MLB Scrambles to Cope with Record Low Number of Black Major Leaguers

Major League Baseball is scrambling to find ways to cope with record low participation among blacks at the major league level.

William & Mary to honor former defense secretary Robert Gates with new building

Former U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates will have an academic building named after him at William & Mary, his alma mater where he holds the honorary position of chancellor.

Lions' Cameron Sutton wanted on domestic violence charge in Florida

An arrest warrant was issued in Florida for Detroit Lions cornerback Cameron Sutton on Wednesday after an alleged domestic violence incident.

Kansas men’s basketball dealt significant blow ahead of NCAA tournament

Kansas head coach Bill Self announced Tuesday that Kevin McCullar Jr. will miss the entirety of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament due to a bone bruise in his knee

Shohei Ohtani's wife, Mamiko Tanaka, cheers on Dodgers star in team debut

Mamiko Tanaka watched her husband Shohei Ohtani make his Los Angeles Dodgers debut in South Korea on Wednesday. He had an RBI in the win.

Stanley Cup champion Chris Simon's family says NHL veteran died by suicide, points to CTE link

NHL veteran Chris Simon died by suicide his family said on Wednesday and pointed to CTE being part of the cause of their "tragic loss."

Fox News Sports Huddle Newsletter: Madness, spirited debate at golf's 'fifth major,' NFL great steps away

Receive your weekly recap of all the happenings around the world of sports.

2024 Paris Summer Olympics Cancel Air Conditioning Due to Climate Concerns

The athletes competing at the Paris Summer Games will have plenty of condoms, but they will not have air conditioning.

Chiefs' Harrison Butker: 'The Unborn Are the Greatest Victims of Our Society'

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker delivered a strong pro-life statement in an interview with EWTN.

Michigan State's Tom Izzo: Automatic bids for smaller schools in March Madness should be 'looked at'

Michigan State longtime men's basketball coach Tom Izzo told reporters before his team's First Round matchup in the NCAA Tournament that smaller schools shouldn't always get auto bids.

Johnny Manziel names surprising quarterback as NFL's 'GOAT'

Johnny Manziel admits he has a "different opinion" on who the NFL's greatest of all time is, but he's sticking with his guns on his surprising pick.

NBA All-Star says fans have been more harsh amid rise of sports betting: ‘To half the world ... I’m a prop’

With sports betting legal in 38 states, sports fans have grown more angry at players, as their performances directly affect their net worth.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. eviscerates Marlins, reveals 'worst three years' in toxic clubhouse

Miami Marlins All-Star Jazz Chisholm Jr. revealed various examples of a toxic clubhouse environment created by team veterans in his first three MLB seasons.

Howard’s Bryce Harris goes viral for optimistic speech after First Four heartbreak: ‘A resilient group’

Howard University junior Bryce Harris went viral on social media for his optimistic message to the media after his Bison lost in the First Four Tuesday night.

Shohei Ohtani's interpreter accused of stealing millions from Dodgers star to gamble: report

Shohei Ohtani's attorneys have reportedly claimed that his interpreter stole "millions of dollars" from him to gamble with an illegal bookie.

Tennis star Aryna Sabalenka breaks silence on death of hockey player ex-boyfriend

Belarusian tennis star Aryna Sabalenka broke her silence amid the death of her former boyfriend, hockey player Konstantin Koltsov earlier this week.

Saquon Barkley's 5-year-old daughter hilariously rips Giants after learning dad joined Eagles

As Saquon Barkley traveled to Philadelphia to sign his new, three-year deal with the Eagles, he recalled the moment he told his 5-year-old daughter, Jada, and her hilarious response.

Analyst rips NCAA committee after Virginia's poor First Four performance: 'They made a mistake'

The Virginia Cavaliers were blown out by 25 points in their First Four game against Colorado State, prompting a CBS analyst to argue the committee made a "mistake" letting them in.

