General Sports 24-Hour Briefing
×College Basketball
Cameron Boozer dominated with 24 points and 13 rebounds as No. 1 Duke crushed Notre Dame 100-56, handing the Irish their worst home loss since 1898. UK's Mark Pope faces a $25,000 SEC fine for his "post-game conduct and comments" after Kentucky's 75-74 loss at Auburn.
NFL News
Seahawks GM John Schneider insists the team sale won't hinder offseason plans, calling it "business as usual." The Browns' GM Andrew Berry confirmed Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson are both in the mix for quarterback, though no decision needs to be made soon.
International Football
England's Harry Brook smashed a century to lead his team into the T20 World Cup semifinals with a two-wicket victory over Pakistan. Meanwhile, England faces a dilemma about Jos Buttler's struggles at the tournament, with questions about whether to drop their former captain.
College Football
Chandler Morris has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA seeking a seventh year of eligibility. At the Steve Spurrier Awards, coaches Kirby Smart and Mario Cristobal traded jokes, with Smart warning to "be careful around Mario" in typical Spurrier fashion.
Golf
The PGA Tour heads to Florida for the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches, a tournament that rewards players who can avoid big numbers. The event marks the next stop on the season in West Palm Beach.
NBA Action
Rookie Kon Knueppel made history by becoming the fastest player to reach 200 three-pointers, leading the Charlotte Hornets to a 131-99 victory over the Chicago Bulls.
Boxing Updates
Manny Pacquiao's team has pumped the brakes on an April exhibition bout with Ruslan Provodnikov, despite Banner Promotions' earlier announcement. In court news, the driver involved in the fatal crash with Anthony Joshua appeared in a Nigerian court, with the case adjourned to March.
Tennis News
Craig Tiley, after 13 years at Tennis Australia, has been appointed chief executive of the United States Tennis Association. At the Welsh Open, Chang Bingyu stunned former champion Shaun Murphy with a first-round whitewash.
Motorsports
Arvid Lindblad, Britain's youngest F1 driver, credits his Indian and Swedish heritage for shaping his journey to racing's top level, revealing he was fixated on reaching F1 from age five.
Rugby Union
Wales holds out hope for fly-half Sam Costelow's return to the Six Nations, though flanker Taine Plumtree has been ruled out of the tournament. Italy's Tommaso Giacomel underwent minor heart surgery after withdrawing from the Winter Olympics 15km mass start event.
Other Sports
Northern Ireland's Josh Rock called his Premier League debut "a dream come true" ahead of his first night in Belfast. In Northern Irish football, Larne and Linfield played out a 1-1 draw while Glentoran thrashed Cliftonville 4-0.
Future Stars
Freshmen Jared Curtis and Jackson Cantwell face immense pressure in 2026 with big money and expectations as five-star prospects. Meanwhile, ESPN's pound-for-pound rankings see Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev drop out due to inactivity.
NFL International
The Jacksonville Jaguars will play two games in the UK in 2026, while the Washington Commanders return to London and the Detroit Lions visit Munich, making it a landmark year for NFL international expansion.