Wed, March 19, 2025

by: TribLive

Banning the tush push and changes to playoff seeding are among proposed NFL rule changes

The Green Bay Packers have formally proposed a rule change to ban the tush push and the Detroit Lions proposed that playoff seeding be done based on record instead of automatically placing division winners in the top four spots.

by: KOIN

Grant High School students prep for national mock trial tournament

Grant High School's mock trail team is headed to the national stage after they won the state competition last weekend.

by: BarrieToday

Barrie speed skaters to face top-notch competition in New Brunswick

Local Simcoe County District School Board students Fiona and Kelsey (no last names provided) will be in Dieppe, N.B., from March 21-23 to compete against skaters from Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. This national-level competition is for youth between the ages 11 and 13.

by: People

Kate Middleton Connects with a Mom Whose Kids Are the Same Ages as Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis

The Princess of Wales learned that she may have run into the fellow mother before on the sports field Kate Middleton always has Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis at the top of her mind.

by: The42

Repeat of 2023 final in All-Island Cup draw

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by: Newsweek

Star Fireballer Reportedly Now Leading Red Sox Closer Competition

In a piece published Tuesday, Sean McAdam and Chris Cotillo of MassLive reported that Aroldis Chapman is tracking to begin the campaign as Boston's closer. The two insiders said nothing had been finalized but that Chapman had the edge over Liam Hendriks and Justin Slaten.

by: TheStreet

House of Doge Bringing Historic Dogecoin Partnership to the Indianapolis 500 - With a Mission to Give Back

House of Doge encourages the Dogecoin community to race toward generosity, make history, and support this incredible cause leading up to the Indy 500 on May 25.

by: Onefootball

USL makes history after official adoption of promotion-relegation system | OneFootball

United Soccer League has officially adopted the promotion-relegation system, becoming the first professional sports league in North America to do so.

by: CNBC

How new professional sports leagues like SailGP are putting women at the fore

SailGP, the international racing league, requires each team to have at least one female athlete onboard during races.

by: KREM

USL club owners approve new promotion and relegation system set to revamp United States soccer landscape

SPOKANE, Wash. — The United Soccer League (USL) announced on Wednesday that a supermajority of club owners voted to implement a promotion and relegation system in the league in the coming years.

by: UPI

Report: Women's sports on pace to reach $2.35B in 2025

Global revenues from women's sports are predicted to reach $2.35 billion in 2025 after several years of significant growth, Deloitte says in its report on women's sports.

by: NewscastStudio

NAB Show Preview: Sports production embraces IP, cloud and democratization

From direct-to-consumer streaming to AI-assisted workflows, the sports broadcasting landscape continues evolving toward more flexible, ... Read More

by: ESPN

Wetzel: In the NIL era, great hoops coaches still finding a way

There's St. John's (No. 2 seed in the West), coached by 72-year-old Rick Pitino, winner of the Big East tournament and regular season (by three games). There's Tennessee (No. 2 seed in the Midwest), coached by 70-year-old Rick Barnes, after a 27-win season in the SEC.

by: RotoBaller

Florio's Non-Free Agent Fantasy Football Winners and Losers

Free Agency takes over the football world every March. It is always such a fun week that shakes up the league. It is followed by plenty of analysis over which players ended up in good fits and which hurt their stock.

by: Yardbarker

Jack Bech 2025 NFL Draft Profile

NFL Draft does not feature a great wide receiver class. After several consecutive draft classes loaded at the position, teams will have to work a little harder to find a franchise-caliber player at receiver.

by: Talksport

BetMGM Premier League Darts betting tips: Week 7 predictions

Premier League Darts Week 7 comes from the Utilita Arena in Cardiff. Welshman Gerwyn Price won last week's event in Nottingham and will seek his third win of the season in front of his home

by: SuperSport

Don't miss these storylines in the final 10 matchdays of the LALIGA EA SPORTS season

by: BBC

Aston Villa Q&A: Which competition should they prioritise?

Over the course of Wednesday, we're putting your questions to BBC Radio WM's Mike Taylor and he has given his usual weighty analysis. In the first part, he takes a look at what Unai Emery's priority should be for the final months of the season - Champions League or FA Cup?

by: EssentiallySports

Josh Pate Slaps Harsh Reality Check on Deion Sanders as Concerning Kaidon Salter Take Complicates Colorado QB Race

You know how Deion Sanders rolls—flash and swagger, always. The post Josh Pate Slaps Harsh Reality Check on Deion Sanders as Concerning Kaidon Salter Take Complicates Colorado QB Race appeared first on EssentiallySports.

by: 21Ninety

March Madness 2025: Where Your Favorite Women's Teams Rank and Who to Watch

March Madness is back. The women's NCAA basketball tournament is delivering elite competition, buzzer-beaters, and thrilling action. From powerhouse teams to emerging underdogs, the 2025 tournament is brimming with talent.

by: MSN

Duplantis headlines as world indoors finally get Nanjing green light

The US-born Swede comes into the competition having bettered his world record -- for the 11th time -- to 6.27m at an indoor meet in the French city of Clermont on March 1. - 'Not fixated' by one height - But Duplantis insisted there would be no ...
Tue, March 18, 2025

by: AOL

How star pitcher Hideo Nomo, an agent and a lawyer changed the landscape of MLB forever

The multitude of Japanese stars in MLB today wouldn't be possible if Nomo hadn't first made the leap 30 years ago.

by: FanSided

Tucker DeVries and 3 more transfer portal targets Darian DeVries can land to revive Indiana basketball

Darian DeVries is the next head coach at Indiana, and now he'll get to work in the transfer portal trying to overhaul the Hoosiers' roster — starting with his son Tucker.

by: MSN

President Trump, Vladimir Putin Discussing Major Sporting Event

"The International Ice Hockey Federation just voted to keep Russia out of competitions, as have many of sports, and we're going to have ... have a thirst for their athletes to return to global competition — time will tell what ultimately comes of it ...

by: WGME

Trump administration gives Maine 10 days to bar trans athletes from girls sports

The Trump administration has found Maine in violation of Title IX by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls sports.

by: ClutchPoints

Philadelphia Eagles' biggest need to address after first week of 2025 NFL free agency

After making multiple small moves in free agency, here's one more need the Eagles should address before the 2025 NFL Draft.

by: Insider

How to get US Masters tickets: Prices and dates compared

It's time for one of the biggest sporting events of the spring: the Masters tournament. Set at the historic Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, GA, the event tees off on April

by: CINEMABLEND

Big Brother's Derek Frazier Blasted CBS For Not Casting Him In Reality Competition Shows, And I Think He Has A Point

Derek finished in second place in Season 23 of Big Brother and became the second player to reach the finale with zero competition wins since Dr. Will Kirby. Superfans may be quick

by: Sportcal

TGL adds seven new partners for season-ending playoffs

TGL, the new tech-infused golf league co-founded by the golf icons Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's TMRW Sports entertainment venture, has secured seven new commercial partners as the inaugural edition of the competition reaches its playoffs stage.

by: Complex

Inside The Snow League's Debut Season: Shaun White's Bold Vision for Winter Sports

Shaun White is bringing a fresh, high-energy approach to competitive snowboarding with The Snow League. From its innovative head-to-head format to its electric afterparties, the legendary Olympian shares how he's shaping the future of winter sports.

by: Fortune

A free trip to Mars, free burgers for life, and $1 million: what a perfect March Madness bracket could win you as Warren Buffett and Elon Musk chip in

Billionaires are offering millions of dollars in prizes for the lucky basketball fan who can select a perfect March Madness bracket.

by: Heavy

Vikings Announce Contract With Former Falcons Starter in Free Agency

The Minnesota Vikings wasted no time following through with their interest in former Detroit Lions draft pick Jeff Okudah in free agency.

by: ESPN

Why betting the NCAA tournament is completely different from filling out your bracket

With legalized sports betting expanding across the country, more people than ever are placing bets in addition to filling out their brackets. While some might assume that betting and filling out a bracket require the same approach,

by: Yardbarker

Everything You Need to Know About the 2025 F1 Academy Season

F1 Academy season is shaping up to be the most exciting chapter yet for the all-female single-seater series. With new circuits, an expanded grid, and the return of reverse grid racing, fans have plenty to look forward to as the championship continues its rise on the global stage.

by: 247Sports

March Madness 2025: UNC headlines worst Quad 1 records in NCAA Tournament history, ranked

The NCAA Tournament selection committee stirred the pot on Sunday when it put North Carolina in the 68-team March Madness field. The Tar Heels ranked well in the predictive metrics but finished conference tournament play with a 1-12 mark against Quad 1 competition, the worst-ever mark for an at-large team.

by: Newsweek

Former World Champion Says CM Punk And Cody Rhodes Are Bigger Stars Because Of AEW

Cody Rhodes, a founding member of AEW, served as an executive vice president and wrestler, becoming the inaugural AEW TNT Champion. He departed in February 2022 and celebrated his return to WWE at WrestleMania 38.

by: Racer

Sebring victory kicks off independent era for Inter Europol

The first time that Inter Europol Competition won one of endurance racing's biggest events, the 2023 24 Hours of Le Mans, it was an unforgettable experience for everyone involved. Two years later, and Inter Europol has added to its legacy with a second

by: WTMJ

Spinning the State: Oshkosh, Lake Mills

Local woman wins gold at Special Olympics Winter Games in Italy. The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

by: Bloomberg

Novak Djokovic's PTPA Claims Tennis Tours Unfairly Limit Player Pay

by: On3

Georgia OL Dylan Fairchild goes inside NFL Draft decision

Georgia offensive lineman Dylan Fairchild was ready in more ways than one for the NFL. Fairchild had another year of eligibility at Georgia. He decided that the boxes were checked for him to make his next move.

by: Reuters

Factbox-Olympics-Candidates for IOC president on transgender athletes in women's sport

The increasingly polarising debate over transgender athletes in women's sport has become a key issue for candidates vying to become the next president of the International Olympic Committee. This is what the contenders said on the issue in their official bids for the top job in world sport.

by: Firstpost

Exclusive | 'Many Indian shooters were not mentally strong as their opponents at Paris Olympics': Ex-India shooter

India won three bronze medals in shotting at Paris Olympics 2024 but it had also sent its largest-ever contingent of 21 shooters. In this exclusive interview with Firstpost, former India shooter Shimon Sharif talks about the various areas that need to priortised in Indian shooting including mental health.
Mon, March 17, 2025

by: KPCW

U.S. skiers claim overall titles over the weekend

Cross country skier Jessie Diggins clinched her third overall win while Alex Hall claimed his first overall victory in World Cup events over the weekend.

by: TheWrap

Netflix Is Beating the Streaming Competition at Leveraging Sports Documentaries | Charts

Drive to Survive" has been a quarter-billion dollar business for Netflix over the last five years The post Netflix Is Beating the Streaming Competition at Leveraging Sports Documentaries | Charts appeared first on TheWrap.

by: People

Kate Middleton and Prince William Reveal Their Relatable Weekend Schedule with George, Charlotte and Louis

by: Reuters

Olympics-Candidates for IOC president on transgender athletes in women's sport

PYLOS, Greece - The increasingly polarising debate over transgender athletes in women's sport has become a key issue for candidates vying to become the next president of the International Olympic Committee.

by: Newsweek

Mercedes Chief Hasn't Moved On Since Lewis Hamilton Exit - 'We Care How He's Doing'

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff revealed that it was difficult for him not to look at Lewis Hamilton's time on the leaderboard.

by: Metro

Paddy Power Kabaddi World Cup 2025 set to make history

The first-ever Kabaddi World Cup held outside Asia begins on Monday with the seven-day event across the West Midlands set to showcase the sport's remarkable global growth - up to 500 million are set to tune in worldwide.

Novak Djokovic's PTPA Claims Tennis Tours Unfairly Limit Player Pay

Some top tennis players are suing the sport's governing bodies for allegedly running a cartel that caps prize money, limits off-court earnings and restricts competition from rival tournaments.

Novak Djokovic's Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) has criticized the ATP and WTA tours for unfairly limiting player earnings through their control over prize money distribution. The PTPA argues that the tours' policies, which include a 50-50 revenue split between men's and women's events, do not adequately reflect the contributions of players to the sport's revenue. They claim that players receive only about 18% of the total revenue, significantly less than in other major sports leagues like the NBA or NFL. The PTPA is pushing for a more equitable distribution of revenue, suggesting that players should receive around 50% of the sport's income, similar to other professional sports. This critique comes amidst ongoing discussions about the financial structure of tennis, with the tours defending their model by highlighting the complexities of managing a global sport with numerous stakeholders.

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