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It's not the Final Four anyone expected, but it should be entertaining.
Jake Cronenworth excelled upon joining the Padres prior to the 2020 MLB season.
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The Final Four game was everything this season deserved and for only the third time in tournament history, a No. 1 seed will not play in the national title game.
The NBA and NBA Players Association reportedly reached an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement, according to multiple reports early Saturday.
Caitlin Clark and Iowa handed South Carolina its first loss of the season.
The “one-and-done” era of college basketball will continue for the foreseeable future.
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Grant McCasland and North Texas beat UAB on Thursday night to win the NIT championship.
Thirty years ago, opposing fans felt sorry for Florida Atlantic University. Saturday, FAU will play in the Final Four. That's how far the Owls have come.
LSU plays Virginia Tech before two of the best players in the country square off as Iowa faces South Carolina.
The early slate of games brought plenty of action and drama on Opening Day. Follow it all here.
The Astros began their World Series title defense Thursday against the White Sox, but it didn't go as they planned.
The Celtics blew out the Bucks, then Thanasis got into it with Blake.
"He's been a great friend," DeChambeau said of Woods.
"I may be 73 years old, but I think age is just a number."
Dusty May led the Owls to the Final Four in just his fifth season at FAU.
It comes at a time when the game has never been more popular or involved in the culture, with the NCAA media rights deal coming up.