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If two Florida lawmakers get their way, rushing the field may be a thing of the past in the Sunshine State.
State Senator Corey Simon of Tallahassee recently introduced a bill entitled “Interference with Sporting or Entertainment Events.”
The proposed legislation would make it a first-degree misdemeanor for those convicted of rushing the field. That would carry up to a year in jail and fines of up to $2,500 in penalties.
Rushing the field or storming a court would be defined as entering a “covered area” at a stadium or venue.

Olivier-Maxence Prosper came in clutch and scored the final bucket of the game, giving the Marquette Golden Eagles the No. 1 spot in the Big East over the Xavier Musketeers.

KNOXVILLE, TN- Tennessee was looking to forget its last two heartbreaking losses, with No.1 Alabama visiting Knoxville on Wednesday night. If you thought the Vols were going to fade into the abyss of college basketball, this Rick Barnes squad had other plans.
For the first time since defeating Gonzaga in 2018, Tennessee upset the No.1 team in the country, this time doing it against conference foe Alabama, winning 68-59.
Just a few months after knocking off No.3 Alabama inside Neyland Stadium, Tennessee did it again, this time on the hardwood inside Thompson-Boling Arena.

Ohtani is heading into his final under contract with the Halos.
The Angels enter the 2023 season at an inflection point. Their owner, Arte Moreno, abruptly reversed course this offseason, backing out on his previous decision to sell the team and now opting to retain ownership. That has altered the franchise’s course, particularly in regards to the future of its biggest star: Shohei Ohtani.
The two-way sensation and 2021 American League MVP is entering his final season under contract with the team.

Indiana Hoosiers’ Jordan Geronimo threw down a two-handed jam against the Northwestern Wildcats.

Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo urged students to lean on each other in remarks during a vigil to mourn the victims of a mass shooting.

The two clubs are discussing a potential Premier League move for the PSG star.
Chelsea just had a major spending spree during the January transfer window, but it looks as if new club owner Todd Boehly isn’t done yet. After picking up a gargantuan tab on transfer fees, running more than €600 million, the American is reportedly setting his sights on Neymar as his next target.
According to ESPN, representatives from Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea met this week to discuss a potential summer transfer for the Brazilian international.

Here’s a deep-in-the-weeds breakdown of what the drastic changes will look like in practice, how they’ll be enforced, and what will happen in certain game situations.

Ben Verlander and Alex Curry discuss Houston Astros’ Dana Brown making his first huge move as General Manager by locking up Cristian Javier to a five year deal for $64 million dollars.

So much for a team-friendly deal … Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is expected to get paid this offseason, and after a successful run to the Super Bowl that fell short, he’s not looking to take any discounts.
According to ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter, Hurts’ price tag for his upcoming deal is projected to start at $45 million per year. At the very minimum.

A big payday is imminent for Jalen Hurts this offseason
“North of $45 million. To me, that’s the starting point, and it may not even be close.” —@AdamSchefter pic.twitter.