Tennessee’s Xavier Gilliam (54) during the Orange and White game at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee, April 11, 2026. | Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Tennessee finished up the 2025 season on a sour note, which sparked plenty of change in the program back in December. Josh Heupel made the move to fire Tim Banks, hiring Jim Knowles to fill his role as defensive coordinator. Knowles, naturally, had plenty of needs defensively to fill as he installed his system in Knoxville.
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The WNBA regular season is almost at its quarter mark, and the standings are starting to take shape. Near the top of the standings are the Atlanta Dream, which made the defining move of the offseason by trading with the Chicago Sky to acquire star forward Angel Reese.
The move has paid massive dividends for Atlanta. Although Reese has struggled with her offensive efficiency at times, she’s been nothing short of a force on the glass and an anchor for Atlanta’s defense, which is arguably the best in the league.
Inglewood, CA – November 23: Former Los Angeles Rams player Aaron Donald and Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams (17) interact on the field before the Los Angeles Rams and Tampa Bay Buccaneers play an NFL football game at Sofi Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 23, 2025 in Inglewood, CA. (Eric Thayer / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
The Los Angeles Rams are now the odds-on favorite to win the Super Bowl, and it’s not even close.
Here are the top players and trends to know ahead of Tuesday’s clash.
The final round of the 2026 playoffs begins on Tuesday. Here’s what to know about the Hurricanes and Golden Knights.
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA – JUNE 01: Ben James of the Virginia Cavaliers walks on the tenth green during the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championships at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa on June 01, 2026 in Carlsbad, California. (Photo by Ryan Sirius Sun/Getty Images) | Getty Images
The NCAA Championship has been rocking and rolling, and soon enough match play will yield a champion above them all.
While crowning a winner is important there are other matters to tend to.
The New York Knicks have returned to the NBA Finals for the first time since the calendar flipped to 2000.
New York City is united behind the orange and blue. Their team is set to hoist the O’Brien Trophy for the first time since 1973.
MORE: 5 bold predictions for 2026 NBA Finals
The exploits of point guard Jalen Brunson and center Karl-Anthony Towns have reawakened the echoes of greatness at Madison Square Garden. Now, New York prepares to face off against the San Antonio Spurs with an 11-game playoff win streak in tow.
The Nashville Predators have added another name to their general manager search.
The Predators have been granted permission to speak to Colorado Avalanche general manager Chris MacFarland, the team confirmed to The Tennessean.
It’s unclear whether MacFarland would be interviewing for the same role in Nashville – which would be a lateral move – or another as of yet undefined role. In Colorado, MacFarland works under president of hockey operations Joe Sakic.
With the Knicks and Spurs set for the NBA Finals, here’s a quick look at the top breakout players from teams that have already been eliminated. Using Yahoo’s High Score Fantasy format, these five put up the biggest jumps in production and turned heads in the postseason.
Scottie Barnes — G/FC, Toronto Raptors
High Score Regular Season Avg.
High Score Postseason Avg.
46.1
55.8
Barnes pushed the Cavs to seven games, fueling Toronto’s offense and excelling defensively. Snubbed from the All-NBA team, he averaged 55.
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Will Andoni Iraola be expected to win the Premier League in his first season?
Ex-Liverpool player Conor Coady thinks so given the expectation levels at the club.
Below you can watch the panel on BBC Radio 5 Live’s Monday Night Club discuss the task facing Iraola should he make the step up from Bournemouth to Liverpool.
In considering the data presented above regarding managers struggling when making the leap to England’s bigger clubs, Coady said: “It’s tough and it will be tough because the expectation at Liverpool is completely different to Bournemouth.