MPSSAA voted April 24 to elevate girls flag football to official championship status, launching a statewide varsity season with finals at M&T Bank Stadium.

Houston blew a late six‑point lead and fell 112-108 in OT to the Lakers Friday, dropping into a 3-0 hole and heading into a make‑or‑break Game 4 on Sunday.

Philadelphia traded two third‑round picks for Jonathan Greenard and signed him to a four‑year, $100M extension with $50M guaranteed. The move adds a veteran pass rusher to Philly's front.

The Packers extended Jayden Reed to a three-year, $50.25M deal with $20M guaranteed, keeping the slot receiver in Green Bay through 2029 and stabilizing the receiver room.

Pittsburgh used its No. 76 pick on Penn State QB Drew Allar — a big-armed prospect with strong measurables and a recent ankle surgery to monitor.

Baltimore used the No. 80 pick on USC receiver Ja'Kobi Lane, a 6'4" contested-catch, red-zone weapon who adds size to the Ravens' receiver corps. Analysts say he brings upside and clear developmental work.

University leaders are preparing to replace Dan Radakovich; sources say Miami has targeted business executive Michael Yormark as his likely successor.

Jim France is stepping back as NASCAR CEO and handing day-to-day control to president Steve O'Donnell while remaining chairman. The move marks a historic first for the sport's leadership.

The Browns used the No. 39 pick to take Washington receiver Denzel Boston — a 6'4" contested‑catch specialist who finished 2025 with 62 catches, 881 yards and 11 TDs.

The Lions traded up to take Michigan edge Derrick Moore at No. 44, betting he can add burst opposite Aidan Hutchinson. The pick cost Detroit a mid‑round selection to the Jets.

After a runaway freshman year, Cameron Boozer announced he will enter the 2026 NBA Draft.

Thrive Eternal, Joshua Kushner's new permanent-capital arm, has struck a deal to buy a stake in the San Francisco Giants; terms are undisclosed and MLB approval is required.

The Rams used the No. 13 pick to take Alabama QB Ty Simpson — a one-year starter with pro tools and clear questions about experience and durability.