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Taylor averaged nearly 18 yards a catch in his 11-year career and has the most yards of any wide receiver in Chiefs history.

The coach had been with the team for seven seasons.
Georgia Tech is firing men’s basketball coach Josh Pastner, Jeff Goodman of Stadium reports.
After seven years at Memphis, Pastner joined Georgia Tech ahead of the 2016–17 season replacing Brian Gregory. In seven seasons with the Yellow Jackets, Pastner only surpassed 20 wins one time, his first year with the program. Additionally, Georgia Tech’s highlight under Pastner was a 17–9 season in 2020–21, which ended with an ACC tournament championship for the first time since 1993.

Well, Syracuse and Jim Boeheim finally got it right on the third try Friday.
It wasn’t a charm, but it was better.
“I’m thrilled to be retired,” Boeheim said at a press conference at Syracuse to introduce new coach Adrian Autry and to bid him a classier adieu than Wednesday and when the regular season ended Saturday.
Syracuse’s Judah Mintz talks to Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim during a game against Duke this season at Syracuse, New York. (Photo by Isaiah Vazquez/Getty Images)
“I’ve felt better in the last two days than I have in the last 47 years,” he said.

The Dallas Cowboys restructured the contracts of quarterback Dak Prescott and right guard Zack Martin on Friday, freeing up about $30 million in cap space in the process.

A Tuscaloosa County grand jury has indicted former Alabama basketball player Darius Miles and Michael Davis on capital murder charges.

Jim Boeheim said he is “thrilled to be retired” as the now-former Syracuse coach used Friday’s news conference alongside new coach Adrian Autry and AD John Wildhack to clear up his awkward exit.

Jon Rahm, who shot a 1-under 71 in the first round at the Players Championship, withdrew from the event Saturday because of a stomach illness.

Tiger Woods’ attorneys say he never had a tenancy agreement with ex-girlfriend Erica Herman, who has sued a trust that she claims Woods controls.

Not to sound cheesy, but Sauce Gardner really loves Aaron Rodgers.
And the star cornerback is willing to do anything to bring Rodgers to the New York Jets — even if it means sacrificing one of his prized possessions.
On his YouTube Channel Thursday, the star cornerback posted a video of himself burning the Cheesehead —an iconic symbol for Green Bay Packers fans. He invited teammates Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall to join in on the stunt.
“Y’all know why I’m here,” Gardner said. “And if you don’t, let me tell you about it. Matter of fact, imma show you.

This is very scary for athletes and parents of kids who play on artificial turf.
If you played a youth field sport at any level you probably had at least some contact with artificial turf. Now there are serious concerns about long-term exposure to the playing surface.