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College Basketball

Duke clinched the outright ACC regular-season title with a dominant win over NC State, while Arizona secured the Big 12 crown by defeating Iowa State. Duke also claimed the No. 1 spot in the AP poll for a record 149th time, extending their college basketball dominance.

Professional Basketball

Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo returned from a five-week calf injury, expressing relief at being back on the court despite some rust. Meanwhile, fantasy basketball analysts are recommending pickups like Dejounte Murray and Precious Achiuwa as the season progresses.

Football

Former England player Anthony Watson revealed he cheated a concussion test during the 2017 Lions tour to continue playing, highlighting ongoing concerns about head injuries in rugby. England hooker Jamie George echoed these concerns, noting that rugby's approach to concussions has dramatically changed during his career.

Winter Sports

Skiing duo Menna Fitzpatrick and Scott Meenagh were named Great Britain's flagbearers for the Winter Paralympics opening ceremony. Their selection recognizes their achievements in para-alpine skiing.

Golf

LIV's Jon Rahm accused the DP World Tour of attempting to "extort" golfers and refused to commit to competing in six European tour events each season. In TGL action, Los Angeles Golf Club secured a playoff spot with a crucial win over New York Golf Club.

Motorsport

The upcoming Australian Grand Prix promises unprecedented chaos, with experts predicting a dramatic start when the lights go out. Meanwhile, questions swirl around Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari and whether expectations should be high for the seven-time champion's new team.

Tennis

Play was disrupted at an ATP Challenger event in the UAE when players and officials fled the court due to drone attack warnings, causing a nearby oil terminal fire. The incident highlighted security concerns at international sporting events.

College Football

The Colorado Buffaloes mourned teammate Dominiq Ponder at practice after the 23-year-old died in a single-car crash. The team opted to continue practicing while grieving their loss.

International Soccer

Wales captain Angharad James said her team has a Women's World Cup "in their sights" as they begin their qualifying campaign. In MLS action, Inter Miami surged in the power rankings following a comeback win, with Lionel Messi leading the defending champions' resurgence.

Hockey

Men's hockey conference tournaments are underway as teams vie for positions in the race to the Frozen Four. The postseason action intensifies across various conferences.

Baseball/Softball

The England women's cricket team received praise from former captain Michael Vaughan, who believes they have a better spin attack than India and could win their upcoming T20 World Cup semi-final.

Olympic Sports

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Hunter Armstrong announced plans to swim in the PED-friendly Enhanced Games while still pursuing his 2028 Olympic dreams, creating a unique situation in competitive swimming.

Recruiting

In high school basketball recruiting, Duke secured the No. 1 position for the 2026 boys' class, while UNC made its rankings debut at No. 7. On the girls' side, the top 25 teams for the 2025-26 season were revealed as the Chipotle Nationals approach.

Miscellaneous

The Rugby Football League granted membership to a new Halifax Panthers club after the previous club's liquidation. The NFL's Khalil Mack will play in 2026 and explore all free agency options after previously considering retirement.

Upcoming Events

With spring football practices approaching, the Big Ten conference is preparing for key storylines and position battles. The Laureus World Sports Awards nominees were announced, including Lando Norris, Luke Littler, and the England women's football team.