Tony Boselli, former all-pro left tackle, has been named the Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the Jacksonville Jaguars, reporting directly to team owner Shad Khan.

UNLV suffered a fourth consecutive loss, falling 71-65 to UNR, despite reducing a 12-point deficit to two. Turnovers and a scoreless final stretch were key factors in the defeat.

UConn beat Marquette 77-69, led by Solo Ball's 25 points, and made 63.2% of their three-pointers, undermining Marquette's National Marquette Day celebration.

Bam Adebayo's last-second jumper led the Miami Heat to a 105-103 win over the Spurs, who played without ill star Wembanyama. Terry Rozier scored 19 in his return.

Kingsport City Hall hosts "Black in Appalachia," an exhibition celebrating African American history in the Mountain South, available until February 14th.

A Lim Kim leads by three shots at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, aiming for her third LPGA title with Linn Grant as her closest competitor.

Ricardo Pepi scored for PSV against Liverpool before a knee injury sidelined him for months, potentially missing CONCACAF games and affecting transfer interest.

Zach Werenski scored the game-winning goal in overtime, leading the Columbus Blue Jackets to a 3-2 win over the Utah Hockey Club after a third-period comeback.

The Akron Zips defeated the Kent State Golden Flashes 85-71, maintaining their unbeaten record in the Mid-American Conference with a ninth straight win.

Georgia Bulldogs WR Colbie Young accepted a plea deal to avoid jail, instead serving probation and paying a fine after facing charges over an incident involving his ex-girlfriend. His football future remains uncertain.

The Colorado Buffaloes are preparing for their Black and Gold Spring Game, following a successful 9-4 season, with new recruits and Coach Sanders' impact being key focal points.

Construction of U.S. Soccer's training facility in Fayetteville advances, with hopes to open by April 2026, before the World Cup. The site will feature ample amenities for national teams.

Federico Higuain has become the head coach of Columbus Crew's developmental team, Crew 2. He is returning to a familiar environment where he excelled as a player.