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Ben Shelton Makes Black Tennis History at the US Open
Steve Woltmann//Getty Images BY: RAYGAN IRVIN PUBLISHED: SEP 14, 2026 1:51 PM CT The unfortunate loss of Ben Shelton’s 2026 US Open singles match with
Starlettes continue HBCU dance tradition on campus and in the city
They are more than just talent that light up the sidelines. Xavier’s official dance team, The Golden Starlettes, made their presence felt during Mardi Gras season joining the Mystic Krewe of Femme Fatale parade and Krewe of
Second Chance Season: How “2Tall” Found His Way Back to the Game
On the court, they call him 2Tall. The name fits. Long arms. Easy stride. The kind of presence that makes defenders hesitate before he even touches
Saints elect 9 team captains for 2026 season
The New Orleans Saints have named their team captains ahead of the 2026 season. Returning as captains from the previous season are edge Cameron Jordan,
UCLA’s Cronin blasts Big Ten over scheduling
UCLA's upset of No. 4 Purdue seemed to do little to ease Mick Cronin's wrath over the Big Ten's scheduling, with the Bruins coach saying,
Dubs don’t envision Butler trade despite ACL tear
Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy told reporters he has no plans to move Jimmy Butler's contract at the trade deadline, despite the veteran forward suffering a
Former Bama standout sues NCAA over eligibility
Charles Bediako, who entered the 2023 NBA draft and played in the G League, has sued the NCAA to gain reinstatement to join the Crimson
Sources: Chargers expected to hire McDaniel
Former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel is expected to become the Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator, sources told ESPN.
Back in Bloomington, Hoosiers get heroes’ welcome
The Indiana Hoosiers were ready to party Tuesday night, and hundreds of loyal fans joined them when they arrived back on campus in Bloomington.
Mayfield takes swipe at ex-coach Stefanski in post
Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield jabbed at new Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski, saying, "Can't wait to see you twice a year, Coach."