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Predictions for all 32 conference players of the year
From experienced seniors to talented newcomers and big-name transfers, here are the front-runners.[read more]
It's almost time for college hoops! Jay Bilas picks his top players to watch
Bilas' picks for some of the most exciting players to watch this college hoops season.[read more]
Facts vs. Feelings: Should you start Josh Jacobs and other lineup questions
Josh Jacobs' return, emerging top-10 quarterbacks, two start 'em wide receivers and some tight end advice highlight how Liz Loza feels about some Week 7 fantasy football lineup options.[read more]
Matchup rankings: Upgrade Jaylen Warren, downgrade Patrick Mahomes
The most and least favorable matchups in the NFL for this week's games at the four key fantasy positions.[read more]
PSG-Barcelona CL thriller proves it: These are the best two clubs in the world
Both PSG and Barcelona got their first tastes of adversity this season in a Champions League thriller -- and it was a treat for us.[read more]
Around the World, Paris and 'giddiness': The dawn of the Ant-Melo era in Minnesota
The new LaMelo Ball-Anthony Edwards backcourt opens the season with a lot of flash and a renewed joy in Minnesota.[read more]
Champions League live updates: Como host Man United in early match
Follow live updates, scores and highlights from Wednesday's UEFA Champions League action, featuring Bayern Munich vs. Arsenal, Real Madrid vs. RB Leipzig and more.[read more]
Thunder have Holmgren's back -- in scuffle, and in wake of redemptive season opener
The scrap early in the second quarter of Tuesday night's season opener offered some symbolism for Chet Holmgren and his Thunder teammates. Holmgren landed with a thud. As he got back to his feet, his teammates had his back.[read more]
'They trust the process': Inside the superpower that carried the Rays to the World Series
The small-market Rays are kings of the American League. Here's what Tampa Bay does that nobody else can match.[read more]
The small-ball World Series? How the Brewers and Rays fit -- and don't fit -- the narrative
Yes, this Fall Classic is a battle of small-market teams that don't rely on home runs. But dig deeper, and you'll discover there's much more to this matchup.[read more]