Rams legend Aaron Donald: Passion to play in NFL ‘no longer there for me’

Los Angeles Rams legend Aaron Donald decided to retire after 10 seasons, and he admitted not having the same passion to play heading into 2024.

Travis Kelce channels girlfriend Taylor Swift to explain Steelers-Kenny Pickett breakup

Travis Kelce called on one of Taylor Swift's most popular songs to explain the recent break up between quarterback Kenny Pickett and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Chris Simon's Family Believes Former NHL Player Died by Suicide, Suffered from CTE

The family of former NHL player Chris Simon says they "strongly believe" the legendary enforcer suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and that condition resulted in his death by suicide.

Police Post Warrant for NFL's Cameron Sutton Over Domestic Violence Claim

Police in Florida have posted a warrant for the arrest of Detroit Loins player Cameron Sutton for an alleged case of Domestic Battey.

Deion Sanders believes son Shedeur Sanders 'probably would have been second' QB selected in upcoming draft

Caleb Williams is the expected top selection in next month’s draft. But, NFL legend Deion Sanders believes his son, Shedeur, would have been the second signal caller off the board.

RedState Sports Report: Shohei Ohtani’s Interpreter Fired, Suspected of Swindling Millions From Superstar

Former Cowboys defensive lineman Don Smerek dead at 66 after cancer battle: 'A great teammate'

Former NFL defensive lineman Don Smerek had the best season of his seven-year run with the Dallas Cowboys in 1983. He finished the year with a career-best six sacks.

New York school board approves resolution that could ban transgender athletes from girls' sports

Manhattan school board district approved a resolution that could stop transgender athletes from participating in girls' sports despite public criticism.

Warriors' Kevon Looney recalls March Madness experience with UCLA, shares advice to college players

Former UCLA star Kevon Looney talked to Fox News Digital about his March Madness experience with the Bruins amid the tournament's start.

GOP senator to unveil findings on female athlete 'helplessness' in transgender sports fight

Sen. Bill Cassidy and the HELP committee to reveal their findings after investigating transgender participation's affect on female athletes.

Clay Travis picks all 16 NCAA Tournament games on Thursday

OutKick founder Clay Travis gives his picks for the first full day of March Madness. Get your picks in before the tournament tips off Thursday afternoon ET.

Wyndham Clark discusses his recent cheating accusations, says he wants golf's rules to be more 'user-friendly'

Wyndham Clark has netted more than $18 million in prize money in the last 12 months, but he has also had his fair share of cheating controversies.

Former MLB outfielder Eric Byrnes on new book 'Let Them Play': A guide for coaching youth sports autonomously

Former MLB athlete, Eric Byrnes authored a youth sports guide for parents and coaches. The "Let Them Play" mentality stems from Byrnes' own experiences as an athlete.

Ala. mayor silent as anti-DEI bill signed after saying he’d advise Black athletes to go elsewhere if it passed

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin said he would help Black athletes and parents outside of the state if Alabama's anti-DEI bill passed. He has yet to say anything after the governor signed it.

NFLPA fires back at league wanting to ban controversial 'hip-drop' tackle

With the Competition Committee sending through a proposed rule change to penalize the "hip-drop" tackle in the NFL, the NFLPA is firing back once again.

NBA coach says he was threatened by gamblers, says sports betting 'brings a distraction to the game'

Cleveland Cavaliers head coach J.B. Bickerstaff said he was once threated by sports gamblers, adding that betting "brings a distraction to the game."

NFL teammates welcome newborn daughters at same hospital on same day: 'Birthday twins'

The wives of Cincinnati Bengals' Evan McPherson and Logan Wilson both gave birth to a girl on the same day at the same hospital last week.

Grizzlies-Warriors scuffle involving Draymond Green sends coach Taylor Jenkins stumbling to the ground

A dustup involving Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green during Wednesday night's game against the Grizzlies sent Memphis coach Taylor Jenkins tumbling to the ground.

