Forward Pryce Sandfort, the 3-point shooting specialist who helped lead Nebraska to its first NCAA Tournament win and a Sweet 16 appearance, will return to the Cornhuskers next season, the school announced on Monday, after he considered the NBA Draft.
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ESPN’s Vitale announces melanoma diagnosis
ESPN Hall of Fame broadcaster Dick Vitale has announced he has melanoma in his lung and liver cavity and will be starting immunotherapy soon.
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Formula 1 in 2026: Full schedule as race calendar drops from 24 to 22
All the key dates for a much-anticipated 2026 Formula 1 season in a new era of regulations and 11 teams.
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Sources: Newey to step down as Aston team leader
Adrian Newey is set to step back from his team leadership role at Aston Martin to focus solely on technical matters, sources have confirmed to ESPN.
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Jos Verstappen confident Max will continue in F1
Max Verstappen’s father, Jos, expects his son to continue in Formula 1 despite the recent announcement that his long-time race engineer, Gianpiero Lambiase, is set to leave Red Bull for McLaren.
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Magarity hired at UVM, where husband also coaches
For the first time in Division I history, a married couple will lead a school’s men’s and women’s teams after Vermont on Monday announced the hiring of former Holy Cross coach Maureen Magarity, who is the wife of longtime Vermont men’s coach John Becker.
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Yankees return Rule 5 pick Winquest to Cardinals
The Yankees returned the 25-year-old right-hander Cade Winquest to the Cardinals on Monday, three days after he was designated for assignment.
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Sinner outduels Alcaraz to retake No. 1 ranking
Jannik Sinner reclaimed the world No. 1 ranking by overpowering Carlos Alcaraz to win the Monte-Carlo Masters final.
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F1 bosses targeting tweaks to 2026 regs
The FIA and Formula 1 teams are targeting tweaks to the 2026 technical regulations aimed at addressing some of the shortcomings exposed during the opening three rounds of this year’s championship.
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Becker’s ’89 US Open trophy sells for record $357K
Boris Becker’s 1989 US Open men’s singles trophy — the only known US Open men’s singles trophy from the Open era to hit public auction — sold for $357,546 (including buyer’s premium) Sunday, the most ever paid for a tennis trophy.