• Thu, March 13, 2025

by: ClutchPoints

NCAA grants eligibility exception to JUCO, NAIA athletes

The NCAA Division I Board of Directors has approved a waiver that will allow certain student-athletes from non-NCAA institutions such as NAIA programs and junior colleges to compete in the 2025-26 academic year,

by: On3

LSU enters spring camp with renewed depth, competition

As LSU football kicked off spring camp over the weekend for the 2025 season, one of the noticeable differences in the program's roster that the Tigers lacked a year ago: depth. Head coach Brian Kelly and his staff are no longer focused on simply filling gaps.

by: BBC

Rangers beat Fenerbahce on penalties to reach Europa League quarters

  • Fri, March 14, 2025

by: Audacy

Kirby Smart sees growth, competition in wide receiver room

Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart joined The Steakhouse during spring practices to discuss the development of the wide receiver room. After a lackluster 2024 season, there is a big need to see growth.

by: SunStar

Davao City unstoppable at Davraa 2025 swimming competition after Day 3

There is no stopping the Davao City Durians in the pool as they extended their dominance in the Davao Region Athletic Association (Davraa) Meet 2025 swimming co

by: Seacoastonline

Exeter, Winnacunnet, Oyster River to compete at Nike, New Balance national track meets

Exeter, Winnacunnet and Oyster River will compete at Nike and New Balance indoor national track meets this weekend in New York City, Boston.

by: Talksport

Premier League LIVE: Saudi dealmakers approach Van Dijk, United, Spurs and Chelsea all through in Europe

SPORT has you covered for all the latest Premier League news after a jam-packed weekend of football. Liverpool now require just 16 points from their remaining games to win the Premier League

by: ESPN

'If they want to boo me, boo me' - Warner looking forward to Lord's return with London Spirit

Warner was picked up by London Spirit in the Hundred draft and will re-unite with former Australia coach Justin Langer

by: FantasyPros

NFL Free Agency Winners & Losers (2025 Fantasy Football)

NFL free agency always brings chaos, reshaping team rosters and shaking up fantasy football values. Some players land in ideal situations, primed to break out, while others see their stock plummet due to new competition or unfavorable circumstances.

by: bolavip

Why is it called 'March Madness'? The history behind the name

Madness" is not just a tournament, it's a phenomenon that was born on the courts of Illinois in the 1930s, and today it's synonymous with surprises, emotions and the chaos only basketball can bring. Here,

by: FourFourTwo

REVEALED: How many more wins English teams need in Europe to clinch fifth Champions League spot

This week's results in the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League have painted a clearer picture of how the fifth spot race may shake out

by: KTLA

Elite fields set for 2025 Los Angeles Marathon

Los Angeles Marathon presented by ASICS will celebrate its 40th running on Sunday, March 16 with a competitive field of world-class athletes. More than 25,000 runners will take on the iconic "Stadium to the Stars" course,

by: Forbes

Why Sports Tourism Is Winning Right Now

From action-packed trips to watch the World Cup to weekend golf getaways, high-end hotels and luxury brands are scoring big points with travelers

by: On3

South Carolina 'ready as we'll ever be' as competition heats up in SEC play

For as long as Paul Mainieri has been doing this, coaching over 2,300 games throughout his 40-year career and winning more than 1,500 times, he still finds it hard to win college baseball games. Despite his belief of how tough winning can be,

by: WalesOnline

Major Six Nations TV announcement as broadcaster decided for rest of decade

The Six Nations will remain on terrestrial TV for the rest of the decade in a major decision for the sport. Huge fears had emerged over the future of the tournament, with TNT Sports widely expected to swoop in with a big-money offer that would have seen at least some games go behind a paywall.

by: Reuters

Soccer-Real Madrid a 'fascinating' tie, but Arteta's Arsenal focus firmly on Chelsea

Arsenal are very excited to play reigning champions Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals next month but they will not be distracted from their Premier League duties as they shift their focus to Chelsea,

by: Heavy

Detroit Lions Make Bold Quarterback Change

Now, the new coaches in charge, along with vet head coach Dan Campbell and general manager Brad Holmes, are making decisions. One involves bringing on a new quarterback. The Detroit Lions are adding to their quarterback depth and adding veteran Kyle Allen, according to an announcement from his agency, Vayner Football.

by: BBC

Southampton v Wolves: Did you know?

