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No. 1 Ohio State visits No. 4 Texas in title-race showdown
The undefeated Buckeyes travel to Austin to face the Longhorns in a matchup between two of college football's top teams with Heisman contenders at quarterback.
France Reaches Women's World Cup Final, Ends 73-Year Medal Drought
Gabby Williams scored 22 points with five rebounds and five assists as France defeated Germany 86-64 in the semi-finals in Berlin.
Fashion Week Draws Celebrities, Athletes to Front Rows
New York Fashion Week kicks off Thursday, with celebrities and athletes expected across New York, London, Milan and Paris
Clark Leads USA Women to Rout of China in World Cup Opener
Caitlin Clark had 14 points and 11 assists in her FIBA World Cup debut as the U.S. women's basketball team beat China 94-61 in Berlin
Six-Time Champion Rutter Reveals Bog Snorkelling Secret
Neil Rutter, holder of the World Bog Snorkelling record, shares his butterfly kick technique for traversing the 120-yard trench in Mid Wales.
Acuña one homer shy of 200-home-run milestone
The Atlanta Braves outfielder has 199 career home runs and won the 2023 NL MVP after becoming the first player to record a 40-70 season.
Chourio Reaches 20 Homers, Joins Rare Elite Group
The 22-year-old Brewers outfielder becomes the 17th player in MLB history to record three 20-homer seasons before turning 23.
Fantasy League Ditches Prize, Piles on Punishment
A viral fantasy football league eliminates any reward for the winner while imposing escalating consequences on every other team.
Dawn Staley Says WNBA's Growing Pains Are a Sign of Success
The Hall of Famer draws a direct parallel to the NBA's early growth era as viewership climbs 17 percent above last season's record.
Asterisk Talley Wins U.S. Women's Amateur 8-and-6 for Second USGA Title
The 17-year-old California golfer defeated Anna Iwanaga of Japan at The Honors Course, claiming her second USGA title before graduating high school.
Ben Simmons Eyes NBA Return With Unrestricted Australia Minicamp Appearance
The former All-Star will participate without restrictions in an Australian national team minicamp in Melbourne, drawing interest from at least one NBA club.
Hammon Sits Wilson, Young and Gray, Blasts WNBA for Sub-24-Hour Turnaround
A'ja Wilson, Jackie Young and Chelsea Gray all sat out Sunday's nationally televised game against New York after Las Vegas played in Minnesota the day before.
Sabalenka Reaches Toronto Fourth Round With Win Over Zhang
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka defeated Zhang Shuai 6-3, 6-4 at the National Bank Open to advance to the Round of 16.
Panthers Edge Cardinals 33-30; Georgia Tech Reaches 7-0 for First Time Since 1966
Haynes King's last-second touchdown scramble lifted Carolina over Arizona, while No. 12 Georgia Tech beat Duke to open 7-0 for the first time in 59 years.
NHL Opens 2026-27 Season Sept. 29 With Five Games, Cup Rematch
The NHL begins its expanded 84-game season with a five-game slate highlighted by the Hurricanes hosting the Panthers in a Stanley Cup rematch.
Mystery $60M Deal, Juan Soto Injury and the Contracts Changing Sports
A contract identified only as 'JT's deal' carries a $60 million total value and $19 million average annual value, details still pending.
Mets Reliever Jefry Yan Debuts Signature Strikeout Celebration
Called up to New York, Yan marked his first career MLB strikeout against Cleveland with an energetic on-mound celebration he has carried throughout his professional career.
Vargas Delivers Clutch Hits as Diamondbacks Sweep Dodgers
Ildemaro Vargas provided timely RBI production as Arizona completed a three-game sweep in Los Angeles.
Stewart Powers Liberty to 16-12 Record in WNBA Playoff Push
Breanna Stewart's consistent play has New York winning tough games and building a credible case as a WNBA title contender.
