General Sports 8-Hour Briefing
×College Football
College football coaching legend Holtz has died at. Lou Holtz led Notre Dame to a national championship in 1988 and built a reputation for rebuilding struggling programs throughout his career.
Basketball
The WNBPA executive committee emphasized unity during ongoing CBA negotiations. Players recently surveyed reaffirmed that the league's latest proposal "is not worth taking" according to the committee's statement.
Winter Paralympics
Great Britain's wheelchair curlers suffered a 10-7 defeat to Estonia in their Winter Paralympics opener. Jo Butterfield and Jason Kean represented Team GB in the competition held in Cortina.
NCAA Basketball
The NCAA announced new player availability requirements for tournament play. Teams must submit initial availability reports the night before games and provide updates two hours before tipoff.
Sports Politics
Russia's return to the Winter Paralympics marks a watershed moment in international sports. The controversial decision could have implications for other sports dealing with Russian participation.
Golf
The Arnold Palmer Invitational begins at Bay Hill Club and Lodge. Tournament organizers note that length off the tee and controlled iron play will be crucial factors this week.
Tennis
Aryna Sabalenka announced her engagement to Georgios Frangulis. The news drew congratulations from fellow players including Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, and Amanda Anisimova.
Formula 1
Williams wind tunnel systems engineer Christina Sullivan credits "Drive to Survive" for sparking her F1 career. The documentary series inspired her unlikely journey into the sport's technical operations.
UFC
The BMF belt's history traces back to Nate Diaz, who inspired the championship designation. Max Holloway and Charles Oliveira now have the chance to add "BMF" to their legacies in their upcoming fight.