Dolphins owner Stephen Ross says the NFL told Miami Hard Rock Stadium no longer meets Super Bowl requirements, leaving the city — tied for most Super Bowls — off the near‑term map. The move follows campus changes for annual events such as F1 and the Miami Open.

Nikola Jokic’s March 7, 2025 performance at Ball Arena became the NBA’s first 30-20-20 triple-double and now sits at No. 63 on Colorado’s Top 150 list.

The Portland Fire traded Chloe Bibby and Maya Caldwell as the expansion team finalized its roster ahead of its Moda Center home opener on Saturday.

Trainer Cherie DeVaux announced Golden Tempo will skip the Preakness, prioritizing the colt’s health and redirecting the campaign to the Belmont at Saratoga. The decision continues a recent trend of Derby winners bypassing the Preakness.

San Antonio blew out Minnesota 133-95 at Frost Bank Center, evening the West semifinal at 1-1 behind Stephon Castle and Victor Wembanyama.

A $30M renovation has modernized Jackie Robinson Ballpark in Daytona Beach — a new player-development center, fresh turf and a small museum now sit beside the park’s historic scoreboard. The upgrades aim to preserve history while meeting MLB standards.

Tulane freshman Sophia Macias will be the first woman to play in a Louisiana men's amateur sectional qualifier when she tees off at English Turn on May 18.

Jacksonville will host its first full-distance IRONMAN on Saturday, May 16 — a 140.6-mile course that starts in the St. Johns River and finishes at Riverfront Plaza.

The Memorial Tournament returns to Muirfield Village June 1–7 for its 50th anniversary, bringing special events, commemorative merchandise and charity tie‑ins to Dublin.

Gio Lopez says his season under Bill Belichick at UNC was stifling and has transferred to Wake Forest, adding fresh pressure on a program still rebuilding after a 4‑8 season.

Gabe Alvarez was dismissed as the Toledo Mud Hens manager after an HR probe into harassment claims; the Tigers named Mike Hessman interim.

Division I is advancing a "five‑in‑five" eligibility plan that would lock careers into five seasons across five years. Coaches like the certainty but warn it could erase redshirts and invite legal fights.

Ezekiel Elliott says the NCAA and Big Ten profited off his Ohio State-era image without paying him; he has filed suit in Los Angeles seeking an injunction and damages.