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April 05, 2026

 

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Geno Auriemma apologizes for tense exchange with Dawn Staley after UConn loss

UConn coach Geno Auriemma has apologized for his actions during a heated exchange with Dawn Staley at the end of the Huskies' loss to South Carolina in the women's Final Four. Read More.

Michigan rolls to national title game with its latest double-digit March win, 91-73 over Arizona

Game of the year? This wasn’t even the game of the night. Read More.

UConn and Hurley muscle their way to 3rd national title game in 4 seasons, beating Illinois 71-62

Dan Hurley had UConn ready for another Final Four fight night. Once again, his Huskies scored a knockout. Read More.

Brewers inherit 'rally tortoise' after manager Pat Murphy is told no pocket pancakes in TV interview

First, the Milwaukee Brewers had “pocket pancakes.” Now, they have pocket turtles. Read More.

 

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After 13 years, David Beckham's dream comes true. Inter Miami calls Miami home

Don Garber remembers the earliest days of David Beckham's plans to bring Major League Soccer to Miami, the quest that started more than a dozen years ago. Read More.

Jo Adell robs 3 homers in what Torii Hunter calls the `greatest defensive game I've ever seen'

You’ve done something special when Torii Hunter, a nine-time Gold Glove Award winner known for his acrobatic catches, calls what you just did “probably the greatest defensive game I’ve ever seen.” Read More.

Buffalo Sabres clinch a playoff spot to end the longest drought in NHL history

Bring on postseason hockey in Buffalo. The Sabres’ playoff drought is finally over. Read More.

Virginia fires women's basketball coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton after making 1st Sweet 16 since 2000

Virginia fired Amaka Agugua-Hamilton as head coach of the women's basketball program on Saturday. Read More.

 
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