FOX Sports’ Andy Katz shares his three tiers of the best defensive players in college basketball. Indiana’s Trayce Jackson-Davis and Purdue’s Zach Edey headline tier one. Tier two and three features Creighton’s Ryan Kalkbrenner and Mississippi State’s Shakeel Moore.
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Maryland Terrapins’ Jahmir Young defied gravity for a one-handed layup against the Purdue Boilermakers.
NFL Hall of Famer and Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin may soon have his name cleared after a judge asked that the Arizona hotel alleging misconduct against Irvin provide names and video football of the alleged incident that got him pulled from on-air gigs during Super Bowl week.
It’s a positive step for Irvin toward clearing his name following an accusation of misconduct during his stay in Glendale on Feb. 5.
Bobby Labonte and David Ragan believe Martin Truex JR. and Bubba Wallace should be the favorites to win the 2023 Daytona 500. Plus, NASCAR announced a historic grand marshal for the Daytona 500.
Kevin Durant believes the Suns have all the pieces to contend for an NBA championship, but he knows it takes time to reach that level.
The 13-time All-Star is embracing the work to bring the franchise’s its first NBA title.
Kevin Durant walked onto the court inside the Footprint Center to chants of “KD” and cheers from Suns fans on Thursday as Phoenix introduced its newest forward to the public.
Durant, who was traded from the Nets to the Suns as part of a blockbuster deal earlier this month, could feel the Suns excitement of his arrival from the moment he exited the plane after landing in the Valley.
Former MLB pitcher Rob Dibble joined Dan Dakich today on OutKick. Dibble didn’t hold back discussing MLB rules changes, and his view of Commissioner Rob Manfred.
“It’s idiotic,” Dibble responded to a question about MLB’s implementation of a pitch clock, and he was just getting started.
“I heard what Theo Epstein said [and] it was idiotic. He’s working for Rob Manfred who doesn’t love baseball the way we do.
“I think the game is fine. You can have analytics, you can have old-school mentality, it all works,” Dibble continued.
The longtime catcher and broadcasting legend, who died Thursday at 81, had a deep and prolific impact on the game.
In the summer of 1959, a writer from Memphis, David Bloom, visited Rochester, N.Y., and the Triple-A Red Wings to check in on 17-year-old catcher Tim McCarver, who had graduated only two months earlier from Memphis’s Christian Brothers Academy.
“As for McCarver, he’s on a perpetual picnic,” Bloom wrote. “Happiest guy around, full of fun, in the midst of everything the Red Wings do.”
The picnic never ended, at least not until he took his last breath.
Patrick Mahomes overcame a high ankle sprain to defeat the hot Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII and host another parade in Kansas City. However, Skip Bayless shares the reason why he believes Mahomes actually won (besides crediting him for putting the team on his back): Jalen Hurts’ lone mistake.
Skip Bayless reflects on his road trip to Arizona for Undisputed’s two Super Bowl shows with a live audience. Watch as he explains why ‘it was the most fun I’ve ever had on television.