Some nights in sports just feel special. Thursday at the Galen Center was one of those nights. In front of a roaring, sold-out crowd, USC vs UCLA became a battle for the ages as JuJu Watkins delivered the kind of performance that will be talked about for years. She didn’t just lead No. 6 USC…
It’s Valentine’s Day, but there’s absolutely no love in the air between Davis vs Berinchyk. In fact, things got downright ugly when Keyshawn Davis and Denys Berinchyk came face-to-face at the official weigh-in for their WBO lightweight title fight at Madison Square Garden. For weeks, Davis and Berinchyk have been trading insults, but on Thursday…
The Sacramento Kings have found their new point guard. Markelle Fultz, the former No. 1 overall pick, has agreed to a deal with the team, according to his agent and attorney, Raymond Brothers of I AM Sports & Entertainment. The move comes after the Kings traded away De’Aaron Fox at the deadline, leaving a hole…
Alex Bregman is heading to Boston! The former Houston Astros star has signed a massive three-year, $120 million deal with the Red Sox. This contract, which pays him an impressive $40 million per year, makes him one of the highest-paid players in the game and blew other teams’ offers out of the water by over…
The NCAA Women’s Power Rankings saw a major shake-up on Sunday, and the biggest sports story wasn’t just the Super Bowl. While the Philadelphia Eagles dominated Super Bowl LIX, another thrilling matchup happened earlier in the day—Texas pulled off a stunning 66-62 upset over South Carolina. It wasn’t just any win. This was the first…
Boxing has always been a sport where the underdog has a chance to defy expectations. That’s what makes it so exciting—you never really know what’s going to happen once the bell rings. And Jaimes vs Abdullah is the perfect example of that dynamic, as Manuel Jaimes walks into his next fight with the belief that…
The NFL never sleeps. With Super Bowl LIX in the rearview mirror, teams are now shifting focus to 2025 NFL free agency and the draft. The new league year officially begins on March 12 at noon ET, and over the next few weeks, franchises will be making huge decisions that could define their future. Some…
The Super Bowl has always been the biggest event on American television, but this year’s game took things to another level. Fox Sports estimates that 126 million viewers across TV and streaming platforms tuned in to watch the Philadelphia Eagles crush the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 on Sunday night. If these numbers hold, it would…
Fabio Wardley is at a turning point in his career. He’s made a name for himself in the British heavyweight scene, but now, he’s got his eyes set on something bigger—a fight with Kubrat Pulev. And if Wardley vs Pulev happens, he knows he’ll probably have to let go of his British title. At 30…
NEW ORLEANS — Before Saquon Barkley was lifting the Lombardi Trophy, before he was rewriting NFL records, and before he became the face of the Eagles’ championship run, there was a meeting. It was early 2023. Philadelphia’s front office was deep in planning mode at the NovaCare Complex, thinking about how to build on a…
AUSTIN, Texas — It was a moment that felt like fate. One month after getting completely outplayed by South Carolina, Longhorns vs Gamecocks became a showdown for redemption. Texas took the court on Sunday with something to prove, and they did just that, grinding out a 66-62 win over the No. 2 Gamecocks, snapping their…
The New Orleans Saints are closing in on their next head coach, and all signs point to Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore getting the job. While nothing is official yet, multiple league sources say Moore is expected to take over as head coach once the Super Bowl wraps up. It’s been a long and…
Acosta vs Cardenas is set to be a high-stakes battle as Bryan Acosta isn’t playing it safe—he’s taking a big risk by cutting weight and fighting in enemy territory. Normally a 126-pound fighter, Acosta has chosen to drop four pounds to take on top contender Ramon Cardenas at 122 pounds. The fight, set for the…
In 1968, Hubie Brown took his first college coaching job. He thought he’d just be coaching basketball, but he quickly learned he’d also have to teach it—literally. As an assistant at William & Mary, he taught two elective basketball courses. That one-year teaching gig turned out to be the start of something much bigger. Over…
