
UConn and Michigan to Face Off in NCAA Basketball Championship Game
The University of Connecticut and University of Michigan will meet Monday night for the NCAA men's basketball national championship.

The University of Connecticut and University of Michigan will meet Monday night for the NCAA men's basketball national championship.

FIFA faces criticism over expensive ticket prices while artist disputes Dallas over painted-over whale mural for World Cup.

The International Cricket Council has suspended Cricket Canada citing serious breaches of membership obligations amid ongoing organizational concerns.

Veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers has agreed to a $22 million guaranteed contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the upcoming NFL season.

Shohei Ohtani led Japan to a dominant 13-0 win over Chinese Taipei in the opening game of the 2026 World Baseball Classic tournament.

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah announced he will depart the Premier League club when his contract expires at the end of the current season.

A grand jury indicted former NFL linebacker Darron Lee on murder charges in the death of his girlfriend in Hamilton County, Tennessee.

Britain experienced dramatic weather changes from 35C heatwave to thunderstorms as meteorologists forecast above-average temperatures for summer.

A California state track championship resulted in co-champions after a transgender athlete won multiple field events, reigniting debate over sports policies.

The NFL approved five rule changes for 2026 and a 7% stake sale of the Las Vegas Raiders at an $11 billion valuation.

Former UFC fighters are participating in mixed martial arts, kickboxing, and custom rules competitions from March 12-14.

An American investment group has reportedly made a €2 billion bid to acquire Italian soccer club Napoli, according to multiple media reports.
New York Giants wide receiver and returner Gunner Olszewski sustained a non-contact injury during Friday's organized team activities practice.

Sixteen colleges now charge over $100,000 annually while schools increasingly circumvent NCAA recruiting rules through unofficial visit funding.

Seventeen-year-old Eliot Abramson died after being hit by a lacrosse ball at the base of his neck during a college recruiting event.
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