Category: Sport updates
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Trump: Iran should skip WC ‘for their safety’
U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday that the Iran national team is “welcome” to compete at the FIFA World Cup in the United States, but advised it not to participate for “their own life and safety.”
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Boeheim: Cuse’s star players cost Autry his job
Jim Boeheim defended Adrian Autry as “a good coach,” saying his dismissal at Syracuse was a result of poor performance by the Orange’s best players and lack of NIL funding.
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Ranking the best remaining free agents: Top unsigned players
Where could Aaron Rodgers and Deebo Samuel land? Let’s stack the top free agents who are still available.
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Men’s Bubble Watch: Indiana, Texas will be sweating out Selection Sunday
The Hoosiers and Longhorns lost in their conference tournaments, leaving them right on the forecasted cutlines.
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Men’s Bracketology: Auburn cracks the field, Indiana falls out
The Tigers leapfrog the Hoosiers as “Last Team In” with Wednesday’s SEC tournament win.
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U.S. averts WBC disaster, advances with Italy win
Team USA advanced out of pool play in the World Baseball Classic and will face Canada on Friday in the tournament’s quarterfinals, averting a disastrous flameout thanks to Italy’s 9-1 victory against Mexico on Wednesday night.
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Hurley out after 11 seasons at Arizona State
Arizona State will not renew the contract of men’s basketball coach Bobby Hurley, the school announced on Wednesday, hours after it was eliminated from the Big 12 tournament in a blowout loss to Iowa State.
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Cowboys trade DT Odighizuwa to 49ers for pick
The Cowboys have traded defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa to the 49ers in exchange for a 2026 third-round draft pick, and defensive tackle Solomon Thomas to the Titans in a seventh-round pick swap.
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Live tracking NFL free agency: Updates on signings, trades, cuts
Players can officially sign at 4 p.m. ET Wednesday. We’re following all NFL free agency moves as they happen.
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NFL free agency grades: Sizing up 45-plus big signings and trades
We’re handing out report cards on big moves, including the Riq Woolen and Romeo Doubs signings.