General Sports 24-Hour Briefing
×College Sports
UCLA women's basketball stars Lauren Betts, Gabriela Jaquez, and Charlisse Leger-Walker showcased their dance moves. Arizona State's coach Bobby Hurley celebrated an upset win over Kansas. NCAA tournaments will now require player availability info. Kaiya Wynn is leaving the Lady Vols due to a breaking point during senior day. Teams are looking to improve their seeding during Champ Week.
Professional Sports
Jai Opetaia is set to make his Zuffa Boxing debut against Brandon Glanton. The WNBPA executive committee remains united in CBA talks. Max Holloway and Charles Oliveira can thank Nate Diaz for the BMF belt. Three athletes will receive compensation after being led off course during the US half marathon championship.
Tennis
Novak Djokovic believes Serena Williams could make her return at Wimbledon. Tennis star Aryna Sabalenka announced her engagement and received congratulations from Carlos Alcaraz.
Football
England's Elliot Daly believes the team is close to regaining their winning form. Harry Brook says unity is key for England's World Cup run.
Golf
The Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill Club and Lodge is underway, with Højgaard and Lowry well-positioned. Rory Mc Ilroy thinks it's a "shame" that Jon Rahm didn't accept the DP World Tour deal.
Other Sports
Great Britain's wheelchair curlers lost their opener at the Winter Paralympics. Menna Fitzpatrick is at her third Winter Paralympic games. Jade Jones prepares for her boxing debut after switching from taekwondo.
Formula 1
Christina Sullivan, a Williams wind tunnel systems engineer, shares her unlikely route into F1. The new F1 season enters a new era with more drivers and rule changes. George Russell may have a car that can challenge for the title.
Rugby
Ireland makes five changes for Friday's match against Wales.
Cricket
New Zealand's Glenn Phillips spilled a catch. Cole McConchie took two wickets in two balls.
General News
Lou Holtz, the college football coaching great, has died at 89. Sports Editor Dan Roan analyzes Russia's controversial return to global sporting action.