Author: Michael

Get your popcorn ready, college hoops fans! A new, reimagined postseason college basketball tournament is coming to FOX this spring.
The College Basketball Crown, a 16-team men’s postseason tournament, will take place from March 31 to April 6 in Las Vegas and will air on FOX and FS1.
The tournament will feature schools from the Big Ten, Big 12 and Big East, in addition to at-large participants.

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There’s so much on the line at the 2025 men’s ACC tournament.
The ACC has had a down year by its own standards in men’s college basketball. Historically one of the strongest conferences in the sport, this year’s version of the ACC ranks as the fifth-toughest league according to KenPom, and is only projected to send three teams to the 2025 NCAA tournament by our bracketologist Chris Dobbertean heading into conference tournament season.
We know the ACC has an absolute juggernaut in Duke.

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Collin Morikawa addresses the media at The 2025 Players Championship. | Photo by Tracy Wilcox/PGA Tour via Getty Images
Collin Morikawa addressed the media at The Players Championship, and much of it revolved around his most recent performance.
Collin Morikawa was in no mood to talk to anyone after his gut-wrenching loss to Russell Henley at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
He watched a three-shot lead slip away on the back nine, which extended his winless drought to 18 months. But winning has become hard for the former California Golden Bear over the past four years.

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Jack Doohan is ready to begin his F1 career close to home
Ahead of the 2024 Miami Grand Prix Jack Doohan, then a reserve driver at Alpine, told me about growing up on Australia’s Gold Coast and dreaming of racing in the Australian Grand Prix one day.
Later this week, that dream will become a reality.
The 2025 Formula 1 season kicks off this weekend with the Australian Grand Prix, and this year Doohan will be on the grid, having secured a full-time spot at Alpine alongside Pierre Gasly. The rookie driver “cannot wait’ for the experience.

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Several MLB contenders are already dealing with significant injuries to key players
There are a lot of things in baseball you can’t control.
When a batter puts his bat on the ball, he can’t help it if a gust of wind knocks down a surefire home run from reaching the seats. An infielder can’t help a bad-hop grounder from bouncing over his glove. An outfielder can’t help losing a fly ball caught in the twilight.
On a larger scale, no one can help injuries. They are baseball’s purest form of chaos.

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