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College baseball Week 7: Top-25 rankings, best moments and what to watch
Breaking down the latest top-25 college baseball rankings plus our favorite moments from the past week.[read more]
MMA pound-for-pound rankings: Grasso secures her position in women's top 10
Former UFC flyweight champion breaks a tie in the ESPN P4P rankings with spectacular knockout.[read more]
Divisional rankings: Grasso, Pyfer elevate their standing in knockout performances
Here's a look at every weight class to determine the best of the best in UFC, PFL and beyond.[read more]
Why new rules have Max Verstappen on the brink of walking away from F1
Max Verstappen predicted F1's new rule set would underwhelm, and 2026 is proving him correct, so much so that he might just quit the sport entirely.[read more]
Boxing divisional rankings: Moses Itauma crashes into heavyweight top 5
Moses Itauma disposed of Jermaine Franklin Jr. to move up at heavyweight. Here are the latest ESPN divisional rankings.[read more]
👀 What's next for LeBron? Six offseason options
Lakers? Cavs? Warriors? A wild card? Before LeBron makes his decision this summer, sources around the league weigh in.[read more]
Sources: Rapper J. Cole to play pro hoops in China
Rap megastar J. Cole has signed a contract to play in the Chinese Basketball Association with the Nanjing Monkey Kings, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.[read more]
NCAA proposes ban on players who stay in draft
The NCAA Division I Cabinet will consider proposed changes to eligibility rules, including one that would bar athletes who have entered and remained in a professional sports draft from competing in college.[read more]
QB Mendoza puts on show at Indiana pro day
Expected No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza threw roughly 56 passes in front of scouts from all 32 NFL teams and more than 100 members of the media Wednesday.[read more]
Kansas coach Self to return for 2026-27 season
Kansas men's basketball coach Bill Self is set to return for the 2026-27 season, saying in a statement Wednesday that he remains "focused and committed to Kansas" and "competing for a National Championship."[read more]