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When the LPGA communications team asked Angela Stanford whether she could meet with the media on March 19 to discuss her Solheim Cup captaincy, she politely asked to reschedule. The day had already been reserved for good friend and fellow touring pro Kim Kaufman, who was undergoing her final round of chemotherapy back home in Texas. 
Stanford has been on a mission to help 33-year-old Kaufman keep her hair by helping with an ice cap regimen that restricts blood flow and chemo treatment to the hair follicle cells.

Cory Sandhagen’s next order of business takes him to the Midwest for a showdown in Des Moines, Iowa.
As a perpetual contender atop the UFC’s bantamweight rankings, Sandhagen is no stranger to big fights and accomplished opponents. His next obstacle is no different, as he’ll battle it out on May 3 in the main event of UFC Des Moines against former two-time UFC flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo.

Angela Stanford was introduced Thursday as the next U.S. captain of the Solheim Cup, leading a young core of Americans who are coming off a victory and will try to win the cup overseas for the first time in more than a decade.
Stanford was on the last American team that won away from home, in 2015 in Germany when Juli Inkster was at the helm. She was an assistant on the last three teams, including what she calls a “massive” victory in Virginia last September.
The U.S. team was so young that 10 of the 12 players had never experienced what it was like to win the Solheim Cup.

Sky View Bobcats Brylee Burnside (12) defends Snow Canyon Warriors guard Olivia Hamlin (23) during the semifinals of 4A Girls Basketball State Championship at America First Event Center in Cedar City on Friday, Feb. 21, 2025.

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The Mystics have announced they’ve hired Emre Vatansever and Jessie Miller as their new assistant coaches — both of whom bring extensive player development experience.
The Washington Mystics have signaled they’re prioritizing long-term success over short-term wins when they opted to trade two-time All-Star guard Ariel Atkins for the No. 3 pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft.
The Mystics, who finished with the WNBA’s fourth-worst record last season, are stocking up on draft capital, now in control of the No. 3, No. 4, and No.

In preparation for the upcoming 2025 NCAA Tournament, OutKick delivered an in-depth breakdown of the entire bracket. Looking for some advice for your March Madness bracket pool? You’ve come to the right place!
We’ve got you covered with a general tips & tricks article that can help you differentiate yourself from your bracket pool competitors: 
READ: Tips For Filling Out Your 2025 NCAA Tournament March Madness Bracket
Plus, we have detailed breakdowns of each of the four regions in the NCAA Tournament.

The boombox-carrying, hip-hop blasting manager for McNeese State is everyone’s new favorite March Madness character.
Later today the McNeese Cowboys will begin their NCAA men’s tournament journey. They’ll leave the locker room at Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, make their way down the tunnel to the court, and hope to become the latest No. 12 seed in an NCAA tournament to knock off a No. 5 seed as they take on Clemson.
And leading them out will be one of the best stories of this college basketball season.

While Scottie Scheffler is understandably best known for being the No. 1 player in the world and how he handles himself inside the ropes, he’s also one of the most consistent golfers in the world in how he carries himself when speaking with the media.
Far more often than not, Scheffler is both genuine and authentic whenever at the podium, and that includes never shying away from speaking his mind about LIV Golf and the state of the professional game.

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Darianna Littlepage-Buggs is leading Baylor into the NCAA Tournament and has a new NIL deal with Raid.
Spring is here, which means two things. March Madness is underway indoors, on college basketball courts across the country. And outdoors, it’s getting warmer, and the bugs are out.
To help promote its ant and roach killer 13-week protection spray, Raid enlisted the assistance of a pair of college basketball stars. Their last names are a big reason why, but coincidentally, they both now play for the same school and both are dancing in the NCAA Tournament.

The NFL draft is still over a month away but multiple league executives and other sources believe the No. 1 overall selection is already pretty much decided, and that will be University of Miami quarterback Cameron Ward.
And, yes, stuff can change between now and the April 24th start of the first round in Green Bay, but barring unforeseen circumstances, it’s clear Ward’s name will be called before fellow quarterback Shedeur Sanders, Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter or Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter.