UGA freshman wide receiver Sacovie White was arrested for reckless driving after being caught driving the wrong way on a one-way street. He was released on a $26 bond.

Spurs' rookie Sidy Cissoko struggled with depression during his first season, largely due to injury downtime and adapting to a quieter city. Despite this, he showed potential on the court with an average of 15.5 points in the G League.

The University of Tennessee baseball team won their fifth SEC title after sweeping South Carolina, with top performance from Zander Sechrist and a 46-10 record sparking fan excitement for a potential College World Series run.

Thousands of runners and costumed participants flooded city streets on Sunday for the annual Bay to Breakers footrace.

The San Antonio Missions baseball team took a break from their season to enjoy SeaWorld, swimming with dolphins and learning about marine conservation.

The Tennessee Lady Vols softball team advanced to the NCAA super regional with a 6-0 win over Virginia, featuring solid performances by Rylie West and Karlyn Pickens.

Mike Budenholzer has been announced as the Phoenix Suns' new head coach, following Frank Vogel's dismissal after a playoff sweep. Budenholzer brings winning experience from the Bucks to the role.

The Omaha Supernovas won the first Pro Volleyball Federation Championship, beating the Grand Rapids Rise in straight sets and winning a $1 million bonus.

The article explains the origins and significance behind the names of Houston's major sports teams: Astros, Texans, Rockets, Dynamo, Dash, and the defunct Texas Terror, later known as Thunderbears.

Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan competes in the 149th Preakness Stakes with a chance at the Triple Crown amidst a lively atmosphere and potential wet conditions at Pimlico Race Course.

Two college football players from Michigan State and Michigan switched teams, stirring reactions among fans and highlighting the transfer portal's impact on college sports.

Dixie Speedway in Woodstock celebrates its return after two years, drawing a passionate crowd, underlining the community's dedication to dirt track racing and the legacy of the Swims family.

The parents of Jeremy Medina, a Gainesville High School baseball player who died after a batting cage incident, are suing the school for negligence, seeking over $722,000 in damages.