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Brianna Turner will bolster a Fever roster that already boasts All-Stars like Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, and Aliyah Boston.
The latest addition to the Fever, Brianna Turner, arrived in Indiana this past week and spoke candidly about what she thinks she can bring to the organization in their pursuit of a championship. While Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, and Aliyah Boston will continue to spearhead the Fever, the rotation players around them could be what elevates Indiana to a title.

The Duke Blue Devils (32-3) take the court Sunday against the Baylor Bears (20-14) in the second round of the NCAA Tournament’s East Region in Raleigh, NC.
In the first-round Duke dominated Mount St. Mary’s, 93-49. Showing no ill effects from the ankle he sprained in the ACC Tournament, Freshman forward Cooper Flagg tallied 14 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists in the game. Freshman forward Khaman Maluach, also contributed 11 points and five rebounds.
The ninth-seeded Bears edged out Mississippi State in their opening game, 75-72.

New York Giants fans are already preparing for the worst after signing Jameis Winston to a two-year, $8 million deal pending a physical.  And, that gives the down and depressed fan base just enough faith to get hurt again.
Sure, Jameis will be flashy and fast and will spark at least some life into what has been a Giant mess of an organization in recent years from the top on down.

The Rebels of Ole Miss (23-11) are set to face the Iowa State Cyclones (25-9) in the second round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament Sunday, in Milwaukee, WI.
In the First Round, Ole Miss held off a late comeback from North Carolina and won 71-64. Senior point guard Sean Pedulla led the team with 20 points, while Dre Davis added 15, including a crucial three-pointer late in the game.
To say Iowa State dominated Lipscomb in Round 1 would not give the Cyclones enough credit. The final score, 82-55, is unfair to Iowa State.

Whether you missed the action or simply want to relive it, here’s a rundown of all 16 games from Friday.

The new Women’s Super League marks the start of a new era for reigning champions Chelsea, with long-serving boss Emma Hayes having departed in summer to start a new adventure with the USA Women’s team.
Last year they just about did enough to claim the title on goal difference ahead of Manchester City, while Arsenal will again hope to make it a three-horse race for the WSL title. Meanwhile Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham will hope to progress after further rebuilding this summer.

We are through one round of March Madness, and the competition has given us the wild moments we all expect.
From upsets like those pulled off by 12-seeds McNeese State and Colorado State to heart-pounding finishes such as Michigan vs. UC San Diego, the action has been frenetic. That energy will only pick up as the bracket progresses.
With eight games each in the next two days, we are guaranteed more fantastic basketball as teams battle to extend their seasons. Who will make it to the Sweet 16? Read on to find out how to follow the action from the second round.

Following the NFL’s free agency frenzy, which included the Jacksonville Jaguars reshaping their roster with four cuts, one trade, and 10 free agent signings, Chad Reuter of NFL.com put together his latest four-round mock draft.
So, taking into account the signings made, the changes that occurred, and the needs that still remain, let’s break down the Jaguars‘ selections in Reuter’s mock.
Pick 5: Mason Graham, IDL, Michigan
Graham was a popular pick for the Jaguars before free agency, and this pick feels even more likely now.

After spending most of his career catching passes from Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams will now have another strong-armed veteran throwing him the football in 2025. As one of the newest members of the Los Angeles Rams, Adams will get the pleasure of playing alongside Matthew Stafford – a quarterback he saw often as an NFC North rival.
Adams is looking forward to being teammates with Stafford, knowing the type of player he is on the field and the person he is off it. When Adams was asked what he appreciates about Stafford’s game, he recalled one specific game in 2012.

The New Orleans Saints have been extremely active this offseason when it comes to meeting with 2025 NFL draft prospects, as they continue to build their list of players to choose from with their selections. This list includes likely top-of-the-first-round candidates all the way down to priority undrafted free agents, which is the typical type of split as they want to be able to choose their favorites at each level.