Colorado will retire Shedeur Sanders' No. 2, Travis Hunter's No. 12
Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter left big footprints in only two seasons on the field at Colorado.
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NBA playoffs 2025: All 20 teams vying for a championship - ESPN
The 2025 NBA playoffs are set! An exciting final week saw the Eastern Conference bracket finalized on Friday. The West wasn't set until the last game, an overtime clash between Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors and Kawhi Leonard and the LA Clippers. There are now officially 20 teams fighting for a chance to win the Larry O'Brien trophy, five of which have never won it all.
Manchester United must offload 12 players to give Ruben Amorim green light for summer revolution
If Manchester United were not involved in the Europa League, the chances are a lot of their supporters would have zoned out by now.
Significant disruption on train lines after vehicle hits bridge
There was significant disruption on train lines after a car crashed into a bridge. National Rail say that a vehicle struck a bridge between Lydney and Gloucester.
Thierry Henry embarrassed himself with bizarre comments about Manchester United star Leny Yoro
"It's going to be a meme now," laughed Jamie Carragher in response to Thierry Henry.
The cuckoo world of snarling Rangers infects the dressing room as Celtic call out the cops in Hotline mega rage
This old battle ground isn't too familiar with trepidation, however, both sides of the Glasgow divide appear to be holding back a touch.
David Turnbull post Celtic move turns sour as midfielder faces ultimate Cardiff City nightmare
Ask most Motherwell fans, and there was once a feeling that David Turnbull would go on to follow in Gary McAllister's footsteps.
Rollercoaster Carries Rory McIlroy To Masters Glory At Last
Rory McIlroy put major championship miseries behind him with a heart-stopping victory at the Masters on Sunday that was nearly as nerve-wracking as some of the near-misses that came before. "You know, there was points on the back nine today, I thought, 'Have I let this slip again?'" McIlroy admitted after giving up the solo lead three times before rolling in a four-foot birdie putt at the first playoff hole to beat Justin Rose.