Caption Close WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Brad Peacock gave up two runs in four innings against the Phillies in Clearwater on Saturday. He struck out five batters and threw 48 of his 68 pitches for strikes. He also allowed a mammoth home run to Philadelphia's star catcher, J.T. Realmuto. "It'
Curry knows what it's like to take the NCAA tourney by storm as a mid-major star, and he sees a bright future for Murray State's Ja Morant.
The TCU men's basketball team felt they should have been part of the NCAA Tournament. They've made that clear. The players weren't happy being left out. Coach Jamie Dixon questioned the reasons the selection committee stated for the Frogs snub. And it showed early in the NIT opener against
What I'm Hearing: From Jacksonville, USA TODAY's Jeff Zillgitt provides the latest on Kentucky star P.J. Washington's foot injury and if the team thinks he can play this weekend. The NCAA tournament continues Friday with 16 more games. The 12-hour marathon of truly meaningful, win-or-go-home
Several programs will see revised defensive and offensive schemes under new assistant coaches.
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The next big play for many NFL athletes after leaving the sport? Entrepreneurship.
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Everything you need to know about the first day of the tournament.
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Kentucky's Tyler Herro, Keldon Johnson, Reid Travis talk about win over ACU JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - No. 2 seed Kentucky continues NCAA Tournament play Saturday against No. 7 seed Wofford. Here's the information you need to know to follow the game on television, radio or online. Time: 2:40 p.m.,
JUPITER, Fla. — Yankees pitching coach Larry Rothschild had an interesting takeaway Thursday morning while watching newly acquired lefty Gio Gonzalez throw a bullpen session in Tampa. “He is pretty close to ready right now,” Rothschild told reporters. That statement was no endorsement, but it was proof
The Rutgers football program has two loose ends to tie, concerning its 2019 recruiting class. The staff must soon discern if quarterback commit Zamar Wise will qualify, using one of two remaining scholarships, which would otherwise go to linebacker Brian Ugwu, who pledged on traditional signing day.
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