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Jrue Holiday surpassed the season high he set a day earlier, scoring 37 points, and the Milwaukee Bucks downed the visiting Toronto Raptors 130-122 …
The collision resulted in two deaths and left two people in critical condition Tuesday evening.
Jay Briscoe, one of the greatest tag team wrestlers of all time, has died at 38 years old.Briscoe (real name Jamin Pugh) was killed in a car collision that took place in Laurel, Delaware on Tuesday at around 5:30 p.m. A report from the Shore News Beacon states that two people were killed in the crash and two others were transported to the hospital in critical condition. The identities of the other people involved haven’t been disclosed.
Massive egos inside the Arizona Cardinals organization? Wonder who …
Stepping into the role of Cardinals general manager is former Tennessee Titans Director of Player Personnel Monti Ossenfort, who set a firm precedent for his new team during his introduction on Tuesday.
Ossenfort stated that the Cardinals’ culture, post-Kliff Kinsbury and Steve Keim, will come down to winning and not focused on individual players, which may or may not have been a nod to $230.5 million quarterback Kyler Murray whose reported selfish attitude has often taken a front seat among Arizona’s greatest woes.
Kevin Hayes registered his first career hat trick to lift the host Philadelphia Flyers past the Anaheim Ducks 5-2 on Tuesday.
The former North Carolina star denied Wall’s recollection that Hansbrough snubbed him during a recruiting visit.
In the world of college basketball, recruiting battles for the country’s top high school talent are nearly as hard-fought as those on the hardwood. Sometimes bad blood lingers for years on end, which appears to be the case in the latest bit of drama involving blue blood programs North Carolina and Kentucky.
The No. 13 Kansas State Wildcats stormed the court after upsetting the No. 2 Kansas Jayhawks 83-82.
Surging while on a four-game winning streak, the Sacramento Kings will visit Los Angeles on Wednesday to meet the Lakers with some payback in …
Bad news for the NHL: The defending Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche appear to be back on track.
Michigan football co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Matt Weiss, 39, has been placed on paid leave by the university as the school’s police department investigates Weiss for “computer access crimes,” according to The Detroit News.
Weiss Under Serious Probe
Weiss’ home in Ann Arbor was reportedly searched on Jan. 10 related to the computer crimes, which were also traced back to UM’s Schembechler Hall and estimated to have occurred in December.
Schembechler Hall serves as the workplace of Michigan’s coaching staff, including head coach Jim Harbaugh.