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How a 64-team college football tournament would play out
Why should basketball have all the fun? We run through an imaginary football bracket down to the Sweet 16.[read more]
George Mason in 2006, Saint Peter's in 2022: Notable Cinderella runs
Since expansion to 64 teams in 1985, six double-digit seeded schools have reached the Final Four.[read more]
Let the fun begin: Make your picks for the women's tournament
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Source: Snell lands 2-year, $62M deal with Giants
Blake Snell has agreed to a 2-year, $62 million deal with the Giants, a source told ESPN's Jeff Passan, confirming a report by the New York Post. It includes an opt-out after the first season.[read more]
Saints sign DE Young to $13M deal, sources say
Chase Young, who tied a career high with 7.5 sacks with Washington and San Francisco, has signed a one-year, $13M contract with the Saints, sources told ESPN.[read more]
49ers penalized in next 2 drafts for payroll error
The 49ers have forfeited a 2025 draft choice and were penalized four spots for a selection in this year's draft as a result of administrative payroll accounting errors.[read more]
Russell, granted 'green room,' ties Lakers 3s mark
After Lakers point guard D'Angelo Russell matched Nick Van Exel's franchise record for 3s in a season with 183, coach Darvin Ham granted him any shooter's dream endorsement.[read more]
Monahan: 'Constructive' PIF meeting, few details
In a memo sent to PGA Tour members Monday night, commissioner Jay Monahan confirmed the meeting Monday with PIF, saying the conversation was "constructive."[read more]
Ex-NHLer Koltsov, boyfriend of Sabalenka, dies
Konstantin Koltsov, the Belarusian former pro ice hockey player and boyfriend of tennis player Aryna Sabalenka, has died at the age of 42.[read more]
Sources: Frustrated players want MLBPA exec out
On Monday's call, a majority of players in an informal vote told MLBPA executive director Tony Clark they wanted to replace deputy executive director Bruce Meyer with Harry Marino, the lawyer who spearheaded the unionization efforts of minor leaguers.[read more]