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Last updated: July 25, 2026, 8:31 PM ET

Basketball and Hoops News

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope is expected to join the Philadelphia 76ers following a buyout from the Memphis Grizzlies. Sources indicate he plans to sign a one-year deal after clearing waivers. Former President Barack Obama to the WNBA All-Stars, expressing his support for the women's game and posing for photos with players like Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. WNBPA president Nneka Ogwumike stated that the union and the league are actively after positive discussions regarding the WNBA's need to address player harassment. Brianna Turner reported that her former team, the Indiana Fever last season for sexual harassment. Caitlin Clark of the Fever is nearing a one-game suspension, having accumulated her seventh technical foul for arguing with an opponent. A nonconference men's basketball game between Duke and Michigan was called off due to unresolved broadcast rights issues.

Commonwealth Games Action

The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow have seen a flurry of activity, with Scotland's Duncan Scott with a gold medal swim. Scotland also secured three medals in a remarkable 45-minute span in the pool. Teenage para-swimmer Ela Letton-Jones for Team Wales, taking silver in the swimming events. In other swimming news, Bethany Firth secured bronze for Northern Ireland in the S14 200m freestyle, marking Northern Ireland's first medal of the Games. Adam Peaty after missing out on gold, but expressed anticipation for a "good scrap" in a later final. Filip Nowacki won silver in the 100m breaststroke, earning Jersey's first Commonwealth Games medal in 36 years. Wales added two more swimming medals, with Rhys Darbey and the 4x100m mixed freestyle relay squad claiming bronze. Sisters Delphine and Elodie Riley are set to in the 400m freestyle, representing Guernsey. England's netball team with a dominant victory over Northern Ireland. Gymnastics saw a silver medal for England overshadowed by a from Gabriel Langton.

Track and Field and Cycling

Sha'Carri Richardson and Noah Lyles at the U.S. track and field championships. Lyles delivered a world-leading time of 9.79 seconds in his win at the national championships. The Tour de France's final stage has been slashed in length to aid efforts in combating wildfires. Tadej Pogacar is poised to win his fifth Tour de France title, with Richard Carapaz taking a dramatic stage win following a breakaway. Zoe Backstedt is set to make her debut in the Tour de France Femmes.

Combat Sports and Other Competitions

Magomed Ankalaev dominated Guskov in his first appearance since losing the light heavyweight championship, looking dominant in his bounce-back win. Josh Kelly in a hard-fought points victory against Caoimhin Agyarko. Boxer Jai Opetaia is against the IBF to reclaim his cruiserweight world title. Jessica Andrade, a former UFC champion, is to earn income while recovering from injury.

NIL, NCAA, and College Sports

Robert Suttles, content director for Alabama's NIL initiative "Yea Alabama," was. The NCAA Division I Board has the new age-based eligibility rule. The Protect College Sports Act is not expected to before Congress's August recess. LSU coach Lane Kiffin expressed regret over his "messy exit" from Ole Miss last season. In recruiting news, highly-touted running back Gabriel Georges committed to Tennessee over Ohio State.

Other Sports News

The Los Angeles Rams have designed to celebrate key chapters in the franchise's history. The BBC will broadcast live Major League Baseball this summer, kicking off with the Dodgers. The future of LIV Golf remains uncertain, with Martin Kaymer stating it's "highly unlikely" the 2026 team championship will occur. Rugby's multi-million-pound concussion legal battle remains in the balance following a High Court hearing.