Memphis star guard PJ Haggerty, the AAC Player of the Year and a second-team All-American, entered the transfer portal.… Continue Reading
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Who did Lee Corso pick on ESPN College GameDay?
Who did Lee Corso pick on ESPN College GameDay? Here we track all his picks.… Continue Reading
Man United survive ET thriller to make UEL semis
Harry Maguire scored in the dying seconds of extra time to help Manchester United snatch a place in the Europa League semifinals with a sensational 7-6 aggregate victory over Lyon.… Continue Reading
Angel City hires Bayern coach Straus for June 1
Angel City FC has hired Alexander Straus as the team’s new head coach following an extensive search that sporting director Mark Parsons detailed to ESPN.… Continue Reading
Ancelotti: Madrid future in doubt after UCL exit
Carlo Ancelotti said he “doesn’t know” if Real Madrid’s 2-1 Champions League defeat to Arsenal on Wednesday was his last game in charge of Madrid in the competition.… Continue Reading
Bucks’ Lillard taken off blood-thinning medication
Bucks star Damian Lillard has been cleared of his deep vein thrombosis and is no longer on blood-thinning medication.… Continue Reading
Taylor takes issue with findings of Stanford probe
Former Stanford head football coach Troy Taylor released a statement about his firing on Wednesday, taking issue with the findings of two separate workplace investigations conducted during his two years as head coach.… Continue Reading
Kompany: Injuries were ‘big issue’ in Bayern exit
Bayern Munich earned a draw at the San Siro against Inter Milan on Wednesday but ultimately bowed out of the Champions League, leaving manager Vincent Kompany to reflect on the injury crisis that hit his side ahead of the quarter-final.… Continue Reading
Martinelli: ‘Dream’ to score at Madrid like Henry
Gabriel Martinelli was ecstatic to follow in the footsteps of Arsenal legend Thierry Henry by scoring at the Bernabeú in Wednesday’s 2-1 win at Real Madrid.… Continue Reading
Report: Security failures led to Miami Copa chaos
Officials for Miami-Dade County said a lack of intelligence gathering, insufficient security perimeters and large numbers of unticketed fans led to the chaotic scene that unfolded ahead of last year’s Copa América final.… Continue Reading