TaylorMade’s decision to sign Charlie Woods to NIL looked a lot significant when it was announced earlier this month. Now, as federal lawmakers move closer to reforming the entire college sports landscape, the consensus may look more consequential. The College Sports Protection Act cleared a

Yet to pick up his first collegiate game, Michael Malone is already making enough of an impact to lead the UNC men’s basketball program. A longtime NBA head coach who led the Denver Nuggets to their only championship, Malone is quickly asserting his prowess. Not

Bronny James wanted to clarify who went out last time his father played golf. “I won,” James told reporters as he cracked a smile at the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday, Sept. 28. “Pretty pissed about this.” Advertisement The quick, festive moment drew laughter from

The gargantuan international break is in full swing, which means it’s time to officially talk about the future of the US men’s national team after a strong showing over the weekend. I Pardeep Cattry with a closer look at the USMNT’s generational change as the

Entering the 2026-27 NBA season, his second pro, Dylan Harper feels a lot like 2002 Tom Brady. Don’t take it out of context. There is no suggestion that Harper, who is still five months shy of his 21st birthday, is on a Brady-like career path,

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Cavan Sullivan just wanted to hug his mom and dad. The U.S. men’s national team prodigy — who celebrated his 17th birthday on Monday — was less than two hours removed from becoming the second-youngest starter in the program’s 113-year history, going a solid 62

Injured running back Turbo Richard could return to the field for No. 6 Indiana this weekend when the Hoosiers visit Rutgers. If he does, the defending national champions will have their top two running backs available for their first road trip this season. Coach Curt

Houston Astros owner Jim Crane said Monday the team’s playoff berth will be “something to consider” when deciding on the future of manager Joe Espada, whose contract expires after the season. Crane said there have been no discussions about the possibility of a new deal

Thomas Shea and Matt Marton, Imagn Images No one will be happier than the Houston Astros when the second game of their Wild Card Series begins. Look, in the first game, they don’t have a win-loss record in the playoffs, so because they went 81-81