The Jaguars' recent draft picks, including guard Wyatt Milan and running back Bhayshul Tuten, have earned an 'A' grade from CBS Sports' Pete Prisco, generating cautious optimism among fans and analysts.

USC basketball recruit Alijah Arenas is recovering and expected to leave the hospital soon after a car accident in LA. His Tesla caught fire, but he sustained no major injuries.

Riverwind Park is offering a "Beginners Pickleball Class" on May 3 to teach new players the basics of the game, providing equipment and tips on local play opportunities.

Buzz Williams, Maryland's head basketball coach, has added four former Texas A&M collaborators to his staff, including Devin Johnson as associate head coach and Lyle Wolf, Steve Roccaforte, and Wabissa Bede as assistant coaches.

The University of Utah baseball team lost 12-11 to No. 23 Kansas despite a strong offensive output with 17 hits, including significant contributions by Tyler Quinn and Derek Smith.

Over 500 El Paso elementary students will participate in the 7th annual Unidos Games, involving competitions such as biking and running, to celebrate abilities and community.

Jackson Slater from Sacramento State was drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the NFL Draft's fifth round. He had a notable college career and excelled at the Senior Bowl.

The EPCC Tejanos baseball team swept Clarendon College, improving their record and playoff chances, while the softball team faced setbacks with consecutive losses.

The Miami Dolphins drafted ex-Texas QB Quinn Ewers at 231st overall, amid concerns about his arm strength. Ewers joins after a collegiate career with significant achievements but faces competition in the Dolphins' QB lineup.

The Giants drafted ASU running back Cam Skattebo 105th overall in the 2025 NFL Draft, after his standout performance in college, including an exceptional game in the Peach Bowl.

Texas edges out Texas A&M 3-2 in a tense baseball game, with Dylan Volantis securing his 11th save for the Longhorns in the Lone Star Showdown series.

Pittsburgh is preparing to host the 2026 NFL Draft, an event that has generated much excitement among fans and the city, with hopes for economic and infrastructural benefits.

The Indiana Fever launches the "Now You Know" campaign entering the 2025 WNBA season, highlighting their ambition and showcasing new star players, with games receiving unprecedented national TV exposure.