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Rangers’ Jacob deGrom sounds off on using no-trade clause to stay with Texas

Texas Rangers ace Jacob deGrom will remain with the team after using his full no-trade clause to block a potential move before the MLB trade deadline. The Rangers reportedly approached the 38-year-old right-hander about waiving his trade protection, but deGrom informed the team that he wanted to stay in Texas. “I want to win here,” […] The post Rangers’ Jacob deGrom sounds off on using no-trade clause to stay with Texas appeared first on ClutchPoints .

NCAA’s 5 Seasons In 5 Years Changed By New Ruling

By KACE KIESCHNICK, Tiger Rag Staff Reporter A ruling in the U.S. District Court of Colorado could alter the landscape of the upcoming collegiate athletics seasons right before the starting pistol was ready to fire. [...] The post NCAA’s 5 Seasons In 5 Years Changed By New Ruling appeared first on TigerRag.com .

All-SEC transfer Mark Mitchell drawing interest from Kentucky Basketball

It may be August, but thanks to a recent court ruling, there are now some big-name transfers available for Kentucky Basketball. One of the SEC’s best players from the past two years is among them. According to Ben Roberts of the Lexington Herald-Leader, Kentucky is showing interest in Missouri Tigers forward Mark Mitchell, who is arguably […]

Liverpool receive opportunity to sign 23-year-old defender amid summer plans

Liverpool are reportedly keeping tabs on the PSG defender Illia Zabarnyi. According to a report from DaveOcKop, the defender’s representatives have offered the player to the Premier League club, and it remains to be seen whether Liverpool are prepared to get the deal done. Zabarnyi was linked with Tottenham before he joined PSG. DOWNLOAD THE […] The post Liverpool receive opportunity to sign 23-year-old defender amid summer plans appeared first on CaughtOffside .

Notre Dame Fighting Irish and USC Trojans to Revive Rivalry Game Starting in 2030

After backing out of their traditional rivalry game with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish before the 2026 season, The USC Trojans have bowed to the pressure and agreed to start the rivalry once again. Starting in 2030, the Trojans will once again attempt to prove that the weakness they showed when cancelling the game is […] The post Notre Dame Fighting Irish and USC Trojans to Revive Rivalry Game Starting in 2030 appeared first on HEAVY .

ESPN College Football Commentator Mourns Losing Mother to Cancer in Emotional Message

A ESPN broadcaster is mourning the loss of his mother, who passed away after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. Tom Hart, a veteran play-by-play sportscaster for ESPN and the SEC Network, best known for calling college football, basketball, and baseball, announced the death of his mother, Suzanne Enola Hart, in a social media post. […] The post ESPN College Football Commentator Mourns Losing Mother to Cancer in Emotional Message appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Celtics could lose standout rookie to college basketball, per report

Celtics rookie Dillon Mitchell could be returning to St. John’s for one more season, according to basketball insider Adam Zagoria. Mitchell was drafted 40th overall after a collegiate career that included stints at the University of Texas and St. John’s. The 22-year-old was a Summer League standout for Boston, averaging 13 points and 5 rebounds […]

NCAA Seeks Stay of Eligibility Injunction, Citing Athlete Ousters

Late Sunday, the NCAA filed an emergency motion in hopes that a federal judge will stay a nationwide injunction she granted that allows a potential extra year of eligibility for a class of college athletes who completed high school in 2022. The NCAA wants the stay until there’s a ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for […]

Brian Urlacher defends former Mercury guard Sophie Cunningham over trans athlete comments

INDIANAPOLIS — Former Phoenix Mercury guard Sophie Cunningham continues to generate debate across the sports world for her comments about transgender athletes, with one Hall of Famer publicly coming to her defense. From my interview with Brian Urlacher last week 👇 https://t.co/pjvcVLeO88 https://t.co/f6zoEETF4G — Ryan Morik (@RyanMorik) August 3, 2026 Pro Football Hall of Famer […]

Return To St. John’s In Play For Dillon Mitchell?

A federal court ruling that made four-year college players from the high school class of 2022 eligible for a fifth season in 2026/27 has put another year of college basketball on the table for Celtics 2026 second-round pick Dillon Mitchell, according to Adam Zagoria of NJ.com (Twitter link), who hears from a source that a […]

UConn hires Nykesha Sales as assistant coach

After Jamelle Elliott stepped down to launch a leadership consultation business earlier this offseason, UConn hired a different member of UConn’s 1995 national championship squad to replace her. On Monday, the Huskies announced that Nykesha Sales will join Geno Auriemma’s staff as an assistant coach. “Bringing Nykesha back to UConn is absolutely the best decision […]