Indianapolis hosts the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for swimming, featuring free nightly concerts, food vendors, and games as part of a citywide celebration that also includes a towering Eiffel Tower replica and an artificial-turf swim-themed mural.

The Tennessee Volunteers mounted a stunning comeback against Florida State, securing a 12-11 victory in their College World Series opener, with Christian Moore hitting for the cycle.

The article details the medical examiner's report on the cause of former NBA player Darius Morris's death, citing heart disease exacerbated by substance use.

University of Michigan junior Abby Tamer secured a spot on the U.S. women's field hockey team for the 2024 Paris Olympics after scoring a decisive goal against Japan.

Netflix announces 'Receiver,' a docuseries focusing on NFL stars, including Amon-Ra St. Brown, premiering July 10th, providing an inside look into the lives and careers of prominent receivers.

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Brandon Marsh is progressing in rehab for a right hamstring strain and plans to return strong. He is currently with the Reading Fightin Phils for his third minor-league rehab stint.

The Atlanta Falcons were fined $250,000 and lost a 2025 fifth-round draft pick due to anti-tampering violations during the NFL's legal tampering window.

The article discusses Victor Wembanyama, a San Antonio Spurs basketball player, shopping at H-E-B, his H-E-B commercial, a Keldon Johnson interview, and Wembanyama's Funko Pop! figure.

The College World Series features Tennessee Volunteers and North Carolina facing Florida State Seminoles and Virginia, respectively, with high stakes and a showcase of collegiate talent.

Alison Ojeda, coach of Tennessee's Lady Vols tennis, was named the 2024 National Wilson ITA Coach of the Year after leading the team to a record season and the Final Four.

Boerne Champion High School sophomore Elizabeth Leachman qualifies for the USA Olympic Trials in track and field.

UTSA extends VP for Intercollegiate Athletics Lisa Campos's contract through 2029, citing her significant contributions to the university's sports success and reputation, including AAC transition and infrastructure plans.

Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas lost her legal fight against a ruling that prevents her from competing in elite women's swimming, with the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling she didn't have standing.