Lawrence: Jaguars had cart available, I refused itLawrence: Jaguars had cart available, I refused it
Trevor Lawrence said Tuesday the Jaguars had a cart available when he got injured but he didn’t want to use it.
Day: December 6, 2023
Jets returning to Wilson as QB1 against TexansJets returning to Wilson as QB1 against Texans
The Jets will start Zach Wilson at quarterback Sunday against the Houston Texans, coach Robert Saleh said Wednesday.
SF’s Greenlaw, Eagles staffer exchange apologiesSF’s Greenlaw, Eagles staffer exchange apologies
Speaking to reporters Wednesday for the first time since his ejection for making contact with the Eagles’ head of security, 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw said he and Dom DiSandro had “exchanged a formal apology.”
Rutgers lands PG Harper, No. 2 recruit in 2024Rutgers lands PG Harper, No. 2 recruit in 2024
Point guard Dylan Harper, the No. 2 prospect in the Class of 2024, announced his commitment to Rutgers on Wednesday.
UNLV-Dayton off after shooting on Vegas campusUNLV-Dayton off after shooting on Vegas campus
Dayton announced its game against UNLV will not be played Wednesday night after multiple people were shot on the UNLV campus earlier in the day.
NCAA prez: NIL proposal just the start of reformsNCAA prez: NIL proposal just the start of reforms
NCAA president Charlie Baker says his proposal to allow the most highly resourced schools to pay athletes directly via NIL deals and use a trust fund is just a starting point as he tries to shift the association to be more proactive than reactive.
Hornets prez Whitfield steps down due to healthHornets prez Whitfield steps down due to health
Charlotte Hornets president and vice chairman Fred Whitfield is stepping down from his position and departing the organization due to health reasons after more than 17 years leading the team’s business operations.
De’Aaron Fox Turned Down Two-Year, $105M Extension From Kings In Hopes Of SupermaxDe’Aaron Fox Turned Down Two-Year, $105M Extension From Kings In Hopes Of Supermax
The Sacramento Kings offered De’Aaron Fox a two-year, $105 million extension before the start of the 23-24 season, sources tell Chris Haynes of Bleacher Report. The two-year offer is the maximum the Kings are currently allowed to offer.
Fox decided to turn down the extension in hopes of making an All-NBA team again this season, which would make him eligible to sign a four-year supermax worth approximately $245 million. Both sides are interested in a long-term deal.
Fox is represented by Rich Paul.
The Kings signed Domantas Sabonis to a renegotiation and extension worth $217 million last offseason.
NBA Power Rankings: Are the Suns, Thunder on the brink of toppling Nuggets?NBA Power Rankings: Are the Suns, Thunder on the brink of toppling Nuggets?
In a competitive Western conference the Suns are seeing chemistry bloom between their star players, and the young and hungry Thunder are ready to push for the front of the pack. Here’s how the NBA teams stacked up in this week’s ranks.
Sources: Orioles on verge of signing KimbrelSources: Orioles on verge of signing Kimbrel
The Orioles are on the verge of signing veteran closer Craig Kimbrel, sources told ESPN’s Buster Olney.