USA TODAY Sports tracked the signing period to see which teams bolstered their programs and which fell short and as Wednesday’s big day concluded.
Author: Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY
WNBA star Sue Bird says perception of ‘cute white girls’ helps U.S. women’s soccer
Seattle Storm’s Sue Bird said U.S. women’s soccer players are more popular than WNBA players because of their perception as “cute little white girls.”
Falcons shut down facility after reporting positive COVID-19 test
The Falcons are shutting down their practice facility after they reported a positive COVID-19 test. They are slated to play Sunday against Vikings.
Vanessa Bryant posts emotional congrats to Lakers: ‘Wish Kobe and Gigi were here to see this’
Vanessa Bryant posted an emotional message congratulating the Los Angeles Lakers following the franchise’s 17th NBA championship on Sunday.
No. 20 Texas A&M upsets No. 3 Florida with last-second FG in SEC thriller
No. 20 Texas A&M upset No. 3 Florida in a down-to-the-wire SEC showdown Saturday, handing the Gators their first loss of the season, 41-38.
Rams vent about ‘wrong call’ on fourth-quarter penalty that cost them vs. Bills
The Rams lost to the Bills 35-32 on Sunday after a controversial penalty on fourth down late in the fourth quarter set up the winning score.
Red Sox pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez cleared for physical activity after COVID-related heart issue
Red Sox pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez was cleared for physical activity after a heart condition caused by COVID-19 that kept him out of the season.
Chicago Bears legend and Hall of Fame running back Gale Sayers dies at 77
Gale Sayers played from 1965-71 and became one of the sport’s most electrifying players. He had been battling dementia since 2013.
Patriots coach Bill Belichick’s mother dies at 98
Jeannette taught Spanish and French in the 1940s at Hiram College, where she met Steve Belichick, Bill’s dad, who coached several sports teams.
Allen Iverson thanks former Georgetown coach John Thompson one more time in emotional post
When news spread Monday that former Georgetown coach John Thompson had died at 78, Allen Iverson paid tribute to the man who had given him a chance.