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Steve Kerr defended the decision to play Stephen Curry just 30 minutes in Sunday's 114-110 loss to the Timberwolves, saying the Warriors "can't expect to just ride Steph game after game after game."

Kiki Iriafen scored 11 of her career-high 41 points in overtime, securing No. 2 seed Stanford a place in the Portland Regional with a thrilling 87-81 victory over seventh-seeded Iowa State in the second round of the NCAA tournament Sunday night.

Rice hired Rob Lanier to be its next men's basketball coach, returning Lanier to a job in the AAC after his unexpected dismissal from SMU last week.

Since releasing QB Russell Wilson, the Broncos haven't signed a replacement nor improved their draft position. That might have created a level of concern for the fans, but Sean Payton made clear that the acquisition period is far from complete.

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh continued his praise for Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy at the league meeting Monday, calling McCarthy's pro day the best he has ever seen and doubling down on his belief that he is the best quarterback in the NFL draft.

Emanuel Sharp started overtime with a 3-pointer that put top-seeded Houston ahead to stay, as the Cougars advanced to the Sweet 16 back in Texas by topping ninth-seeded Texas A&M 100-95 on Sunday night.

NFL owners have approved a rule proposal to ban the swivel hip-drop tackle, the league announced Monday.

Porto manager Sérgio Conceição on Monday filed a legal complaint against a Spanish town's mayor over a reported fight at the end of an under-9s club competition in the Huelva region of Spain.

Bears GM Ryan Poles said he was "surprised" by the "smaller pool" of teams with interest in Justin Fields, and that he tried to do right by the QB by trading him to the Steelers.

Brazil's Vinícius Júnior broke down in tears in Monday's news conference as he admitted he has "less will to play" because of the racist abuse he has suffered in Spain.