Jan. 26—Riding an eight-game win streak, Freeman has cracked the Class B top five in the latest South Dakota Prep Media basketball polls, checking in at No. 4.
With a record of 10-2, the Flyers’ latest win was their best to date, knocking off Wessington Springs, previously ranked No. 5, at the Hanson Classic on Jan. 24. It helped Freeman make the leap from No. 7 last week, overtaking Springs, Sully Buttes and Wall in the process. The Flyers’ opened the season at No.
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The NBA announced on Monday evening that San Antonio Spurs sophomore Stephon Castle and rookie Dylan Harper have been selected to compete in the 2026 Castrol Rising Stars Game during NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles.
It will mark the fifth time in franchise history that the Spurs have had multiple Rising Stars in the same season.
Social media remains one of the few spaces where free speech and social justice activism can coexist without requiring action beyond a post.
For many, its function is less about solutions and more about sustaining outrage.
Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards was asked Sunday for his thoughts on the recent shooting involving federal agents and anti-ICE protester Alex Pretti, the 37-year-old who was shot and killed, triggering widespread unrest and reaction.
While the Houston Texans won’t be headed to the Super Bowl, that doesn’t mean that several former players who once called NRG Stadium home won’t be suiting up one more time this season with a Lombardi Trophy on the line.
Prized 2024 offseason acquisition Stefon Diggs will head to Santa Clara one year after being the hopeful missing piece to elevating C.J. Stroud and the Texans’ offense to a Super Bowl-caliber unit. Instead, he was limited to eight games with a torn ACL, totaling 47 catches for 497 yards and three touchdowns.
Registration is now open for the 2026 Boston 5K, which will be held two days before the Boston Marathon in April, race officials said Monday.
This year’s 5K race will feature a new random selection process, the Boston Athletic Association said in a statement.
The 2026 Boston 5K will take place on Saturday, April 18, two days before the 130th Boston Marathon.
Boston 5K registration will close at 5 p.m. on Thursday.
Last year, the Boston 5K reached its field size capacity in 21 minutes.
As the Seattle Seahawks NFC Championship celebration took over the city, Mike Macdonald’s now viral quote echoed loud and clear.
“We did not care.”
“WE DID NOT CARE” pic.twitter.com/DPMRleTNg2
— xz* – Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) January 26, 2026
When asked how it felt to beat the preseason-favorite Rams and 49ers to go to the Super Bowl, he used those four words to respond to the outside noise.
“It’s about what we do.”
Macdonald’s Seahawks have embodied a stoic mentality all season. It showed up on the field as they dealt with adversity.
A couple of weeks away from the NBA All-Star break, the Oklahoma City Thunder learned that another player from their roster will participate in the weekend festivities. Ajay Mitchell will take part in the 2026 Rising Stars challenge.
The mini-tournament highlights the best rookies and second-year players throughout the league. There will be four teams and three games that take place on Friday, Feb. 13 at LA’s Intuit Dome.
The 21 NBA players will be drafted onto three teams on Tuesday, Jan. 27. A fourth team of G League players will also join in.
Over this past weekend, the UCF Knights sports world saw the tennis teams fight for spots in the ITA Indoor Championships and the track and field team claim some medals as it splits up for the first time this spring.
We also have our Knight of the Weekend and Play of the Weekend in this Monday, Jan. 26 edition of KnightCap.
Contents
Men’s Tennis Punches Return Ticket To ITA Indoors
Women’s Tennis Splits ITA Kickoff Weekend
Track and Field Divides and Conquers
Women’s Basketball Drops To .
Charles Bediako can continue playing for Alabama after a hearing on his request for a preliminary injunction was delayed.
Well, the winter weather that has affected millions of people across the country is now the cause for Alabama’s Charles Bediako being granted an additional ten days on his TRO against the NCAA.
After filing a lawsuit pertaining to his eligibility last week in a Tuscaloosa court, Bediako was granted a 10-day temporary restraining order in the case, which allowed him to play against Tennessee this past weekend, scoring 13 points in the loss.