Wolves have won each of their past six Premier League games against Southampton. It is their longest winning run against an opponent in the competition and their longest in top-flight games overall since between 1974 and 2018 against Burnley (seven).

by: Sportcal

LIV Golf finds global distribution partner in DAZN

The controversial LIV Golf tour has agreed a new global free-to-air broadcast deal with international OTT streaming service DAZN. The multi-year deal covers over 200 international markets, with DAZN gaining exclusivity in a number of prominent European and Asian territories including Austria,

by: Newsday

NCAA sends guidance to schools regarding how to handle waiver that resulted from Pavia ruling

The NCAA has sent out guidance advising schools on how to handle the waiver that it granted to junior college athletes in December after a court ruled in favor of Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia's bid for another year of eligibility.

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Supercomputer predicts 2024/25 Europa League winner as Man Utd & Tottenham advance

Despite reach the inaugural final of UEFA's secondary club competition, which was then imaginatively known as the UEFA Cup, there was a sense of disappointment hanging over the Tottenham Hotspur squad.

by: Yardbarker

'One worry for us' - Injury concern for Tottenham star following impressive win over AZ Alkmaar

There was a lot of pressure going into yesterday's game for the Lilywhites as their season hung by a thread, but Ange Postecoglou's side responded well as they converted that one-goal trail in the first leg to a 3-2 aggregate tie,

by: Football365

Man Utd 'fully committed' to signing player who has already 'agreed everything' with Arsenal

Man Utd are still 'fully committed' to buying Nico Williams this summer despite competition from Arsenal and other big clubs, according to reports.

by: Racer

BMW wins milestone IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge at Sebring

In a milestone race for the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge, on a milestone weekend for BMW M Motorsport, Jeff Westphal and Sean McAlister delivered. McAlister and Westphal combined to drive the No.

by: PennLive

State College's Molly Workman repeats as PIAA 3A 50 free champ

State College's Molly Workman, center, stands atop of the podium after repeating as state champion for the 50 free during the PIAA Class 3A swim championships at Bucknell University's Kinney Natatorium on March 14, 2025. EVAN WHEATON | PENNLIVE

by: AFP

Slot eyes first Liverpool trophy against Newcastle in League Cup final

Liverpool can win the first trophy of the Arne Slot era in Sunday's League Cup final against a Newcastle side desperate to end the club's 56-year wait for major silverware.

by: NBC

Where Are the 2025 World Figure Skating Championships?

It is about that time: the 2025 ISU World Figure Skating Championships are right around the corner! In this annual event, which has been going on 1896, some of the greatest figure skaters from across the globe will come together to compete for coveted international titles.

by: Heavy

Chiefs Reunite With Quarterback Who Was Stolen Away in the Past: Report

The Chiefs re-signed a quarterback in free agency after showing interest and briefly rostering him last season. The post Chiefs Reunite With Quarterback Who Was Stolen Away in the Past: Report appeared first on Heavy Sports.

by: Racer

Mears to make NASCAR Cup Series return with Garage 66 at Martinsville

Casey Mears will return to NASCAR Cup Series competition for the first time in six years with Garage 66 later this month at Martinsville Speedway. The team announced on Thursday, one day after

by: BBC

Hearts v Aberdeen semi-final live on BBC

The Heart of Midlothian v Aberdeen Scottish Cup semi-final will be shown live on BBC One Scotland on Saturday 19 April.

by: Reuters

Real Madrid a 'fascinating' tie, but Arteta's Arsenal focus firmly on Chelsea

Arsenal are very excited to play reigning champions Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals next month but they will not be distracted from their Premier League duties as they shift their focus to Chelsea,

by: On3

CaneSport Message Board Mania: Miami Hurricanes Path to a Playoff Berth in 2025

As the Miami Hurricanes wind their way through spring practice, which will resume Tuesday, the task at hand is to get both sides of the ball dialed in with development and competition for spots on the two-deep paramount.

by: NBC

Martha Stewart & Dolly Parton Bond Over the Beauty of "Older Women": "You Go, Girls!"

