Alabama13-0
Ohio St.7-1
Clemson10-2
Texas A&M9-1
Notre Dame10-2
Oklahoma9-2
Georgia8-2
Cincinnati9-1
Iowa St.9-3
Northwestern7-2
Brandon Ingram (New Orleans Pelicans) with a 2-pointer vs the Memphis Grizzlies, 02/16/2021
Teams are reportedly reaching out — and being heard — about Russell Wilson.
Byron is the third winner in the first three races of 2021.
Ben Roethlisberger will remain in Pittsburgh for the 2021 season. The Steelers announced today that they have signed Roethlisberger to a new contract that will keep him in town this year. There’s no word on the value or structure of the contract. The Steelers had made clear that Roethlisberger wouldn’t be back if he didn’t [more]
The Baltimore Ravens don't have much in the way of available salary-cap space. If they're desperate, they could look to cut a few players.
Bryson DeChambeau has flirted with the idea of driving the par-5 6th hole at Bay Hill in the 2021 Arnold Palmer Invitational.
We all know Wilson is unhappy with the Seahawks, but apparently the feeling's mutual.
ESPN made a huge pitch to reunited Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith but came up short in the battle for the sports talkie.
Is the relationship between Wilson and the Seahawks beyond repair?
Big Ben will return to the Steelers for the 2021 season.
Prescott's contract talks seem to be positive as the new league year approaches. What is the future for players like Elliott and Gallup?
It was goaltending! It was then. It is now.
Joe Montana can't argue against Tom Brady's status in NFL history anymore.
Jalen Ramsey and Deshaun Watson share a connection.
Jackie Bradley Jr.'s Red Sox tenure has come to an end, as the free-agent outfielder reportedly is headed to the Brewers.
The Buffalo Sabres sit at 6-11-3, their 15 points the fewest in the NHL. Is it time for them to consider trading star Jack Eichel?
The Sharks defended Joachim Blichfeld for his hit, but a possible suspension looms.
Jon Jones is apparently amused by Israel Adesanya's change of course when it comes to a potential highly anticipated grudge match.
Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin was fined $5,000 by the NHL on Thursday for spearing Boston Bruins rookie Trent Frederic, an amount that is the maximum allowable under the collective bargaining agreement. Ovechkin delivered a spear in an upward direction to Frederic's groin with five minutes left in the third period of the teams' game Wednesday night in Boston. Ovechkin was given a minor penalty for slashing and Frederic one for cross-checking on the play.
The Giants need to bolster their offensive firepower and the NFL Draft should help them do that. But what if Dave Gettleman ends up thinking defense with that pick?
The jazz blew a lead in the fourth against the Sixers, and Donovan Mitchell was none too happy with some of the circumstances surrounding the L. By Adam Hermann
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