Trade deadline: Every move that did and did not happenTrade deadline: Every move that did and did not happen
Which players got traded before the deadline? See how it all took place.
Day: February 10, 2022
McDaniel: ‘No red flags’ in taking Dolphins’ jobMcDaniel: ‘No red flags’ in taking Dolphins’ job
New Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said Thursday there were “no red flags” about the organization despite Brian Flores’ lawsuit coming out during his interview process.
Sources: Vikings set to hire Donatell as new DCSources: Vikings set to hire Donatell as new DC
Ed Donatell is finalizing a deal with the Vikings on Thursday to become the team’s defensive coordinator, sources told ESPN.
Sources: C. Kiffin backtracks, returns to BrownsSources: C. Kiffin backtracks, returns to Browns
Chris Kiffin, who was announced as the Ole Miss co-defensive coordinator in January, will return to his old job as defensive line coach for the NFL’s Cleveland Browns, sources said.
History of 10 seeds vs. 7 seeds in March MadnessHistory of 10 seeds vs. 7 seeds in March Madness
The 7-10 matchup is always one of the most competitive pairings March Madness has to offer. Learn more about the history of No. 7 seeds vs. No. 10 seeds.
‘I couldn’t catch my breath’: Sixteen players and coaches reveal tales of Super Bowl nerves‘I couldn’t catch my breath’: Sixteen players and coaches reveal tales of Super Bowl nerves
Examples of nerves vary, but there is one common theme for players and coaches: This isn’t just like any other game.
Rams’ Super Bowl runs revolve around receiversRams’ Super Bowl runs revolve around receivers
When the Rams have found their way to the Super Bowl, it has been behind a solid receiving corps.
Sources: Nets deal Harden to 76ers for SimmonsSources: Nets deal Harden to 76ers for Simmons
The Nets are trading James Harden to the 76ers for Ben Simmons, Seth Curry, Andre Drummond and two first-round draft picks, sources tell ESPN.
History of 9 seeds vs. 8 seeds in March MadnessHistory of 9 seeds vs. 8 seeds in March Madness
The 8-9 matchup is, as you’d expect, the toughest March Madness matchup to pick. Here’s the entire history of 8s and 9s in the NCAA tournament.
Graeme McDowell in mix in first WM Phoenix Open start in 16 yearsGraeme McDowell in mix in first WM Phoenix Open start in 16 years
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Graeme McDowell had just shot 68 in the first round of the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale, his first round here in 16 years, but he was hardly feeling cocky. “For me it’s just day by day at the minute,” said McDowell, who missed the cut in 10 of 15 starts last season and has fallen to 358th in the world. “I’m just really trying to layer good days on good days.” It doesn’t seem like that long ago that McDowell won the U.S. Open and the decisive Ryder Cup singles match over Hunter Mahan, not to mention a bunch of other stuff. Alas, that was back in 2010. Nowadays, McDowell, a four-time PGA TOUR winner, is 42 and trying to find the player he used to be. Not only that, but he’s doing this wayfinding on a course that may as well be brand new to him, given that the last time he played this rowdy desert tournament was 2006. “You’re making me old,” he said of the long stretch between starts. “But it’s a fantastic week. I mean, obviously watching it on TV, heard the guys talking about it … we played early this morning, so I got to see 16 fairly benign. We’ll play it (Friday) afternoon a little later on, when I’m sure there will be a few beverages starting to flow and the atmosphere should be a lot of fun. “But the golf course is sensational,” he continued. “Not sure I’ve seen a better conditioned golf course than this one and it’s playing firm and fast which suits (me). Greens are fantastic and it’s been one of those weeks where I’m trying to wonder why it’s been 16 years since I’ve been here.” If the four-time Ryder Cup player and 11-time DP World Tour winner has been rethinking everything, including which tournaments to play, you can understand why. The results just haven’t been there, with just one top-10 finish, a T4 at the Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship, since the start of last season. This week he’s been trying to learn the green complexes at a TPC Scottsdale course that, with its slopes and runoff areas, may as well be brand new to him. So far, so good. “It’s been a really tough 18 months,” McDowell said, “and I’m really just trying to keep things simple, just work hard, have good days, hopefully those will add up to being in contention and I’ll give myself some chances to win and that’s really just the goal at the minute is just to try and be as patient as I can.”