No. 10 seed Tennessee (20-7) advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA women’s tennis tournament for a second consecutive season. The Lady Vols defeated No. 7 seed Virginia (22-6), 4-0, Friday at Boar’s Head Tennis Center in Charlottesville, Virginia.
The Lady Vols have advanced to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight four times in program history.
“Virginia is a great team, but I loved that we were able to come out here knowing what we are capable of,” Tennessee head coach Alison Ojeda said.
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In an age where high school stars can ink six-figure deals before taking a college snap, Oregon head coach Dan Lanning isn’t afraid to speak bluntly about what comes next.
“I don’t need you walking in with a chain that says Taylor on it. We can just have a T, man,” Lanning said with a laugh, referring to his approach when talking NIL with recruits. Behind the humor is a serious message—players at Oregon aren’t just learning football, they’re learning how to manage life-changing money.
The Ducks finished with the No.
Angel Reese had a memorable rookie campaign for the Chicago Sky last season. Unfortunately, her year came to an end after the All-Star power forward suffered a wrist injury that forced her to miss her team’s last six games.
Without Reese, Chicago ended up losing five out of their last six contests, thereby ending all hopes for a WNBA playoffs berth.
Upon entering the league as a rookie last year, Reese was coming off a historic championship run with LSU in 2023 during her first season with the Tigers.
As a freshman, she torched Big 12 defenses. Now, she’s turning heads on the international stage.
Delaney Gibb, BYU’s breakout women’s basketball star, is one step closer to achieving a lifelong goal: representing Canada in the Olympics. The 5-foot-10 guard from Raymond, Alberta, has been named to the Canadian Senior Women’s National Team Athlete Pool — a critical move toward earning a spot in the 2026 FIBA World Cup and ultimately, the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles.
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Pink wedding cake with a “Mrs & Mrs” cake topper.
It seems like every year we hear about more queer women athletes who manage to find love and tie the knot. While some like to keep their weddings private, others celebrate their love loudly and share photographs and videos from their weddings with the fans who have always rooted for them.
Michigan State football has extended an offer to a three-star linebacker from Colorado, who has already locked in an official visit for later this month.
Braylon Hodge of Englewood, Colo. announced on Friday that he is going to take an official visit to Michigan State in a few weeks. According to the post from Hodge, he will be visit Michigan State on May 30.
Hodge is a three-star linebacker in the 2026 class. He currently holds a rating of 86 on 247Sports.
Hodge ranks as the No. 95 linebacker in 247Sports’ rankings for the 2026 class. He is also listed as the No.
The New Orleans Saints are one of the best NFL teams when it comes to finding undrafted talents among the pool of free agents. Their success has been unprecedented in recent years, as they have managed to turn many players into viable NFL starters or role players. Going back a bit to Chris Ivory, Garrett Hartley, Pierre Thomas, Steve Weatherford, or even recently with Rashid Shaheed, Deonte Harty, Juwan Johnson, Carl Granderson, and J.T. Gray, they have truly done an impressive job amassing talent.
Ilzer talks about pre-season despite exit rumors
Hoffenheim salvaged a draw despite going behind twice in their trip to Wolfsburg yesterday. The result could be enough to seal survival for the club from Sinsheim before ending the season at home against champions Bayern Munich.
However, Christian Ilzer isn’t expected to remain as the team’s coach next season. Despite plenty of rumors on who could replace him, the 47-year-old Austrian discussed pre-season in his post-match interview.
It’s time for another Commanders‘ rookie minicamp.
With the weather not permitting, the Commanders altered their plans to be indoors on Friday, and Saturday will provide access for the local press.
Every single year, the fan base gets overly excited about a few of the undrafted rookies. However, what would be more reasonable and realistic is to remind ourselves that each year, some of these guys, though they may work hard at minicamp, won’t even be invited back to training camp. It’s simply the nature of the beast that is the NFL.
Lions rookie DE Ahmed Hassanein made an unexpected appearance on the NFL official transactions report on Friday. Hassanein was part of the four Detroit draftees who signed ahead of the rookie minicamp, but that wasn’t the only entry.
Hassanein was listed as an international player exemption by the NFL. That means he doesn’t count against the 90-man roster limit.
While Hassanein is of Egyptian lineage, he is an American born in California. He moved to Egypt when he was six and stayed in Africa until he was 16.