HOUSTON — The Final Four has taken over Houston, where even the light rail trains are wrapped in the NASA-inspired logo, alongside the logo of one of the NCAA’s “corporate champions,” of course. It’s the same thing in Dallas, where all of the signage at both airports leaves no traveler unawa…
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Mark Twain might or might not have famously said he wanted to be in Kentucky when the world ends. Everything happens 20 years later here. In the case of legalized sports betting, better late than never. In an upset last week, the Kentucky General Assembly passed HB 551, lega…
PHILADELPHIA — So John Mara, the president and principal owner of the New York Giants, did something the other day that, in the world of the NFL and its warped system of priorities and values, qualified as an act of true bravery. He dared to speak his mind, and speak the truth, about a leagu…
UConn manhandles Miami in wire-to-wire win, 72-59
San Diego St. rallies, defeats FAU on buzzer-beater, 72-71
Saturday's highlights from around the city.
Nick Canepa: Accomplished reporter Jim Trotter embarrassed his boss, Roger Goodell, and lost his job
SAN DIEGO — This past week, the NFL con artists painted with their true colors — greenback dollar and yellow stripe. During Roger Goodell's annual, thrilling State of the NFL Address Q&A session during Super Bowl Week, Jim Trotter, who at the time was working exceptionally well for NFL M…
The Lincoln Stars sharpened its skates in the final two periods, but an early Waterloo surge and a potential missed goal call doomed the Stars.
Scores and highlights from Saturday's boys matches on the pitch.
LOS ANGELES — Two minutes, one out! One minute, two outs! Two minutes, three outs! Batter up, batter down, batter up, batter down, batter up, batter down. Groundoutflyoutflyout. So went the accounting of the first half inning of the Dodgers' game Friday night against the Arizona Diamondbacks, a shining example of baseball's greatest new look since the invention of bubble gum. I love the pitch ...
Saturday's scores and highlights from girls matches on the pitch.
Saturday's scores from the high school diamond.
Lamont Butler made a jumper at the buzzer, sending San Diego State to its first national championship game with a 72-71 win over fellow mid-major Florida Atlantic in the Final Four. With FAU leading by three, San Diego State's Jaedon LeDee hit a short jumper to cut it to 71-70. After FAU's Johnell Davis missed a contested layup, the Aztecs didn't call timeout and got the ball to Butler. He worked the clock down and before hitting the shot that sent the Aztecs racing out onto the floor. San Diego State will face UConn or Miami in Monday's championship game.
Brooks Koepka is gearing up for the Masters. He shot bogey-free 65 to lead LIV Golf Orlando by three shots over Sebastian Munoz. Koepka says the key for him at Orange Country National is to eliminate mistakes. He says he played well in two other LIV events this year but lost ground with mental mistakes
Saturday's highlights from around the city.
Scores and highlights from Saturday's boys matches on the pitch.
Saturday's scores and highlights from girls matches on the pitch.
Saturday's scores from the high school diamond.
HOUSTON — The Final Four has taken over Houston, where even the light rail trains are wrapped in the NASA-inspired logo, alongside the logo of one of the NCAA’s “corporate champions,” of course. It’s the same thing in Dallas, where all of the signage at both airports leaves no traveler unaware that the women are in town. The Men’s Final Four — the additional branding introduced last year after ...
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Mark Twain might or might not have famously said he wanted to be in Kentucky when the world ends. Everything happens 20 years later here. In the case of legalized sports betting, better late than never. In an upset last week, the Kentucky General Assembly passed HB 551, legalizing sports betting in our fair commonwealth. We will soon be the 37th state in which citizens can ...
UConn manhandles Miami in wire-to-wire win, 72-59
San Diego St. rallies, defeats FAU on buzzer-beater, 72-71
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PHILADELPHIA — So John Mara, the president and principal owner of the New York Giants, did something the other day that, in the world of the NFL and its warped system of priorities and values, qualified as an act of true bravery. He dared to speak his mind, and speak the truth, about a league proposal to flex games from Sundays to Thursdays: It was a cheap way to try to boost viewership for ...
Nick Canepa: Accomplished reporter Jim Trotter embarrassed his boss, Roger Goodell, and lost his job
SAN DIEGO — This past week, the NFL con artists painted with their true colors — greenback dollar and yellow stripe. During Roger Goodell's annual, thrilling State of the NFL Address Q&A session during Super Bowl Week, Jim Trotter, who at the time was working exceptionally well for NFL Media/NFL Network, asked Goodell why there is a lack of Black NFL Media newsroom managers. Roger not only ...
LOS ANGELES — Two minutes, one out! One minute, two outs! Two minutes, three outs! Batter up, batter down, batter up, batter down, batter up, batter down. Groundoutflyoutflyout. So went the accounting of the first half inning of the Dodgers' game Friday night against the Arizona Diamondbacks, a shining example of baseball's greatest new look since the invention of bubble gum. I love the pitch ...
HOUSTON — Among the thousand-odd texts filling Miami coach Jim Larrañaga’s phone in the moments after making the Final Four last Sunday, one stood out for its uniqueness. “Congrats, see you in Houston!” Florida Atlantic University men’s basketball coach Dusty May wrote. Larrañaga texted back, “Looking forward to it!” Here they were Friday, too. Practicing in the 70,000-seat NRG Stadium where ...