Joe Johnson has joined the BIG3 basketball league's new Detroit Amplifiers team, coached by NBA Hall of Famer George "The Iceman" Gervin. The BIG3 is introducing city-based teams and may influence the NBA to adopt a four-point shot.

Jim Irsay's daughters commit to maintaining his legacy and leading the Indianapolis Colts with confidence, focusing on team success and community engagement.

El Paso ISD celebrated its student-athletes signing with various colleges, emphasizing their dual commitment to sports and academics across multiple high schools.

Bengals' Trey Hendrickson skips mandatory minicamp amid contract dispute, signaling discontent with ongoing negotiations and seeking a long-term deal.

Oregon State's baseball team secured their eighth College World Series appearance with a 14-10 win over Florida State in the Corvallis Super Regional.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is offering a tennis and pickleball camp this summer with drills and games to hone skills, ending with an Aquatic Park visit.

Running back Nick Chubb is expected to sign a one-year deal with the Houston Texans, pending a physical, after accumulating 6,843 rushing yards and earning four Pro Bowl selections with the Cleveland Browns.

The Irsay family succession plan takes effect as Carlie Irsay-Gordon becomes CEO and principal owner of the Indianapolis Colts, with sisters Casey Foyt and Kalen Jackson as executives.

ESPN announced the new Dick Vitale Invitational college basketball event, featuring Duke vs. Texas, to honor Vitale's legacy and his cancer-free status.

The University of Texas at Austin celebrated the Texas Softball team's first Women's College World Series victory with the UT Tower lighting ceremony and fan festivities.

Derrick Henry may have a chance for a Hollywood cameo in an Adam Sandler movie if he rushes for 2,000 yards in the upcoming season, an idea proposed on "The Dan Patrick Show."

Thunder fans filled the Paycom Center and participated in local watch parties for Game 2 of the NBA Finals, displaying high spirits and confidence in their team's victory.

Las Vegas will host WrestleMania for the second consecutive year at Allegiant Stadium on April 18 and 19, 2026, after setting viewership records the previous year.