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Last updated: April 11, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

College Basketball Portal Movement

The college basketball transfer portal remains active, with major programs securing commitments from high-profile guards. Texas Longhorns landed freshman guard Isaiah Johnson, who averaged 16.9 points and 3.0 assists in his lone season at Colorado, while rivals Texas A&M secured prolific scorer P.J. Haggerty from Kansas State. Conversely, Auburn is retaining key talent, as star guard Tahaad Pettiford announced his return for his junior season, providing stability for the Tigers' backcourt NCAA Coaching & Program Stability

Coaching continuity appears set at the University of Michigan, where Athletic Director Warde Manuel confirmed that Dusty May agreed to an extension to continue leading the Wolverines "for many years to come" after his arrival. Meanwhile, Colorado Buffaloes Coach Deion Sanders offered a brief but reassuring update on his health during the team’s spring game, stating emphatically, "I'm good, I'm good," as the team works to improve upon last season's 3-9 record.

Golf: Masters Third Round Action

The third round at Augusta National saw World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler climb back into contention after firing a 7-under 65, marking his career-best round recorded at the famed course. Scheffler’s performance put him in the mix with Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young tied for the lead entering Sunday’s finale. Elsewhere on Saturday, Shane Lowry etched his name into Masters lore by becoming the first player ever to record two or more holes-in-one during his career at the tournament.

Professional Boxing Outcomes

In the heavyweight division, Tyson Fury's comeback fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov earned high praise, with former champion David Haye describing the display as an "optimal performance" following Fury's victory. Down the weight classes, Conor Benn continued his push for a world title shot, securing a unanimous points win over Regis Prograis at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium despite finishing the bout bloodied. Speculation continues around former champion Deontay Wilder, as Derek Chisora suggested he would challenge Wilder to a rematch, voicing dissatisfaction with the scoring of their recent contest.

European Rugby Semifinals Set

European club rugby saw quarterfinal matchups solidify the semifinal picture across two major competitions. In the European Challenge Cup, the Dragons advanced past Zebre with a tight 35-32 victory, earning a trip to face Montpellier. Simultaneously, Leinster secured a home semifinal in the Champions Cup after comfortably overpowering Sale Sharks, setting up a clash with Toulon. On the domestic front in the Challenge Cup, Warrington Wolves staged a comeback to defeat Leigh Leopards and book their spot in the final four.

WNBA Personnel Updates

The WNBA saw significant contract movement as the season approaches. Satou Sabally and Jonquel Jones have both agreed to terms on multiyear deals to remain with the New York Liberty, ensuring continuity for their championship aspirations. Meanwhile, three-time All-Star Dearica Hamby is finalizing terms to stay in Los Angeles, where she is expected to sign a new multiyear agreement with the Sparks.

Rugby Union & Horseracing Milestones

In the Women's Six Nations, Scotland inaugurated their new era under Sione Fukofuka by achieving a hard-fought 24-19 victory over Wales in Cardiff. England’s Red Roses machine marched on, with Ellie Kildunne noting that playing before a record Women's Six Nations crowd of 77,120 at Allianz Stadium against Ireland is now setting a new standard for attendance. Separately, trainer Willie Mullins achieved a remarkable feat at Aintree, securing his third consecutive Grand National victory, which equaled the record previously held by Vincent O’Brien.