Here are some of the biggest winners and losers from Sunday's men's Round of 32 action.
Their magical season ended on Saturday in the Round of 32 when they were on the losing end of a 75-66 decision against No. 10 seed Arkansas.
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George Foreman, one of professional boxing's most fearsome and greatest champions, died at the age of 76.
The New York Giants are reportedly in the process of adding a veteran quarterback to their roster, but it is not one of the two big names — Aaron Rodgers or Russell Wilson — that have been attached to them the most. It is Jameis Winston.
For the spring, he was sensational with a 0.93 ERA that included 23 strikeouts and only seven hits allowed in 19.1 innings of work.
The first round of the 2025 NCAA men's basketball tournament continued on Friday. Let's take a look at some of the biggest winners and losers of the day.
Just a year removed from winning the Presidents' Trophy after finishing with the NHL's best record and playing in the Eastern Conference Final, the New York Rangers are facing the reality that they could miss the playoffs entirely this season.
Every year there is a player — usually a quarterback — that is one of the most polarizing players in their NFL Draft class.
The Steelers have been one of the NFL's worst — and dullest — offensive teams over the past six years, and one of the players leaving the organization this offseason offered a really concerning criticism about what the team is doing on that side of the ball.
The first round of the 2025 NCAA men's basketball tournament kicked off on Thursday. So let's take a look at some of the biggest winners and losers from the day.
North Carolina heard the criticism. It heard the yelling. It heard all about how it did not belong in the NCAA tournament.
Alabama State's 70-68 First Four win over Saint Francis (PA) on Tuesday night is not going to be remembered as clinical masterpiece of basketball.
This has not been a good week for West Virginia basketball. It started with the team being snubbed for the NCAA Tournament in a highly controversial decision by the selection committee that put North Carolina in ahead of them.
The NCAA selection committee is never going to make everybody happy when it comes to the 68-team tournament field, but there are some instances where they really do get it wrong. That seemed to happen on Sunday when they left the West Virginia Mountaineers out of the field in favor of North Carolina.
The North Carolina name is what got the Tar Heels in. Not the actual basketball.
Let's take a look at five sleeper teams outside of the favorites that could turn the tournament upside down and go on deep runs — perhaps even winning it all.
According to ProFootballTalk on Sunday, while Darnold's $37.5 million salary for the 2025 season is fully guaranteed, the Seahawks have a couple of outs in the deal.
In terms of the names and faces the San Francisco 49ers are going to be mostly unrecognizable next season.
The Vegas Golden Knights dropped a 4-3 shootout decision to the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday afternoon, a result that had to be frustrating enough for the Golden Knights given that Buffalo is one of the league's worst teams.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are in the early stages of a rebuild and have spent most of the 2024-25 season selling off veteran assets to collect draft picks and prospects. They hope to complete this rebuild relatively quickly, but the playoffs never seemed like a realistic possibility at any point this season.
Remove the name. Remove the North Carolina brand and its history. If any other mid-level program had that sort of resume going into selection weekend, what sort of chance would they have to get into the tournament?
Through all of this change, there is still one big issue that has not received anywhere near enough attention this offseason.
Cooper Kupp wasn't the only big name in the news on Friday. Who won and lost during the latest round of free-agency news?
General manager Brandon Beane announced that both players will be facing six-game suspensions for violating the league's PED policy.