Memphis Grizzlies' forward GG Jackson II is expected to return in 6-8 weeks following foot surgery, as the team copes with the absence of their top players but remains competitive in the Western Conference.

Arik Armstead of the Jaguars is nominated for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award for his community work, including his financial literacy program and contribution to fighting child hunger.

Cincinnati's bid to become the NWSL's 16th franchise is bolstered by Rose Lavelle's connection and a $5 million county grant, leveraging FC Cincinnati's existing infrastructure and support.

New York City has started the construction of Etihad Park, the first soccer-specific and fully-electric stadium, with the aim to transform NYC into a top soccer destination.

Ravens WR Diontae Johnson gets a one-game suspension for refusing to enter a game, impacting the team as they head into a match without a key receiver.

Mike Warfield returns as head coach for the Aliquippa Quips football team after a one-season break, aiming to build on his previous success with the program.

The WIAA admitted an error that incorrectly excluded Greenfield and Madison West high schools from football playoffs due to problems with a computer program.

Evan McPherson's groin injury leaves the Bengals without their main kicker, so they signed Cade York as a replacement.

The University of Hawaii men's basketball team lost 78-72 to Grand Canyon University despite a second-half rally and a career-high 24 points from Gytis Nemeiksa. Turnovers were costly for Hawaii, contributing to their defeat.

FC Cincinnati's GM Chris Albright confirms ongoing discussions about Luciano Acosta's future with the club amid his possible desire to return to Boca Juniors.

Miami has been eliminated from the College Football Playoff contention, ranked 12th in the CFP behind Alabama, as the CFP committee prioritizes recent gameplay data.

Ja'Marr Chase hosted a holiday event for over 100 children at the Dudley S. Taft Boys & Girls Club, providing gifts, Bengals gear, and a festive atmosphere.

High school football star Harlem Berry has officially signed with LSU, bringing his impressive record of 8,571 rushing yards and 142 touchdowns to the college level. His commitment has been unwavering despite other decommitments from LSU.