It's not worth it, no matter how tempting it may be.
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Jerry Dipoto hopes lightning strikes twice with a former top prospect.
A 7-footer who can shoot 3-pointers is always worth a shot, especially if he's a hometown kid.
Florida is no longer pursuing Desmond Claude. It's time for North Carolina to swoop in.
On second thought, maybe flying out The Wall was kind of messed up.
A leg injury kept Clark out of Indiana's preseason opener on Saturday, and it could keep her out of action on Sunday, too.
This is the second straight night these teams have faced a weather delay.
Keep up with instant Kentucky Derby live results and the full finishing order from Louisville on Saturday. We're big fans of Journalism here. The horse is cool, too.
This is far from a fluke. The Minnesota Timberwolves are a force in the Western Conference.
Leading a team is much easier when there's real talent to lead. New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has to be a leader in 2025, general manager Eliot Wolf said. That's a much fairer request this year.
The time is coming soon when LeBron James will retire, but none of us want to admit it. The Los Angeles Lakers superatar has been in the NBA for as long as most of us can remember.
He remains a generationally talented player. But right now, Dončić is a liability on the defensive end.
As training camp begins, Sophie Cunningham's fit in Indiana could swing the season.
Clark's return to Iowa sold out in a hurry, as fans in Iowa City are clamoring to see their superstar one more time.
Cedric Coward, one of the best remaining players in the portal, is headed to Durham.
North Carolina might not have enough firepower to compete in the ACC next season.
The Indiana Fever megastar will be back in Iowa City on Sunday when the Fever battle the Brazilian National Team.
That was a day. Here's where each NBA Playoffs series stands after a few thrillers.
Milwaukee's co-star headed back to the locker room immediately after a non-contact leg injury.
He's been good all year, but Redick ran his guys into the ground in Game 4.