The SEC may not be able to replicate last season’s success, but the March Madness potentials field remains strong.
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- Emilio Gay hundred sets tone as Durham show champion spirit
- Ben Allison takes five as Derbyshire are bowled out for 88
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Our latest MLB offseason intel: Which top free agent will sign next? Is a blockbuster trade brewing?
Here’s what we’re hearing about Ketel Marte, Alex Bregman, Bo Bichette and much more as the hot stove heats back up.
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Pérez: Partnering Verstappen ‘worst job in F1’
Sergio Pérez has said being a teammate of Max Verstappen was “the worst job there is in Formula 1.”
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Head and Smith centuries grind England in the SCG dirt
Head smashed 163 and Smith cruised to 129 not out as Australia built their lead to 134 by stumps with three wickets in hand
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Venus, 45, competitive in 3-set loss at Auckland
Venus Williams, 45, put up a superb show in her first singles match of 2026 before losing 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 to fifth-seeded Magda Linette at the WTA Tour tournament in Auckland, New Zealand.
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‘It’s more of a future thing’ – why Glenn Phillips bats left-handed sometimes
It is a tactic that’s been “in the pipeline for a couple of years” to combat the ball turning away from him
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Marko: Verstappen would’ve won if Horner left earlier
Departing Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko believes Max Verstappen would have won the 2025 world championship had former team principal Christian Horner left the team earlier in the season.
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Djokovic withdraws from Australian Open tuneup
Novak Djokovic withdrew from the Australian Open tuneup tournament in Adelaide, saying Monday that he isn’t prepared to return to competition.
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Ferrari boss on Hamilton: We all must improve
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur admits he underestimated the challenges Lewis Hamilton faced in his first season with the team.
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Aus Open announces record prize money for 2026
A record A$111.5 million (US$74.9 million) in prize money will be on offer at the 2026 Australian Open, marking a 16% increase on the 2025 pool.