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LSU guard Hailey Van Lith defended her team following a Los Angeles Times column that described players as "dirty debutantes," calling those who perceive them negatively as "being racist toward my teammates."

Angel Reese said she has no hard feelings toward Caitlin Clark as they prepare for the LSU-Iowa rematch, saying the two stars "don't hate each other."

For the fourth year in a row, the South Carolina Gamecocks, the No. 1 overall seed, have advanced to the NCAA women's Final Four, this time after a 70-58 victory over No. 3 seed Oregon State in the Albany 1 Regional final Sunday.

Kings guard Kevin Huerter will undergo season-ending left shoulder surgery, his agent told ESPN, a significant blow to a team that is fighting to stay out of the play-in tournament.

Our experts look at the Sweet 16 matchups in the women's tournament and detail their favorite upsets, picks against the spread, point total bets and more.

Tennis great Roger Federer will deliver Dartmouth College's commencement address in June, the Ivy League school annouced Thursday.

Duquesne promoted assistant Dru Joyce on Thursday to take over for Keith Dambrot, who stepped down last week after leading the school to its first men's NCAA tournament appearance since 1977.

Notre Dame atheltic director Pete Bevacqua told ESPN on Thursday that his school's independent status in football is "more valuable than ever."

Jets owner Woody Johnson used social media Thursday to rebut a claim by an NFL Network host that he and coach Robert Saleh engaged in a "very heated conversation" earlier this week.

Catcher Jonah Heim was the goat-turned-hero for Texas in its season-opening win over the Cubs on Thursday.