The University of Tennessee and Florida Gators split a doubleheader, setting up a third game to decide the SEC series. Tennessee won the first game, Florida took the second, and key players from both teams contributed to the intense matchups.

Attorneys for Joshua Holloway withdrew from his assault case against NBA star Ja Morant, following a conflict, leaving Holloway 30 days to find new representation.

Keith Marshall co-founded 'The Players Lounge' to help student-athletes in Atlanta monetize their name, image, and likeness, capitalizing on new NCAA rules for personal branding.

New Braunfels is offering a volleyball clinic for 5 to 7-year-olds at Das Rec starting June 3 and July 8, with sessions designed to introduce children to the sport.

The University of Houston won their first wheelchair tennis national title, with player Jose Arriaga clinching the victory through a 10-point tiebreaker against top-ranked San Diego State.

New Braunfels' Das Rec hosts a basketball camp for kids aged 8-12, offering skill development in various basketball techniques from June 17 to July 26.

Ali Howard, daughter of Tim Howard, commits to the University of Tennessee women's soccer program as a forward, expressing excitement and gratitude on Instagram.

Multiple states are joining a lawsuit against the NCAA, alleging their NIL rules violate antitrust laws and fail to fairly compensate student-athletes.

Preview of the Western Conference Semifinals where the Minnesota Timberwolves, led by Anthony Edwards, face the Denver Nuggets, with Nikola Jokic. Bettors favor the Timberwolves despite the Nuggets' favored odds.

The Philadelphia 76ers' owners bought 2,000 tickets to Game 6 against the New York Knicks to ensure a home crowd, distributing them to local groups and workers.

A swarm of bees delayed an LA Dodgers and Arizona Diamondbacks game, with pest controller Matt Hilton resolving the issue; he later threw the ceremonial first pitch.

Illinois Governor's office has labeled the Chicago Bears' $5 billion stadium proposal as a "non-starter," emphasizing the need for taxpayer benefits, despite the team's pledge to invest $2.3 billion in private funding.

Bryce Harper of the Philadelphia Phillies and his wife Kayla welcomed their third child, Kamryn Ray Harper. Harper returned to baseball with strong performance after paternity leave.