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GENEVA, Switzerland — Having scored the first of England's two goals in their stunning quarterfinal comeback against Sweden, strapping her own injured leg up in extra-time, before ditching the strapping and hammering home what turned out to be the winning penalty in the shootout, right back Lucy Bronze was asked in this age of «proper England» whether that was a «proper Lucy Bronze» performance.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Texas coach Steve Sarkisian used his pulpit in front of thousands of Texas high school coaches to encourage them to fight off outside interests who are getting involved with their players.
After a dazzling first season that saw her win Rookie of the Year honors and elevate WNBA betting interest to new levels, Caitlin Clark's second campaign has been largely derailed by injuries, much to the chagrin of the Indiana Fever, and to bettors who backed her and want to continue backing her in the betting markets.
Five-time Pro Bowl tight end Jimmy Graham indicated Tuesday he plans to retire from the NFL as a member of the New Orleans Saints.
ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone wants to finish his playing career in Detroit but admits to being «disappointed» in how his contract negotiations have gone so far this offseason.
In his remarks to open the ACC's annual kickoff event in Charlotte, commissioner Jim Phillips emphasized a need for «restraint» and «cooperation» by schools and conferences as college athletics works to create a framework for the future.
Jeremiah Kelly, the Cincinnati freshman football player who was found unresponsive at his off-campus residence in April, died from a heart condition, according to the coroner's report.
Emma Meesseman is headed back to the WNBA, signing with the New York Liberty on Monday. That's big news for the league and the defending champions.