Scott Davis

The Fab Five Michigan team turned college basketball upside down with their athleticism, flashy play, swagger, and fashion sense.

The Warriors and Rockets may look similar on the surface, but their elite offenses have some key fundamental differences. Steve Kerr explained that the Warriors offense is more “egalitarian” than the Rockets.

Some around the NBA have wondered if there could be more free agency madness because of a salary cap spike caused by legal sports betting. The NBA’s partnership with MGM Resorts seems to be the first step toward that.

Kevin Huerter grew up a fan of Dwyane Wade and wears No. 3, in part, because of the Miami Heat great. Huerter was surprised, then, when Wade asked to swap jerseys with him.

Like the Clemson and North Dakota State football teams, the Baylor Lady Bears basketball team was treated to a meal of McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and Chick-fil-A when they visited the White House.

Dennis Rodman said he thinks more athletes should come out because they would be embraced today.

Joel Embiid sounded unhappy with his role in a loss where the Heat exposed the Sixers’ lack of shooting and identity on offense.

Many athletes have changed looks over the decade, while some don’t appear to have aged a day since 2010.

Astros owner Jim Crane said it was “almost impossible” to tell if the team’s cheating scheme actually helped them win games.

Tom Brady changed his diet and lifestyle mid-career to become the quarterback he is today.