Jon Rahm enters second round of the Masters tied for the lead at 7-under par, which is pretty remarkable considering he spotted the field two shots.
Author: Dan Wolken, USA TODAY
LIV Golf version of Phil Mickelson lost weight. He also lost his huge, adoring crowds at Masters.
Phil Mickelson used to draw huge, enthusiastic galleries. Playing at Augusta as a LIV golfer, much of that love and admiration appears to be gone.
National title validates Connecticut’s choice to embrace basketball in Big East at football’s expense
Connecticut made a decision to forsake football and embrace its basketball roots by joining the Big East. It paid off Monday with a national title.
San Diego State’s run to title game at Final Four has been one of great building projects in college sports
San Diego State was an afterthought program before Steve Fisher. Now his successor has them in the national title game. It’s been a remarkable rise.
UConn men look unstoppable and inevitable heading into NCAA championship game
In a college basketball season that has been defined by parity, we are 40 minutes away from UConn ramping through a bracket without a hint of drama.
Miss seeing bluebloods in the men’s Final Four? Don’t complain, just embrace it.
A one-off Final Four without a blueblood team is not going to cause the collapse of network TV or decrease the value of the NCAA men’s tournament.
Miami’s Norchad Omier on possible switch to football: ‘Not thinking about that right now’
Could Miami basketball player Norchad Omier move over to football after the team’s Final Four in same way one did and played in the NFL?
Miami’s Norchad Omier on possible switch to football: ‘Not thinking about that right now’
Could Miami basketball player Norchad Omier move over to football after the team’s Final Four in same way one did and played in the NFL?
Connecticut’s Adama Sanogo manages fasting for Ramadan while leading team’s Final Four run
It’s challenging enough to be playing the NCAA men’s tournament. For Connecticut center Adama Sanogo he is also managing fasting during Ramadan.
Dusty May says he’ll sign extension to remain at Florida Atlantic after Final Four season
Dusty May won’t be on another sideline next basketball season. The Florida Atlantic coach said Friday at the Final Four he is staying with the Owls.