‘Love is Blind’ star responds to Travis Kelce’s ruthless mocking, pleads with Taylor Swift not to watch

Reality TV star Chelsea Blackwell responded on social media to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce mocking her behavior on the latest season of the hit Netflix Show.

Virginia has advice for Purdue as Boilermakers attempt comeback after March Madness upset

Former Virginia Cavaliers offer advice to the Purdue Boilermakers on making a comeback after losing as a No. 1 seed to a No. 16 seed in March Madness.

Cavs Coach J.B. Bickerstaff Tells of Personal Threats from Sports Bettors

Cleveland Cavaliers head coach J.B. Bickerstaff revealed Wednesday night he was forced to report to the NBA threats he received from aggrieved sports bettors last season.

Former Olympian backs bill to block biological men from women's Olympic sports: 'It's insanity'

Former Olympian cyclist Inga Thompson argued it is both unsafe and unfair for transgender athletes to compete in women's sports as House lawmakers weigh an Olympic ban.

Stephen A Smith calls for Virginia coach Tony Bennett's dismissal following First Four loss to Colorado State

Five years ago, Tony Bennett coached the Virginia to its first national title. However, he now faces criticism following a loss in the First Four of this year's NCAA tournament.

Manhattan's Largest School District Approves Resolution to Ban Trans Students from Girls' Sports

Manhattan's largest school board district has launched a new resolution banning transgender students from playing in girls' sports.

REPORT: Planet Fitness Value Takes $400 Million Nosedive Following Trans Bathroom Controversy

Planet Fitness lost $400 million drop in market value after canceling the gym membership of a person who photographed a trans person in the women's locker room.

Bears' Jaylon Johnson warns potential No. 1 pick Caleb Williams: 'You can’t bring that Hollywood stuff'

Jaylon Johnson is excited to see whom his Chicago Bears select to be their next quarterback, but he gave a warning to the frontrunner, Caleb Williams.

Kentucky coach John Calipari praises ‘blue-collar’ roots in return to Pittsburgh for NCAA Tournament

University of Kentucky men’s basketball John Calipari recalled his "blue-collar" roots in a press conference ahead of the Wildcats' First Round matchup on Thursday.

Michigan coach resigns from newly hired role after suspected drunk-driving arrest

Greg Scruggs was arrested for suspicion of drunk driving just 10 days after he was hired as Michigan's defensive line coach - he resigned on Thursday.

No. 11 Duquesne gets first March Madness win since 1969 with upset over No. 6 BYU

The first upset of the NCAA Tournament goes to the No. 11 Duquesne Dukes, who took down No. 6 BYU, 71-67, in a very close game down the stretch.

NFL exec could see Steelers 'moving on' from Russell Wilson after training camp: report

The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves with an interesting quarterback room, which one NFL executive said might not be Russell Wilson's following training camp.

Conor McGregor says he will return to UFC ring this summer: 'God shines down on me'

Conor McGregor announced on Wednesday that he will make a long-anticipated return to the UFC octagon this summer – he has not fought since 2021.

LeBron James shows love to Duquesne's Keith Dambrot, his old high-school coach: 'Keep it going'

After the No. 11 Duquesne Dukes took down No. 6 BYU to capture its first NCAA Tournament win since 1969, LeBron James saluted head coach Keith Dambrot, his old high-school coach.

Konstantin Koltsov's ex-wife thinks his death was an ‘accident,’ says he was ‘most likely… very drunk’

Police suspect that Konstantin Koltsov died of an apparent suicide, but his ex-wife thinks he was "most likely... very drunk" and that it was an accident.

Former Cardinals VP Terry McDonough accused of choking neighbor in farm equipment dispute

Court documents filed in North Carolina showed that Terry McDonough, who used to work in the Arizona Cardinals front office, has been accused of choking his neighbor.

