Gainesville High School might take legal action against the GHSA for upholding suspensions of 35 players after a brawl, while Brunswick High accepts responsibility and sanctions.

The Texans added Dr. Candice Williams as a full-time mental-health director, giving players closer access to care as the NFL works to make mental health part of routine team life.

Maryland Terrapins defeated UNLV Runnin' Rebels 74-67 with Pharrel Payne scoring over 20 points, while UNLV struggled with injuries during the Geico Players Era Championship.

Logan Cooley scored four goals and an assist in the Utah Mammoth's 5-1 win against the Vegas Golden Knights, marking his second hat trick of the season.

World Cup ski racing returns to Copper Mountain with a spotlight on Mikaela Shiffrin. Spectators and transportation options are ready for the event, while NBC Sports and Peacock offer broadcast coverage.

Ohio State's Coach Ryan Day focuses on winning against Michigan, remaining quiet on injuries and dismissing the Chip Kelly rumors.

Logan Cooley scored four goals in Utah Mammoth's 5-1 win over the Vegas Golden Knights, making franchise history, while goaltender Karel Vejmelka saved 33 shots.

Columbus Crew's stadium will be named ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in 2026, continuing their partnership with the lawn care company.

Ohio State University honored senior football players, spirit program seniors, and student managers for their contributions and achievements during the final home game of the season.

Modesto's new baseball team rebrands as the Roadsters with retro flair, featuring a fox mascot named Cruiser, after initially being named the Glow Riders.

Denver Police Technician Brian Brown, who also coaches high school football, led Strasburg High's team to a stellar 2025 season and was named Coach of the Week. His dual role exemplifies community involvement.

Greg Olson is named interim offensive coordinator for the Las Vegas Raiders after Chip Kelly's dismissal following a loss to the Browns, as reported by AP News and Sports Illustrated.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Geno Smith faced criticism after Smith's obscene gesture post-loss to the Browns, amidst ongoing internal issues and a 2-9 season record.