General Sports 24-Hour Briefing
×College Basketball
Michigan's L.J. Cason suffered a torn right ACL and will miss the rest of the season, dealing a blow to the Wolverines' guard depth. Michigan stopped Illinois 84-70 on Friday night and clinched the Big Ten regular-season title outright. Cornell stunned Ivy League front-runner Yale 72-69 on Jake Fiegen's go-ahead 3-pointer with one second left Friday night.
Professional Wrestling
Andreas Hale breaks down all the action from WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 in Chicago. Follow live updates and analysis. Logan Paul earned a spot in the Elimination Chamber match on "Smmack Down" as new tag team champions were crowned.
Rugby Union
Ospreys scored a pair of late tries to earn victory over Ulster in the United Rugby Championship. Munster secured a much-needed victory over Zebre in Round 12 but were made to work hard before pulling clear in the second half. Connacht stunned United Rugby Championship leaders Glasgow with Sean Jansen's last-gasp try at Dexcom Stadium.
Super League
Daryl Clark marked his 350th Super League appearance with two tries in St Helens' thumping victory at Catalans Dragons. Warrington Wolves made it two wins from two in Super League by withstanding a strong Wakefield Trinity fightback at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.
Cricket
Pakistan was knocked out of the T20 World Cup despite Sahibzada Farhan's superb century against Sri Lanka. The five-run victory wasn't enough to overcome New Zealand on net run-rate. Farhan hit his second century of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup to boost Pakistan's chances, but Dashun Shanaka hit three sixes in a row before failing to score on the final two balls as Sri Lanka narrowly lost.
Cycling
Mathieu van der Poel won the men's race at the Omloop het Nieuwsblad, while Dutch compatriot Demi Vollering triumphed in the women's event.
Snooker
Jack Lisowski beat four-time world champion John Higgins 6-5 to set up a meeting with Barry Hawkins in the final of the Welsh Open in Llandudno.
Tennis
Daniil Medvedev says it is "not how I wanted to win" the Dubai Tennis Championships title after Tallon Griekspoor withdrew because of injury.
Football (Soccer)
Bath secured a thrilling bonus-point win over local rivals Gloucester to reach the Prem Cup semi-finals. Hayley Ladd begins World Cup qualifying with Wales believing last month's move to Crystal Palace came at "the right time."
GAA
The GAA's Annual Congress at Croke Park was disrupted by a protest calling for the association to cut ties with sponsor Allianz.
UFC/MMA
The UFC announced a vacant light heavyweight title bout between Jiri Prochazka and Carlos Ulberg at UFC, meaning former champ Alex Pereira has vacated his belt. BBC Sport spoke to UFC fighters including Britain's Tom Aspinall about proposed plans for an event at the White House.
Basketball (NBA)
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander marked his return from injury with 36 points as the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Denver Nuggets 127-121 in overtime.
College Basketball (Continued)
No. 21 Miami of Ohio rallied to beat Western Michigan 69-67 on Trey Perry's driving layup with a second remaining, extending its season-opening winning streak to 29 games.
Other Sports
Colorado defensive assistant Warren Sapp resigned to "pursue other opportunities," and Chris Marve was promoted to defensive coordinator. The England Lions squad are "following official advice" in the UAE after Iran launched attacks throughout the Middle East. Lewis Crocker's manager says the IBF welterweight champion's hand injury is "not too serious" and expects the Belfast fighter's first title defence to proceed.