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2027 class rankings: Ohio State, Miami inch closer to the top
Where the top 60 classes stand as the latest cycle hits the home stretch.[read more]
⚾ Sights and sounds from Brewers' championship parade
Thousands of Wisconsinites thronged the streets of Milwaukee on Friday to revel in the Brewers' title.[read more]
Sources: OKC signing Agbaji to fill roster after Williams, Wallace injuries
The Thunder are signing forward Ochai Agbaji to fill their open roster spot in the wake of major injuries suffered to starting wings Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania.[read more]
Heat unveil updated Wade statue after original's face was panned
Dwyane Wade has a new face -- on his statue.[read more]
UFC's Makhachev: Next fight will be 'one of the last' of career
Islam Makhachev, the No. 1 fighter in ESPN's pound-for-pound MMA rankings and the UFC's reigning welterweight champion, says his next fight will be "one of the last" of his career.[read more]
Coroner: SNU safety Tyler Ulrich, 21, died from TBI, brain bleed
Tyler Ulrich, a 21-year-old college football player who died earlier this month, suffered a traumatic brain injury and a brain bleed, according to a coroner's report.[read more]
North Carolina lands Henry, the No. 2 recruit in the '27 Class
Demarcus Henry, the No. 2 overall recruit in the 2027 class, commits to North Carolina, giving the Tar Heels their highest ranked recruit since 2019.[read more]
UConn's Hurley gets 2-year extension, now signed through 2032
UConn coach Dan Hurley has signed a two-year extension that puts him under contract through the 2031-32 season and maintains his annual salary of roughly $8 million.[read more]
Beer-fueled Brewers take to streets, continue World Series party
Tens of thousands of exuberant Brewers fans flooded the streets of downtown Milwaukee to celebrate the franchise's first World Series title with a parade and victory rally.[read more]
Morant, hurt against Grizzlies, to miss at least four weeks
Trail Blazers guard Ja Morant sustained a left hamstring strain in his first game against the Grizzlies, his former team, and will be out at least four weeks.[read more]