On Sunday the 68 teams who will compete in the 2021 men’s NCAA tournament were revealed, all vying for April’s coveted championship. Gonzaga, Baylor, Illinois and Michigan earned this year’s No. 1 seeds, with the undefeated Bulldogs
On Sunday, 42-year-old New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees announced that he is retiring from football after a 20-year NFL career. Along with a video starring his four children, Brees shared a lengthy statement about his career:
The NBA has suspended Miami Heat’s Meyers Leonard for one-week and fined the center $50,000 for an anti-Semitic slur he made during a recent video game stream, the league announced Thursday. Leonard also will be required to
The ACC tournament announced on Thursday that Duke’s conference run in the postseason bracket has come to an end after the Blue Devils program had a positive COVID-19 test on Thursday ahead of its game vs. Florida
Georgetown defeated Marquette 68-49 in the opening game of the Big East Conference tournament at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday. Qudus Wahab had 19 points and seven rebounds and Jahvon Blair added a game-high 20 points off
The Texas Rangers announced on Wednesday their intent to open Globe Life Field to 100% capacity on opening day. Neil Leibman, Rangers president of business operations and chief operating officer, said in a statement: “The Rangers are
Miami Heat center Meyers Leonard could face NBA repercussions after video surfaced of him using the anti-Semitic slur “k–e” during a “Call of Duty” live stream on Twitch. Leonard is seen in an inset Twitch video stream
Linebacker Lavonte David agreed on Tuesday to a two-year, $25 million contract extension with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The deal contains $20 million in guaranteed money. David’s contract will technically be a five-year deal, though the final
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced that the city of Chicago is loosening its COVID-19 restrictions in time for MLB Opening Day, The change will go into effect for the Cubs’ home opener on April 1 and the
The Dallas Cowboys and QB Dak Prescott agreed to a four-year, $160M contract on Monday, the day before they would have had to franchise tag him for a second time. The 27-year-old Prescott is coming off a
