling chief Lappartient

PM Narendra Modi Meets Special Olympics World Winter Games Contingent In Parliament

MLB's villains or heroes? How Los Angeles Dodgers got here - ESPN