Ex-Timberwolves staffer accused of stealing executive's hard drive containing 'strategic' NBA info

A former Minnesota Timberwolves employee was accused in court documents of stealing a hard drive from the office of a team executive that contained sensitive information.

British politicians rip Nike for 'pearl-clutching woke nonsense' after change to England's soccer jerseys

British politicians are among those who do not like Nike's change to England's national soccer team jerseys, which were unveiled this week ahead of Euro 2024.

Third person charged with second-degree murder in Chiefs' Super Bowl parade shooting

A third man has been charged with second-degree murder in the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade shooting that killed one woman and injured others.

Dayton pulls off miraculous second-half comeback to defeat Nevada in first round

The Dayton Flyers looked all but done against the Nevada Wolf Pack in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, but a 24-4 run to end the game advanced them to the second round.

Dodgers' Yoshinobu Yamamoto lasts just one inning in highly anticipated MLB debut

Japanese pitching sensation Yoshinobu Yamamoto's highly anticipated MLB debut got off to a rough start. His first regular-season game with the Dodgers lasted just one inning.

Former Saints WR Michael Thomas entering pretrial diversion, misdemeanor charges not yet dropped

The misdemeanor charges stemming from a Nov. 10 incident against two-time All-Pro Michael Thomas have not been dismissed, his attorney and city of Kenner officials said.

J.D. Martinez agrees to quirky one-year deal with Mets: report

Veteran slugger J.D. Martinez signed a one-year deal to join the New York Mets this season, but it reportedly comes with some quirky financials to help the organization.

No. 14 Oakland stuns No. 3 Kentucky behind stellar performance by Division II transfer

No. 14 Oakland pulled off the biggest upset of March Madness so far over No. 3 Kentucky behind 32 points from Division II transfer Jack Gohlke.

USC basketball legend Cheryl Miller offers JuJu Watkins advice ahead of NCAA tournament debut

JuJu Watkins, the 18-year-old USC women’s basketball star, has been one of the best players in the nation on the offensive and defensive ends of the court this season.

Dodgers Fire Shohei Ohtani's Translator Amid Accusations of Stealing 'Millions of Dollars'

Ippei Mizuhara, the friend and translator of recently-signed Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani, has been fired by the team amid accusations that he stole "millions of dollars" from Ohtani.

On this day in history, March 22, 1934, Masters Tournament tees off for first time in Augusta, Georgia

The Augusta National Invitation Tournament, known today as The Masters, teed off for the first time on this day in history, March 22, 1934. Horton Smith won the first tournament.

Multiple players ejected from Houston-Chicago game after flagrant foul turns into chippy on-court scuffle

Two star players were ejected from the court after a brawl at Thursday night's game between the Chicago Bulls and the Houston Rockets at the Toyota Center in Houston.

Kansas City Chiefs fans' deaths: Families threatening to sue each other face 'hell of a hurdle,' lawyer says

A wrongful death lawsuit filed by family members of three dead Kansas City Chiefs fans or a threatened defamation suit by Jordan Willis would be uphill battles in court, lawyers say.

Warriors' Kevon Looney loves San Francisco but admits every city has 'dark side'

Golden State Warriors center Kevon Looney admitted that San Francisco, like every city, has a "dark side," but he still is enjoying his time there.

We’ve seen how dangerous it is for men to compete against women, and we’re standing for fair competition

To ensure a fair playing field for athletes who have worked their whole lives to compete, Congress should swiftly pass the Protection of Women in Olympic and Amateur Sports Act.

Kansas men’s basketball advances after controversial call hinders Samford upset: ‘An incredible play’

The Kansas Jayhawks have advanced to the next round of the NCAA men's basketball tournament after a controversial call late in the game against Samford hindered the Bulldogs' upset.

Former Arizona Cardinals Vice President Accused of Choking Neighbor

Former vice president of player personnel for the Arizona Cardinals, Terry McDonough, has been charged with assault.

