Michigan is No. 1 in the Associated Press men’s college basketball poll for the first time in 13 years, ending Arizona’s nine-week reign at the top.
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AP Top 25 poll reaction: Michigan is the new No. 1
After nine straight weeks at the top, the Wildcats fall after back-to-back losses, making way for the Wolverines.
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Bruce wants more exposure for Associates but acknowledges schedule crunch
‘In periods we’ve been the better team, but just not over the whole 40 overs’
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Nissanka ton stuns Australia, puts Sri Lanka in Super Eights
Sri Lanka’s spinners backed up by Nissanka’s unbeaten century leave Australia needing a miracle to make it to the next round
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Cohen: Will never be a captain while I own Mets
Steve Cohen said he will never name a captain as long as he owns the Mets, ceasing speculation that the team would one day bestow the title upon Francisco Lindor.
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Way-too-early Grand Slam predictions for the rest of 2026
Carlos Alcaraz and Elena Rybakina are the newly crowned Australian Open champions. Who will win the rest of the majors? We make predictions.
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Harry Manenti: ‘We didn’t want to get dictated to by the English team’
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‘We know we need to be a lot better’ – England reflect on latest narrow escape
Will Jacks and Sam Curran hold off Italy with Harry Brook happy to see back of group stage
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Barcelona circuit to remain on F1 calendar
Formula 1 has confirmed an extension of its race contract with the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
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Norris on Max complaints: ‘Can retire’ if he wants
Reigning champion Lando Norris has countered Max Verstappen’s criticism of Formula 1’s new regulations, saying there is “nothing to complain about” from a driver’s perspective and his 2025 title rival can quit the sport if he does not like the new cars.