This week has brought some blockbuster transfers around the sports world, and we’re here with all the tea...

Power up your cox box and head to the water — rowing season is back!

Here’s to even more growth when the first four women’s Sweet 16 games tip off tonight before four more tomorrow.

It’s not just basketball that’s bringing the bedlam — three other winter sports kick off their national championships this week, and we have everything you need to know before the trophy-hoisting begins.

On your marks, get set…it’s time to race to Albuquerque, NM, for the indoor national championships, which kick off with the men’s heptathlon at 10 a.m. ET today and run through tomorrow’s finale, the men’s 4x400 relay.

While outdoor track & field is more widely known (thanks, Olympics!), its quirky winter sister is bringing big heat. Let’s race.

How does a governor become president without an election? They’re selected by a search committee.

Digital currency exchange FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Friday, leaving several high-profile athletes and sports organizations without funds from their sponsorship deals with the platform.

After the barrage of upsets last weekend and early this week, yesterday’s soccer polls sent several squads spinning, with some nabbing a rankings’ golazo and others sailing over the crossbar.

In the second year of NIL, student-athletes are stepping up…for others. As deals put big bucks in players’ pockets, more and more are paying it forward, to teammates and strangers, locally and internationally. The kids are most definitely all right.

Track and field athletes sue UCO, ex–MSU coach’s conviction will not be reinstated and Utah student booked on terrorism charge.