Prior to brandishing a gun at a nightclub, Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant was in line for a big payday, but he's now in jeopardy of not making the All-NBA team, which could cost him millions.
Xavier teammates Souley Boum and Adam Kunkel got into a shouting match during the Musketeers' first-round NCAA Tournament game against Kennesaw State on Friday.
Pitt played in one of the First Four matchups, and the Panthers advanced to the Round of 32 after a dominant win over No. 6 Iowa State in the first round.
The NBA on Friday announced that Memphis Grizzlies forward Dillon Brooks was fined $35,000 for shoving a camera person during Wednesday night’s game against the Miami Heat.
Jamaal Williams rushed for a career-high 17 touchdowns last year, but the Detroit Lions apparently didn't do their best to bring back the running back.
Aaron Rodgers wants to play for the New York Jets, but no deal has been made with the Green Bay Packers. Former teammate Allen Lazard, who signed with the Jets Wednesday, thinks otherwise.
Gardner Minshew is reuniting with former Eagles offensive coordinator Shane Steichen in Indianapolis after signing a one-year deal with the Colts on Friday, the team announced.
Jonah Williams was drafted in 2019 draft, and since then he has been the Bengals' starting left tackle, but the addition of Orlando Brown puts Williams' future in doubt.
Xavier staged a furious rally in the second half of an NCAA tournament game to beat Kennesaw State, 72-67. It was the first tournament appearance for the Owls.
The St. Louis Blues will be without goaltender Jordan Binnington for their next two games after he was suspended for punching Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman in the face.
The Alabama Crimson Tide won their opening game of the NCAA Tournament, but Texas A&M-Corpus Christi nailed a three-pointer as time expired to cover the spread.
Utah State fans unsurprisingly did not take Thursday's first-round loss to Missouri in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament well, but one cheerleader is going viral after her reaction was caught on the game’s broadcast.
Alabama's Kai Spears denied a report from the New York Times that he was present during a fatal January shooting, but the outlet continues to stand by its reporting.