Former Italy coach Gattuso joins Lazio as manager
June 23 : Former Italy coach Gennaro Gattuso, who left the national team after they failed to qualify for the World Cup, has joined Lazio as manager, the Serie A club said on Tuesday.
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Sources: Wolves' Dosunmu intends to sign 5-year, $112M deal - ESPN
Free agent guard Ayo Dosunmu intends to sign a five-year, $112 million contract to return to the Minnesota Timberwolves, with a player option in the fifth season, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania on Monday night.
Clock is ticking as Senators Ted Cruz, Maria Cantwell push for SEC, Big Ten buy-In on college sports bill
Trey Wallace tells Dan Dakich what the most interesting elements are that could be included in a new college sports bill.
How 'Take Me Home, Country Roads' became the World Cup anthem of Team USA amid hot start
Former pro soccer player and Seattle Sounders chaplain Jesse Bradley discusses the U.S. Men's National Team's historic start at the 2026 World Cup, winning its first two group stage matches since 1930. Bradley emphasizes the team's inspiring public faith, leading to Bible studies and prayer after games, and how it unites Americans through soccer, a sport now surging in popularity.
Golf Channel analyst calls Long Island fans 'a stain on the game' after US Open incidents
Dan Dakich asks if Angel Reese would be able to handle the criticism other athletes in non-team sports receive.
WWE star Danhausen throws his hat in the ring for UK prime minister
WWE star Danhausen asked the London crowd if they would be interested in him becoming the next UK prime minister.
World Cup superstars on full display as Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland shine in Monday's slate
Sacha Kljestan, Brad Guzan and Melissa Ortiz react to Argentina's 2-0 win over Austria, thanks to Leo Messi's brace making him the all-time goalscorer (18 goals) in FIFA World Cup history. Argentina is also moving on to the Round of 32.
Linda Cohn, one of the few SportsCenter anchors who always put the fan first, set to retire from ESPN
King Randall exposes how the media manufactures national division for profit, sharing his firsthand experience with outside agitators who "had to be sent" to stage riots in our communities. He also breaks down how modern narratives and white liberals strip young men of their backbone by pretending to be allies while tearing down traditional discipline. To fight back, Randall provides a rugged blueprint for rebuilding masculinity by teaching boys essential blue-collar trades—like changing oil and home repair—to give them real-world confidence and pride.