Opening Day 2026 arrives March 27. The Dodgers are loaded again. Juan Soto is now a Met. But the actual most interesting story involves a team that hasn't been genuinely relevant in fifteen years.
The second round is done. Duke still looks like a juggernaut, Nebraska is living its best Cinderella moment, and at least three matchups on Thursday could genuinely go either way.
Iowa knocked off No. 1 Florida. Nebraska made its first-ever Sweet 16. And there are exactly four perfect brackets left in the country.
Joshua Jefferson's ankle injury changed everything for the Cyclones. Here's how the second round played out — and what it means for T.J. Otzelberger's program.
Fletcher Loyer scored 24 as the Boilermakers pulled away from Miami. Next up: No. 11 Texas on Thursday.
Nico O'Reilly scored twice after a Kepa howler as Manchester City beat Arsenal 2-0 at Wembley. Pep Guardiola now has 19 trophies at City.
The 23XI Racing driver overcame battery problems, had no onboard cooling, and still led 77 laps to win the Goodyear 400 by nearly six seconds.
Movsar Evloev edged Lerone Murphy via majority decision in a bizarre five-rounder at the O2. The crowd booed. The scorecards told a different story.
The Michigan State junior dropped 21 and 10 against Louisville, threw down three dunks that went viral, and has NBA scouts asking one question.
The league that banned Pete Rose for life over betting on baseball just partnered with a prediction market for $300 million. The irony is impossible to miss.