Conor McGregor Promises UFC Return, Credits God's Grace for 'Shining Down on Me'

The Mac is back. That was the message from Conor McGregor on Wednesday when he said it is "all systems go" for a return to the UFC fight scene this summer, with the Dubliner adding it is possible because "God shines down on me."

Japan Schools Force Cheerleaders to Wear Shorts to Foil 'Despicable' Upskirting Voyeurs

Nothing to see here. That is the message being broadcast by Japanese schools taking part in the country's annual spring baseball tournament to safeguard cheerleaders from upskirting pictures being taken by over-interested spectators.

Kentucky loss headlines March Madness upsets, unraveling millions of brackets

March Madness waisted no time in living up to its name, with several shocking upsets contributing to less than 1% of perfect brackets remaining after Day 1.

Female athlete injured by transgender player slams Dem lawmakers who dismissed dangers

Former high-school volleyball player Payton McNabb, who was injured by a transgender woman during a sports match in 2022, torches Dem lawmakers who claimed trans women cause no harm in women's sports.

Lions release Cameron Sutton as police continue search for cornerback amid battery allegations

The Detroit Lions released cornerback Cameron Sutton Thursday, just a day after police in Florida announced he was wanted on domestic battery allegations.

No. 9 Northwestern holds off late rally for wild overtime win over No. 8 FAU

No. 9 Northwestern squandered a big lead but made up for it by dominating overtime in the first round of March Madness for a win over No. 8 FAU.

REPORT: Planet Fitness Assigns Staffer to Escort Trans Customer in Women's Locker Room

The Alaska Planet Fitness outlet in the news for allowing a man who to use the women's locker rooms has doubled down on its policy.

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Northwestern's March Madness hero says Wildcats are 'built' for tough moments after OT thriller

The Northwestern Wildcats felt every emotion possible Friday in their first-round March Madness victory over the Owls of Florida Atlantic.

Masters winner Angel Cabrera won't return to Augusta National after US visa denied

2009 Masters champion Angel Cabrera was welcomed back to Augusta National by Chairman Fred Ridley in January, but visa issues will keep the pro from returning next month.

Former UCLA player roasts ex-coach Steve Alford after Nevada's early NCAA tournament exit

Despite holding a lead at one point during the fourth, the Steve Alford-led Nevada basketball team ultimately suffered a disappointing loss to Dayton on Thursday.

Duquesne professor goes viral after canceling class in honor of March Madness win: 'Go celebrate'

Duquesne University professor Robert Healy III became one of the most popular faculty members on campus after canceling his class in honor of the Dukes' first round victory in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.

MLB launches formal investigation into gambling scandal involving Shohei Ohtani interpreter Ippei Mizuhara

Major League Baseball will look into allegations Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara stole millions of dollars.

Stetson head coach discusses his 1-word message at halftime amid blowout to No. 1 UConn

No. 16 Stetson knew well before halftime that their March Madness run would be short-lived, which is why head coach Donnie Jones wanted to see "pride" from his team in the second half of their game against No. 1 UConn.

'Girls Actually Get Hurt': Rep. Victoria Spartz Shows Video of Danger Trans Athletes Pose to Girls in House Meeting

Congresswoman Victoria Spartz showed video evidence of the dangers of allowing men to compete in women's sports.

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Wizards, Capitals' proposed move not permitted for at least another 24 years, DC attorney general argues

Wizards and Capitals owner Ted Leonsis wants to relocate the NBA and NHL franchises, but his plans for a multibillion-dollar sports and entertainment development face a new challenge.

No. 4 Duke pulls away from scrappy No. 13 Vermont to avoid March Madness upset

Although things got a little too close for comfort for No. 4 Duke, the Blue Devils pulled away late to avoid an upset against 13th-seeded Vermont.

Squatters Took Control of Mansion Near LeBron James' New Home: 'Enjoy What You Voted For!"

