General Sports 8-Hour Briefing
×Golf
Jacob Bridgeman fired a 7-under 64 at Riviera to establish a commanding six-shot lead over Rory Mc Ilroy at the Genesis Invitational, putting him on the brink of his first PGA title.
College Basketball
Arizona7 firmly established itself in first place in the Big 12 after defeating Houston 73-66, with senior guard Anthony Dell'Orso scoring 22 points. Meanwhile, Michigan was named the overall No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament's early bracket preview, followed by Duke and Arizona. Elsewhere, St. John's extended its winning streak to 13 games, the program's longest in 41 years.
International Rugby
Ireland31 reignited their Six Nations title bid with a record away victory over England, head coach Andy Farrell hailing the 42-21 win as a "special day." In Cardiff, Scotland29 battled back to secure a dramatic victory over Wales, with captain Sione Tuipulotu praising his side's "bottle" and "grit" in what he described as an "ugly" but crucial win.
Combat Sports
Leigh Wood comfortably outpointed Josh Warrington in their rematch at Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena. In other action, Sandy Ryan became a two-weight world champion with a hard-fought victory over Karla Ramos Zamora in Nottingham.
Other Sports
Carlos Alcaraz maintained his unbeaten start to 2026 by winning the Qatar Open in Doha, defeating Arthur Fils in under 50 minutes. The WNBA has submitted a new collective bargaining agreement proposal that would guarantee housing for all players in 2026. In Olympic curling, Team GB18 settled for silver as Canada triumphed 9-6 in the men's final, continuing a 102-year wait for a gold medal.