With Martha landing Sports Illustrated and Dolly dancing with the Dallas cheerleaders, these It Girls have still got it.

by: Reuters

Olympians make climate plea to IOC presidential candidates

More than 400 Olympians from nearly 90 countries around the world have joined in a call for the winner of next week's International Olympic Committee presidential election to make climate their top priority.

by: BBC

All you need to know about Netball Super League 2025

New teams, new rules and bigger venues. The relaunched Netball Super League begins on 14 March and BBC Sport takes a look at everything you need to know.

by: Heavy

Cowboys Land Ex-Eagles $25 Million Pro Bowl Playmaker in NFL Free Agency

The Dallas Cowboys made another NFL free agent move by turning to a former Philadelphia Eagles running back. Learn more about Miles Sanders.
  • Sat, March 15, 2025

by: ESPN

Transfer rumors, news: Real Madrid eye Spurs defender Romero

A summer move for World Cup-winning defender Cristian Romero is being considered by Real Madrid. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.

by: MLive

New Ferris State e-sports director brings gaming influencer connections

Ferris State University has appointed a new e-sports director, Justin Summe, who said he plans to use connections with gaming influencers to benefit students at Ferris State.

by: People

Track Legend Carl Lewis Says He Competed In A Bodysuit After His 1984 Olympic Debut Because 'Sex Sells' (Exclusive)

Carl Lewis in competition in 1987. When it comes to winning gold, it doesn't hurt to look good while you do it, according to 10-time Olympic medalist Carl Lewis. Lewis, 63, won his first four gold medals during his 1984 Olympic debut in Los Angeles before changing his uniform.

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How Jorgenson was behind hefty Visma blow to the competition in Paris-Nice: "This is what resilience looks like"

It was uncertain for a while, but on Friday, Jonas Vingegaard did not start stage six of Paris-Nice. The Dane crashed hard the day before, suffering a bruised hand. Visma | Lease a Bike seemed to have lost a key player,

by: Sportscar365

2025 IMSA Hall of Fame Inductees Named

IMSA has named its 2025 Hall of Fame inductees ahead of today's Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, featuring six men and three race cars that have carved its unique place in sports car racing history.

by: Racer

2025 IMSA Hall of Fame class announced

IMSA continues to pay homage to the great personalities and machinery of North American sports car racing with the announcement of the 2025 inductees into the IMSA Hall of Fame. The third class to

by: BBC

Hyrox could bring 'economic boost' to Cardiff

The fitness racing event will take place across three days in May and June at the Principality Stadium.

by: FloTrack

NCAA Indoor Track And Field Championships 2025 Day 1 Results

Here are results from Day 1 of competition at the NCAA D1 Indoor Track and Field Championships 2025 at Virginia Beach Sports Center in Virginia Beach.

by: Football365

Arsenal vs Chelsea prediction, expected line-ups, how to watch and stats

Arsenal are also making waves on the continent, but their chances of a European trophy are a lot less realistic. A quarter-final date with Real Madrid awaits Arteta's men which is not something they can get too enthusiastic about considering the current list of names on their injury list.

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Lincoln's Last V8-Powered Sports Sedan Can Be Purchased At Rock-Bottom Prices

B ack in the late nineties, Lincoln was putting the finishing touches on a very important new sedan that would go on to become one of the hottest items of its day. Ownership of Ja

by: IDLProcycling

How Jorgenson led Visma's big blow to the competition in Paris-Nice: "This is what resilience looks like"

It was uncertain for a while, but on Friday, Jonas Vingegaard did not start stage six of Paris-Nice. The Dane crashed hard the day before, suffering a bruised hand. Visma | Lease a Bike seemed to have lost a key player,

by: ESPN

RCB hope 18 is the charm as hunt for IPL glory continues

Rajat Patidar is the new captain, Virat Kohli is still the talisman, and RCB will start another season hoping they finally cross the final hurdle

NCAA grants eligibility exception to JUCO, NAIA athletes

The NCAA Division I Board of Directors has approved a waiver that will allow certain student-athletes from non-NCAA institutions such as NAIA programs and junior colleges to compete in the 2025-26 academic year,
The NCAA Division I Council has approved a temporary eligibility exception for athletes transferring from junior colleges (JUCO) and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) to Division I schools. This exception allows these athletes to compete immediately without having to sit out a year, which is typically required for transfers. This decision was made to address the unique challenges faced by JUCO and NAIA athletes, particularly in light of the disruptions caused by the recent global health crisis. The rule change aims to provide more opportunities for these athletes to showcase their talents at higher levels of competition, potentially impacting recruitment strategies and team rosters for the upcoming seasons.

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