Warriors' Thompson takes issue with Rockets' Eason after key win - ESPN
HOUSTON — Golden State Warriors players Draymond Green and Klay Thompson stood, faced the crowd in Houston, and yelled «Warrrriors, come out to play!»
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Verstappen quickest in first Suzuka practice, more woes for Williams
SUZUKA, Japan : World champion Max Verstappen topped the timesheets for Red Bull in the first free practice session for the Japanese Grand Prix on Friday as Logan Sargeant deepened the woes of the Williams team by slamming his car into a trackside tyre wall.
WTA roundup: Danielle Collins wins twice in Charleston
Danielle Collins extended her winning streak to 10 matches, winning twice on Thursday to reach the quarterfinals of the Credit One Charleston (S.C.) Open.
Women's March Madness 2024: Top 25 players in the Final Four - ESPN
Which players might steal the show at the women's Final Four? Iowa's Caitlin Clark, UConn's Paige Bueckers and South Carolina's Kamilla Cardoso head to the national semifinals in the spotlight. But in ESPN's final rankings of the top 25 players for the 2023-24 season, we narrow the focus considerably: the best players for teams that will compete in Cleveland.
Seton Hall rallies late, tops Indiana State to win NIT title - ESPN
INDIANAPOLIS — Dre Davis scored on a layup with 16 seconds left Thursday night to cap Seton Hall's decisive late run, giving the Pirates a 79-77 victory over Indiana State and their first NIT championship since 1953.
Former Aaron Rodgers Teammate Heaps Massive Praise on 'Good Dude' QB
Don't get caught up in all the anti-Aaron Rodgers content promoted by the media ... they hate to see a laid-back guy who can sling the football thrive.
Emmanuel Acho responds to critics who 'respectfully reprimanded' him over his Angel Reese comments
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Former Olympian Inga Thompson Blasts Feminist Group After Ridiculous 'White Supremacist' Accusations
The National Organization for Women (NOW), a large feminist group in the United States, recently accused those who do not believe that transgender athletes - biological men - should compete in women's sports of being "white supremacists." The common-sense-having crowd, which includes three-time Olympic cyclist Inga Thompson, are understandably taking issue with the group's ridiculous accusation.