A cunning group of squatters headed up by an aspiring actor manipulated a convoluted absentee ownership situation mixed with bizarre state laws regarding squatter rights to take over a mansion just a block away from LeBron James' new home in an ultra-wealthy area of Los Angeles.

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Duke, Vermont coaches discuss underdog-favored crowd at March Madness: 'The roof would've came off this place'

Vermont, a school whose arena holds 3,000 people, faced maybe the most popular men's basketball program in the USA - but the Catamounts had home-court advantage.

Joe Flacco admits he was 'a little bit surprised' Browns decided to move on, but 'grateful' to land with Colts

Joe Flacco had a resurgent 2023 season, leading the Browns to the playoffs. Although he will be the Colts backup in 2024, he admitted he was "surprised" he's not back in Cleveland.

No. 12 James Madison makes Round of 32 for first time in 41 years after upsetting No. 5 Wisconsin

For the first time since 1983, the James Madison Dukes are headed to the Round of 32 of March Madness after upsetting No. 5 Wisconsin.

Warriors' Kevon Looney appreciates Draymond Green's intensity: 'He’s never gonna shortchange you'

Golden State Warriors center Kevon Looney talked about what it is like playing with someone as intense as Draymond Green in an interview with Fox News Digital.

Caitlin Clark’s takeover good for Iowa and women’s college basketball, data shows

Women's college basketball has seen a spike in interest thanks to stars like Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and JuJu Watkins.

Wyndham Clark admits he's growing impatient with PGA/LIV drama: 'Just want what's best for golf'

Nine months since the PGA announced a potential joining of forces with LIV, not much has happened – at least publicly. Wyndham Clark admits he's tired of waiting.

Larry David says he asked Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson to remove goalposts from UFL

Larry David throw out a suggestion for the United Football League, which is set to kick off later this month following the XFL and USFL merger.

Yale men’s basketball rallies for another March Madness upset over No. 4 seed Auburn

Yale men’s basketball team is moving on to the second round of the NCAA tournament after upsetting Auburn in a 78-76 victory on Thursday night.

'Our Voices as Women, Were Silenced': Senate Committee Releases Report on 'Helplessness' Felt by Female Athletes Due to Trans Inclusion

The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) has released its report revealing the "helplessness" that female athletes face when forced to compete against men who identify as women or transgender women.

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University of Idaho band steps in to support Yale basketball for NCAA tournament

The University of Idaho’s marching band answered a call for help after learning that Yale University's band would not be able to make the journey for the NCAA tournament.

Former player of Nevada head coach rips him after all-time March Madness collapse: 'He sucks'

After the University of Nevada blew a 17-point second-half lead in the first round, one of Steve Alford's former players ripped him to shreds.

March Madness brackets bust after numerous first-round upsets in men's tournament

Several first-round upsets in the NCAA men's basketball tournament have left no perfect brackets remaining as teams advanced to the second round on Saturday.

Marvin Harrison Jr. has team in mind ahead of NFL Draft, former teammate says

Ohio State's Marvin Harrison Jr. is on track to go to the Arizona Cardinals in the NFL Draft, and apparently, he's very happy about that.

Soccer match between Russia and Paraguay canceled in aftermath of Moscow-area concert hall attack

The Russian soccer team will not take the pitch for an international friendly match against Paraguay, after officials decided to cancel the game due to the attack near Moscow

Longtime Orioles owner Peter Angelos dies at 94

Peter Angelos, the patriarch of the Baltimore Orioles ownership group, died on Saturday at the age of 94, the organization announced. Angelos had been ill several years.

LSU coach Kim Mulkey threatens to sue The Washington Post over rumored hit piece: 'I'm fed up'

LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey spoke at length on Saturday about media reports that The Washington Post is planning to run a "hit piece" on her.

Carmen Cavalli, member of Raiders' inaugural team, dead at 86

The Las Vegas Raiders announced Friday that Carmen Cavalli, a member of the 1960 inaugural team, has died. He was 86. Cavalli played defensive end.

