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Answering some big questions for the rest of the golf season
What can we expect next from Rory McIlroy? Who disappointed at the Masters? Will Scottie Scheffler add to his major total this year? We answer some big questions following the 2026 Masters.
Adderley joins Colts, ending 3-year retirement
Safety Nasir Adderley signed with the Colts on Tuesday, two months after he announced he was ready to return to the NFL after retiring following the 2022 season.
Draft insight: What to expect from Betts, Fudd and more
Which 2026 WNBA draft picks are ready to contribute this season, and which should you stash for the future?
Ginn returns to Aviators sideline after DWI arrest
Ted Ginn Jr. is back with the Columbus Aviators and will coach the UFL team Friday after missing one game following his weekend arrest on a DWI charge, the league told ESPN on Tuesday.
Fickell says departure of AD McIntosh 'not easy'
Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell acknowledged Tuesday he was disappointed about the departure of athletic director Chris McIntosh, but doesn't believe it will have an impact on his future with the Badgers.
