Ole Miss' Chambliss: 'A little frustrated' NCAA yet to rule - ESPN
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss already agreed to a deal to return to Ole Miss next season. Now, he has to wait to see if he'll be eligible to play.
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Ex-Texas WR Jordan Shipley in critical but stable condition - ESPN
Former Texas Longhorns star Jordan Shipley is in critical but stable condition after suffering «severe» burns in an accident on his ranch in Texas on Tuesday, his family said.
LeBron says he's fitting his game around Luka, as it should be - ESPN
NEW ORLEANS — As much as LeBron James' recent scoring surge — including 30 points in the Lakers' 111-103 win over the Pelicans — has proven once again that his career defies convention for an aging star, James reiterated the pecking order for L.A. on Tuesday night.
Neymar extends Santos deal through 2026, eyeing World Cup return
SAO PAULO, Jan 6 : Neymar has agreed to extend his contract with Santos until the end of 2026, the Brazilian club said on Tuesday, as he maintains hopes of a World Cup call-up despite recent injuries.
Ex-MSU star Paul Davis apologizes for verbally abusing ref - ESPN
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Former Michigan State and NBA player Paul Davis has apologized for verbally abusing an official at the Breslin Center and being removed from his seat during the 12th-ranked Spartans' 80-51 victory over Southern California on Monday.
The Olympics are a month away — here's some stuff to get excited about
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Tom Izzo 'ticked' at Paul Davis over ex-Michigan State star's ejection - ESPN
Michigan State coach Tom Izzo said former Spartans star Paul Davis deserved his ejection from the stands during Monday night's game against USC.
Chelsea chase stability with Rosenior as owners lay out new long‑term blueprint
Jan 6 : Chelsea have tried almost everything since BlueCo swept in with promises of modernisation in 2022, with heavy spending, long contracts and youth-heavy squads, but what has remained elusive is the one thing the club once took for granted - stability.