Gonzaga uses dominant second half against Kansas to reach ninth straight Sweet 16

The Gonzaga Bulldogs used a 37-6 run in the second half to take down Kansas and earn a trip to the Sweet 16 for the ninth straight tournament.

Offensive lineman who left Alabama hints at transferring back to Crimson Tide

After transferring to play for the Iowa Hawkeyes, offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor seems has decided to return to the University of Alabama.

Tom Brady's ex-wife Gisele Bündchen denies cheating allegations: 'That is a lie'

Supermodel Gisele Bündchen is refuting reports she cheated on NFL quarterback legend Tom Brady before their divorce became official in 2022.

No. 1 UNC pulls away late from ninth-seeded Michigan State to make Sweet 16

North Carolina is now 7-0 against Michigan State in March Madness history after its victory in the second round of the tournament Saturday.

Caitlin Clark bounces back from sluggish start; Iowa cruises to first-round NCAA Tournament victory

The Iowa women's basketball team shook off some rust after a nearly two-week layoff between the Big Ten tournament title game and first round of the NCAA tournament.

No. 11 N.C. State advances to Sweet 16 with overtime victory, continuing improbable March run

The North Carolina State Wolfpack have played seven games in the last 12 days, have won all seven and are off to the Sweet 16, 41 years after winning a national title.

FAU's Dusty May set to become Michigan head coach after March Madness elimination: report

After six seasons at Florida Atlantic University, Dusty May is reportedly becoming the next head coach of Michigan

Celtics' Jrue Holiday says he's dealing with 'dead arm,' no timetable for return

The Celtics will likely secure the top seed in the Eastern Conference. Boston’s comfortable lead over the Bucks means the team doesn't have to rush Jrue Holiday back to action.

LSU's Kim Mulkey Threatens Legal Action Against Washington Post if Paper Publishes 'Hit Piece' About Her

LSU women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey has threatened a lawsuit against the Washington Post if the outlet publishes what she calls a "hit piece" that is rumored to be "in the works."

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WATCH: Igor Severino Disqualified and Fired by UFC After Biting Opponent

Igor Severino, a promising prospect making his UFC debut on Saturday night, was disqualified and then released by the promotion for biting his opponent.

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F1 star Max Verstappen's car spews black smoke, catches fire in bad day at Australian Grand Prix

Formula One star Max Verstappen had a tough day at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday as he only made it about three laps before his vehicle started to smoke.

UFC bout stopped after fighter bites opponent: 'I felt the pain'

A flyweight bout between Igor Severino and Andre Lima had to be stopped after Severino bit Lima in the second round of the fight on Saturday night.

Hungarian rally car crash leaves multiple dead, several others injured

At least four people were killed and a handful of others were injured in a rally car race in Hungary on Sunday afternoon, police said. An investigation was launched.

Tennis star Aryna Sabalenka smashes racket as emotional week comes to unfortunate end

Belarusian tennis star Aryna Sabalenka smashed her racket in frustration as she lost in straight sets to Anhelina Kalinina on Saturday at the Miami Open.

Georgia star running back Trevor Etienne arrested on multiple misdemeanors

Top Georgia Bulldogs transfer Trevor Etienne was charged with multiple misdemeanors following a DUI arrest on Sunday morning and was booked into an Athens jail.

Iowa's Caitlin Clark makes bold statement after early tournament victory

Iowa Hawkeyes star Caitlin Clark believes the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament is more popular than the men's this year and made the claim after Saturday's win.

NCAA ref pulled from women's tournament game at halftime over 'background conflict'

NCAA referee Tommi Paris was pulled from calling an NCAA Women's Tournament game between Chattanooga and NC State over a "background conflict."

Shohei Ohtani's ex-interpreter's past comes into question as Red Sox, university refute connection: reports

Mystery continues to swirl around Ippei Mizuhara, the ex-interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani, after allegations he stole millions from the ballplayer.