UConn's Dan Hurley hears boos after Final Four win over Illinois
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The International Olympic Committee announces a new policy for women's sports, mandating gene screening to ensure only biological females compete, citing fairness and safety. Former Olympian Kirsty Coventry and others advocate for the policy, with Caitlyn Jenner noting a "domino effect" on other sports organizations. The move comes as US gas prices rise, affecting Americans' personal financial situations, with a Fox News poll showing 46% are falling behind financially.
UCLA HC Mick Cronin joins Colin Cowherd to break down Illinois, Michigan, Arizona and UConn's styles of play ahead of the Final Four. He then reacts to Tommy Lloyd's extension with Arizona, breaks down Keaton Wagler's game and how he coaches players with NIL dominating college basketball.
Michigan, Arizona, Illinois, and UConn are in the Final Four. Colin Cowherd discusses the matchups and asks if this is the best Final Four ever.
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They don't come any tougher — especially mentally — than Dawn Staley. She didn't, by accident, drive her way out of North Philadelphia to become an All-American, All-WNBA and Olympic gold medal-winning player, and then an iconic, hard-charging national championship-winning coach.
INDIANAPOLIS — Joey Crawford, one of the most polarizing NBA referees during his lengthy stint in the league, said the new challenge systems across sports are good because they hold officials accountable.