Madison Booker scored 40 as Texas overwhelmed Oregon 100-58 at the Moody Center, setting a Longhorns NCAA-tournament single-game scoring mark. The performance pushed the No. 1 seed into the Sweet 16.

Antoine Griezmann has reportedly been cleared to travel to Orlando as talks continue on a summer move to Orlando City. The arrival would be a major moment for the club.

Olivia Olson (27) and Syla Swords (26) powered Michigan to a 92-63 win over NC State at Crisler Center, sending the Wolverines to the Sweet 16. The team’s pressure defense and third-quarter surge did the damage.

Bo Horvat’s early goal and Ilya Sorokin’s 23‑save shutout lifted the Islanders to a 1‑0 win that knocked Detroit out of the final wild‑card spot. The Wings return home Tuesday in a suddenly urgent stretch run.

Tennessee edged No. 3 Virginia 79-72 at Xfinity Mobile Arena, advancing to a fourth straight Sweet 16. The Vols now head to Chicago to face Iowa State next weekend.

The LGT World Men’s Curling Championship lands in Ogden March 27–April 4. Local venues and volunteers are already gearing up for a busy nine days.

The Phillies agreed to a six-year contract with Cristopher Sánchez starting in 2027, keeping the NL Cy Young runner-up in Philly’s rotation through 2032. The move locks up another top starter as the team eyes more postseason runs.

A new Cleveland pro club unveiled a downtown stadium and brand while Lorain County Leviathan landed a partnership with Scotland’s Inverness. Both moves aim to raise the region’s soccer profile.

NFL veteran and Carroll High alum Steve McLendon is headed home as the Eagles' new head coach, promising pro experience and leadership.

Cam Heide’s corner 3 and a late Matas Vokietaitis dunk lifted Texas past Gonzaga 74-68 and into the West Regional Sweet 16 in San Jose.

A second‑quarter scuffle at Capital One Arena spilled into the stands and left multiple players ejected. Photos show teammates and opponents converging near the front rows.

Massillon beat Lima 75-63 to reach the Division II title game — the Tigers' first state final since 1937.

Kristian Epperson's second-OT goal and Johnny Hicks' 41 saves lifted Denver to a 4-3 NCHC Frozen Faceoff title at Magness Arena.