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Alabama star Brandon Miller locked up AP All-America honors.
The star Alabama forward was named to the AP All-America first team Tuesday, despite being consumed by drama off the court.

AP All-America, First Team:
Zach Edey Trayce Jackson-Davis Jalen Wilson Marcus Sasser Brandon Miller pic.twitter.com/HrfAi24Jma
— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) March 14, 2023

Miller drove the gun to the scene allegedly used by former teammate Darius Miles and Michael Lynn Davis to murder single mother Jamea Jonae Harris in January.
Police are treating Miller as a cooperating witness.

We’re following every notable free agent signing and big trade, along with buzz around potential new deals.

The timing of this move only added to the criticism.
The Raiders made some big news Tuesday when they traded tight end Darren Waller to the Giants. 
The move was some pretty bad timing for Waller, as he just got married at the beginning of the month to Las Vegas Aces star Kelsey Plum, who wasn’t too happy about to hear about the trade. 
The move puts some extra heat on Raiders second-year head coach Josh McDaniels, who is trying avoid the fate of many other former Patriots assistants (including himself) who have failed as head coaches.

After the Nuggets dropped their fourth straight game, coach Michael Malone said the team has “been on cruise control for so long” and needs to “find a way to get our swagger back.

Running back David Montgomery has reached agreement with the Lions on a three-year deal worth $18 million, including $11 million guaranteed, a source told ESPN.

At least one squad always make a surprise surge through the tournament, wreaking havoc on brackets along the way. Kevin Sweeney reveals who it could be this year.
Cinderella stories are one of the main reasons to love March Madness. Last year, we got to witness perhaps the sport’s greatest Cinderella ever, when No. 15 seed Saint Peter’s came out of nowhere to make a miracle run to the men’s Elite Eight. Less than 1% of brackets on the NCAA’s March Madness app had picked the Peacocks to reach the Elite Eight (a large percentage of those likely because of the school’s mascot).

Jim Irsay appeared to take a subtle jab Tuesday at some fellow NFL owners and Roger Goodell.
The Colts owner is known for marching to the beat of his own drum and not really caring what others think. He famously suggested Commanders owner Daniel Snyder should be removed from the NFL ownership circle.
Jim Irsay trolls NFL owners with “South Park” clip. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)
Well, for seemingly no reason at all, Irsay decided to troll Snyders, other owners and commissioner Roger Goodell.

Bryson DeChambeau’s biggest strength is his length off the tee so it comes as no surprise that he’s completely out on the proposal to roll back the golf ball to shorten hitting distances.
Two of golf’s governing bodies, the USGA and R&A, have confirmed plans to roll back the golf ball to reduce hitting distances beginning in January 2026. The newly proposed Model Local Rule (MLR) gives competition organizers the option to require the use of golf balls that have been tested under modified launch conditions to address the impacts of distances.

New England Patriots fans are the best because through two decades of winning or competing for Super Bowls they were conditioned to expect the best outcome from their team.
So those fans who are seeing the New York Jets chase quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the Miami Dolphins trade for cornerback Jalen Ramsey and the Buffalo Bills continuing to build around quarterback Josh Allen are expecting something really good from their team.
Because the Patriots desperately need to answer to remain competitive. To remain relevant.

Tragically, one of the world’s most valuable sports franchises doesn’t provide complementary internet to its millionaire employees.
TAMPA — Gerrit Cole had dreamed of playing for the Yankees since he was a kid, and in so many ways the experience has been exactly what children envision: the crisp pinstripes, the retired numbers, the Bleacher Creatures.
But one thing surprised him when he got to New York after signing a nine-year, $324 million deal before the 2020 season: The fourth-most valuable franchise in sports charges players for internet access on the team plane.