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ANAHEIM, Calif. — You've done something special when Torii Hunter, a nine-time Gold Glove Award winner known for his acrobatic catches, calls what you just did «probably the greatest defensive game I've ever seen.»
SOUTHAMPTON, England, April 4 : Shea Charles scored five minutes from fulltime as second-tier side Southampton stunned Arsenal with a 2-1 victory in their FA Cup quarter-final at St Mary’s on Saturday on a night they remembered a famous victory in the competition 50 years ago.
NEW DELHI, April 5 : Rajasthan Royals leg-spinner Ravi Bishnoi believes he has turned a major weakness into his strength after putting on a match-winning display in Saturday's Indian Premier League (IPL) match against Gujarat Titans.
INDIANAPOLIS — Less than 90 minutes before tipoff of Saturday night's national semifinal game against Arizona, Dusty May wasn't pacing around. He wasn't stress-eating or watching a few more minutes of film.
DENVER — As seconds ticked away near the final minute of overtime with Denver leading San Antonio by two points, three-time NBA MVP Nikola Jokic dribbled into the paint as Victor Wembanyama crouched into a defensive stance.
INDIANAPOLIS — If UConn's miraculous win over Duke in the Elite Eight was about Braylon Mullins' buzzer-beating shot, then Saturday's 71-62 win over a stubborn Illinois team in the Final Four was the byproduct of the confidence that moment gave him — and his team.
CHICAGO — After Florida Atlantic punched its ticket to the Final Four in 2023, then-Owls coach Dusty May gathered his team. He needed to apologize for a sign that hung in the locker room.
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.