Hawai'i's Rainbow Warriors ended their eight-series win streak with a 7-3 loss to UCR, despite an early lead and a valiant effort by pitcher Liam O'Brien.

University of Tennessee basketball players receive accolades: Zakai Zeigler is SEC Defensive Player of the Year and All-Defensive Team, Chaz Lanier wins SEC Newcomer of the Year, and Jahmai Mashack named to SEC All-Defensive Team.

Boyd Sports and Knoxville reveal a parking plan for downtown stadium events, including over 1,000 spaces and shuttles from various garages, accommodating attendees of the new Covenant Health Park.

The University of Hawai'i women's basketball team won the Big West regular-season championship and honored seniors on a night punctuated by MeiLani McBee's record-setting three-point shot.

The Portland Trail Blazers celebrated Bill Walton with tributes and tie-dye shirts, remembering the late NBA champion and MVP in a ceremony attended by fans and former teammates.

The Atlanta Braves will host a block party on Opening Day, featuring live performances and games. Outfielder Jurickson Profar is expected to be ready to play after a wrist injury.

Aaron Jones re-signed with the Minnesota Vikings for $20 million over two years, with $13 million guaranteed, after a season with 1,138 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns.

Christopher Bell won his third consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race, barely defeating teammate Denny Hamlin at Phoenix. Katherine Legge faced difficulties in her Cup Series debut.

Sportscaster Bobby Curran, who chronicled University of Hawaii sports for 32 years, has died at 69. He was inducted into the UH Sports Circle of Honor in 2023.

The Las Vegas Raiders re-signed defensive tackle Adam Butler to a three-year, $16.5 million deal, reinforcing their defensive line and continuing strategic team moves.

Bam Adebayo was fined $50,000 by the NBA for inappropriate contact and profanity towards an official after a contentious game against the Timberwolves.

The Carolina Panthers extended cornerback Jaycee Horn's contract with a record-breaking $100 million over four years, making him the highest-paid defensive back in NFL history.

Former Steelers lineman and broadcaster Craig Wolfley passed away at 66 after battling cancer. His death impacts the Pittsburgh community and the Steelers.