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The men’s NCAA tournament is down to four teams, and only the No. 1 seeds are still dancing. Let’s rank them by their championship chances.
The top teams during the 2024-2025 men’s college basketball season always seemed a cut above the rest of the country. That idea was confirmed forever when all four No. 1 seeds reached the men’s Final Four for the first time since 2008.
This tournament never produced a real Cinderella, and only had one true buzzer-beater. The good news is that the best is yet to come.
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The 2025 NFL Draft is taking shape. Here’s our latest mock draft.
We’re only a few weeks removed from the 2025 NFL Draft, and the answers to the biggest questions in this year’s draft are finally coming into focus. At this point we have a fairly good idea of who will go No. 1 overall, but what makes this draft so fascinating is the depth on both the offensive and defensive lines. So many teams are entering this draft with major holes on their depth chart, and this will be a big opportunity to fill them with cost-controlled player production.
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Portsmouth are seven points clear of the Championship’s bottom three [Rex Features]
If it hadn’t been already, Saturday confirmed it is very much results over performance territory at this stage of the season for Pompey.
It was almost as if everything a seething John Mousinho called out on the touchline a fortnight ago at Deepdale had an answer provided for it at Fratton.
The Indianapolis Colts traded way, way down from the 14th overall pick in Bill Barnwell’s annual NFL mock draft with all trades.
Each year, Barnwell puts together draft day trade packages for each team that could entice them to move up or down. If applicable, he takes into account the GM’s history when it comes to trades on draft day, and Barnwell also used the Jimmy Johnson trade value chart to create trades that were fair for all teams.
Premier League sides put off by Jonathan David’s substantial financial demands
A ‘free’ transfer that is not really free at all: Jonathan David’s (25) significant financial demands have been revealed in a report by Sacha Tavolieri.
David is expected to leave Lille OSC this summer. The Canadian’s contract expires at the end of the season and there are no hints of a renewal. He therefore represents a significant opportunity on the market, especially given the scarcity of affordable centre-forward options on the market.
If you view Travis Hunter as a cornerback, he’ll be the first off the board. After that, it’ll be between Will Johnson and Jahdae Barron on who gets drafted next. Barron can’t control who gets drafted when, but he confidently declared himself the best in the class at Texas’ pro day. “I most definitely believe that I am CB1,” stated Barron. What sets Barron apart from his peers is his versatility.
“I can do a lot. I can go play corner, I can play nickel, and I can play safety.
Check out this week’s “Spinning Back Clique,” MMA Junkie’s weekly live show that takes a spin through the biggest topics in mixed martial arts.
This week’s panel of Brian “Goze” Garcia, Nolan King and Danny Segura will join host “Gorgeous” George Garcia live at noon ET (9 a.m. PT) to discuss and debate the following topics:
Brandon Moreno finally has a UFC win on home soil. After going 0-2-1 fighting in Mexico under the UFC banner, Moreno defeated Steve Erceg this past Saturday in the main event of UFC on ESPN 64.
The WNBA is coming off its most successful campaign in the league’s 28-season history, setting highs in viewership, attendance and merchandise sales. Undoubtedly, Fever guard Caitlin Clark was the primary reason for the spurt in popularity. Few modern-day athletes are more responsible for their respective sport’s sudden growth than Clark. Only Tiger Woods (golf) and Ronda Rousey (women’s MMA) come to mind.
Yet, instead of appreciating Clark for leading the WNBA out of the abyss and into the mainstream conversation, mean girls and race clowns met her with resistance.
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Ron Holland of the Detroit Pistons and Donte DiVincenzo of the Minnesota Timberwolves fight in the second quarter of an NBA game
Five players and two head coaches were ejected from the Detroit Pistons vs. Minnesota Timberwolves game after a fight broke out on the court.
The brawl kicked off between the teams during a tense second quarter on Sunday, March 30. The fight started as the Pistons were up 39-30 after Ron Holland, 19, was fouled for slapping the ball out from Naz Reid, 25.