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The Crimson Tide are one of the NCAA tournament favorites. But the more they win, the more it will be hard to ignore the off-court controversy that hangs over them.
With under 16 minutes to go in its NCAA tournament second-round game against mighty Alabama, Maryland still harbored hope. The Terrapins trailed the No. 1 Crimson Tide by seven points in Birmingham’s Legacy Arena, and guard Jahmir Young was sprinting toward the basket for a layup that could have cut the deficit to five.
The next eight seconds extinguished that hope.

A Utah State football player was hospitalized after suffering a medical emergency during practice Thursday.
“A Utah State football player had a medical emergency at practice Thursday afternoon and was transported to Logan Regional Hospital,” the Aggies announced in a release, according to KSL. KUTV reported the player collapsed.
The player’s name isn’t known and no further details about the incident have been released.
Utah State player taken to the hospital after collapsing during practice. No further details are known.

The No. 4 draft pick may not be willing to expand his diet, but he’s trying new things on the court and it’s paid off tremendously for Sacramento.
It’s often been said that NBA players are creatures of habit, and for Kings rookie forward Keegan Murray, truer words have never been spoken.
Murray is sometimes comically reluctant to break from his routines, and it’s become a common theme for his teammates to tease him about his unwillingness to try new types of food.
“I’ve still never said yes when they ask me to try sushi,” he told me with a smile.

It’s been roughly four weeks since Jake Paul’s fight against Tommy Fury, where he lost by split-decision. Since then, he says he’s been “just relaxing and reflecting on life.”
Paul said to Fox News Digital that he had the “worst training camp” leading up to the fight. He said he got sick twice, overseas flights took a toll on him and, to be blunt, a wet dream in the middle of the night before the bout took “10%” off his performance in the ring.

Over the past couple of weeks, teams have spent millions adding talent to their rosters. But not all of the moves have made financial sense.
Free agency can often be a trap in the NFL.
Sign for the most money and a player is making generational wealth, but often signing away precious years of his short career on a team with cap space for a reason.
In other cases, agents misinterpret the market for their player, missing out on millions of dollars while waiting for a deal that never comes.

Heading into a big weekend of fantasy baseball drafts, here are some pitchers to target and some to fade.
Heading into fantasy baseball draft weekend, you’ll need the most up to date fantasy baseball pitcher rankings.
We’ve got you covered at SI.com. Our complete rankings are here.
But, in case you missed some of the most recent news out of spring training, here are some of the biggest risers and fallers among the starting pitchers and relief pitchers.

Big-name transfers? NIL deals? Extra eligibility years? No, no and nope. In a collegiate landscape that continues to stack against them, the Tigers are still in the dance.
The Princeton Tigers are built all wrong to be here in this NCAA tournament Sweet 16.
Transfers? None. The portal tends to only flow one direction in the Ivy League: out. At Princeton, several of the players wouldn’t even leave when the Ivy League shut down its athletics for the 2020–’21 season due to the COVID-19 shutdown.