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After another playoff disappointment, what's next for Fever?
Despite a dominant offense and Caitlin Clark's return, the Fever suffered another early playoff exit.[read more]

Through Dak Prescott's eyes: The Cowboys QB breaks down a play and all he sees
From pre-snap to post-snap, Prescott processes dozens of elements before the ball leaves his hand and is caught for a 21-yard TD.[read more]

Game Day Kickoff: The Big Ten takes center stage, a CFP preview in Georgia-Alabama
Almost all of the Big Ten teams are looking for a statement win this weekend, but what else is in store for Week 6?[read more]

MLB eyes shorter regular season, expanding Division Series to best-of-7
Major League Baseball proposed shortening the regular season to 154 games from 162 starting in 2029 and expanding the division series to best-of-seven in bargaining with players.[read more]

🏀 What does your NBA team need? Biggest hole on all 30 rosters
Every NBA team is missing something, even the leading title contenders.[read more]

Sources: Montagliani clears path for Infantino's reelection as FIFA prez
Gianni Infantino faces a clear path towards reelection as FIFA president after sources told ESPN that Victor Montagliani plans to stay as Concacaf president.[read more]

Paul cleared to fight; Canelo, Strickland, others on wish list
Jake Paul, who has been cleared to resume fighting after recovering from a broken jaw, has a list of big names he'd like to face in boxing and MMA now that he's back.[read more]

Hillier wins electric BMW SUV with hole-in-one at Spanish Open
Daniel Hillier aced the 187-yard par-3 17th hole at the Spanish Open despite a mis-hit and won a BMW iX5 SUV valued at 140,338 euros (about $157,000).[read more]

Big Ten commissioner: No expansion discussions amid potential PCSA cap
Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said the conference has had "absolutely no discussions taking place around expansion, and there haven't been for quite some time."[read more]

Izzo calls his roster-building strategy 'right school' not 'old school'
Longtime Michigan State coach Tom Izzo knows that some think his roster-building strategy is outdated in today's college basketball, but he applies another term to the approach.[read more]