VJ Edgecombe Sets 76ers' Bar: 'Championship or Bust'
VJ Edgecombe said the Philadelphia 76ers have one acceptable outcome this season: a championship
Luzardo Wins 10th Game, Matches Career High for Phillies
Philadelphia Phillies left-hander Jesus Luzardo earned his 10th victory of the season, matching a career high, after a quality start against the Baltimore Orioles.
Yankees Prospect George Lombard Jr. Hits First Triple-A Home Run
The 21-year-old homered on the first pitch he saw for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on May 27, 2026, in an 8-1 loss to Worcester at PNC Field.
NBC Among Bidders for Preakness Stakes Broadcast Rights as NBC Contract Nears Expiration
NBC Sports is reportedly highly interested in retaining the Preakness Stakes broadcast rights, facing bids from Fox Sports, Netflix and Amazon as Maryland secures the race's IP for $85 million.
Liverpool Targets 40 Global Stores by 2030, Eyes U.S. Retail Expansion
The Premier League club is evaluating standalone U.S. stores, with chief commercial officer Ben Latty calling discussions 'pretty advanced.'
Liberty Win Fifth of Last Six Games Behind Stewart, Jones
Breanna Stewart scored 24 points and Jonquel Jones added 20 as New York beat Seattle 95-83 on Monday night
Texans Re-Sign Jadeveon Clowney on One-Year Deal Worth Up to $8 Million
Houston reunites with the No. 1 overall pick from the 2014 draft on a contract with a $5.5 million base that can reach $8 million.
Nostalgia Account 20YearsAgoSport Builds Large Following on X
An X account posting sports moments from 2006 has built a large following within weeks, tapping into fan demand for throwback content.
Harper's Two-Run Homer Gives Phillies Third Straight Ninth-Inning Comeback Win
Bryce Harper's 22nd home run sealed a rain-shortened win in Baltimore, making the Phillies the first team in MLB history to hit go-ahead ninth-inning homers in three straight games.
Clowney Returns to Texans at 33 to Reinforce Pass Rush
Jadeveon Clowney reunites with Houston, the team that drafted him first overall in 2014, after one season with the Dallas Cowboys.
Braves Win Fifth Straight, Eye Rotation Upgrade
Atlanta has won five straight after losing more than half of its previous 44 games, and the front office is now focused on adding a starting pitcher.
Mitchell Moves to Sixth All-Time in WNBA Three-Pointers as Indy Wins Fifth Straight
Kelsey Mitchell's 26-point game pushed her to sixth all-time in WNBA three-pointers, fueling Indiana's five-game winning streak.
Low-Payroll Teams Are Winning While Owners Push for a Salary Cap
Owners want a new salary cap before the CBA expires in 2027, but small-budget clubs in MLB and the Premier League keep punching above their weight.
Honda Cup at 50: How Five Decades of Women's Collegiate Excellence Built a Billion-Dollar Market
The CWSA Honda Cup marks 50 years tonight on CBS Sports Network, spotlighting how collegiate achievement drives professional careers and surging investment in women's sports.
F1 Miami's $3M Super Yacht: 400 Seats, Three Weeks, Pure Profit
More than 100 modular cubes assembled in three weeks generated an estimated $3 million from 400 premium trackside seats at the Miami Grand Prix.
Mariners' Bryan Woo Dominates Astros With 8 K's—His Contract Value Rises
Woo's dominant 6.0-inning, one-run performance against Houston not only secured a crucial win but also highlighted his rising worth as a front-line starter on a rookie deal
Edwards Scores 36 as Timberwolves Win Game 1 on Road
Anthony Edwards returned from injury to lead Minnesota to a 108-101 victory, giving the Timberwolves home-court advantage in the playoff series
Cruz's 2011 ALCS Legend Casts Shadow on Rangers-Tigers Rematch for Playoff Hope
Nelson Cruz's historic six home runs in the 2011 ALCS, including a walk-off grand slam, provide a powerful backdrop as the Rangers and Tigers battle tonight for crucial playoff positioning and future franchise value.