Black improves to 4-1 at Scotties Tournament of Hearts with 8-4 win over Scharf
Nova Scotia's Christina Black moved to 4-1 with an 8-4 win over Northern Ontario's Krista Scharf in Tuesday's morning session at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
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Wax on, wax off: cross-country skis can decide Olympic ambitions
DENVER, Jan 27 : For cross-country skiers at the Milano Cortina Olympics winning a medal does not just depend on having great skis, it is also about how those skis are treated and the team of people who know exactly what to do to create the optimal glide.
Dortmund without injured Sabitzer, Suele against Inter in Champions League
DORTMUND, Germany, Jan 27 : Borussia Dortmund will be without Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer in Wednesday's final Champions League group phase game against visitors Inter Milan, coach Niko Kovac said on Tuesday, as they battle for a top-eight finish and spot in the last 16.
Super Bowl betting buzz: How one $100 bet could turn into $310,000 - ESPN
Everything that happens in sports has additional context when viewed from a sports betting perspective. From season-changing injuries to record-setting moments and so much more, the sports news cycle will constantly and significantly affect the sports betting industry.
AP men's college basketball Top 25 poll breakdown - ESPN
This is the fifth time in AP poll history (since 1948-49) that three teams — in this season's case, Arizona, Nebraska and Miami (OH) — have started 20-0. And all three are in the poll for a second consecutive week.
2026 Super Bowl Odds: Back Sam Darnold to Win Big Game's MVP
After an exciting weekend of conference title games, Super Bowl LX is set.
Former Trail Blazers center Chris Dudley makes second run for governor of Oregon
Michigan State Spartans’ Coen Carr cleaned up the miss and finished through contact for an and-one layup against the Oregon Ducks.
Big Picture: How One Unlucky Play vs. Seattle Altered Rams QB Matthew Stafford’s Legacy
Lumen Field (Seattle) — Sean McVay called the play a "fortuitous bust" in Seattle's coverage. At first, Matthew Stafford refused to talk about it, but he later called it "a mishap" where the Seahawks "lucked into" double covering the right guy, running back Kyren Williams, on the Rams’ most important offensive play of the NFC Championship Game.