San Antonio Spurs’ De’Aaron Fox and Fortnite legend SypherPK headline “Game In The Park.” SAN ANTONIO — Gaming fans packed The Rock at La Cantera, eager to see San Antonio Spurs‘ De’Aaron Fox and popular Fortnite gaming legend SypherPK take the stage inside the Alienware mobile station, ready to pick up the controller and square … Read more
After 15 seasons with Houston, Weeks is reportedly signing a one-year deal with San Francisco. HOUSTON — The average NFL career is just 3.3 years according to the NFL Players Association, but that number doesn’t apply to John Weeks. After 15 seasons with the Texans, the free agent long snapper is heading west, signing a … Read more
Kupp won the “triple crown” in 2021, leading the NFL in receptions, reception yards and reception touchdowns. DALLAS — The Dallas Cowboys are “not considered the likely landing spot” to land former Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp after the team reportedly “made a push” for him, according to reports. Schefter later reported “while … Read more
The win puts Texas in a better position to secure an NCAA Tournament berth. AUSTIN, Texas — For the second time this season, the Texas Longhorns and Texas A&M Aggies went to war on the court until the final whistle, and in a repeat of their most recent matchup, the Longhorns ended up on the … Read more
Fox will undergo surgery to repair the tendon in his right pinkie, an injury he suffered during training camp. SAN ANTONIO — De’Aaron Fox, who joined the Spurs in a blockbuster midseason trade, will undergo surgery to repair extensor tendon damage in his left pinkie finger and will miss the rest of the season, the … Read more
Feinstein covered a variety of sports over his decades-long career and became a familiar commentator on NPR, ESPN and other radio programs. MCLEAN, Va. — John Feinstein, a best-selling author and sports columnist at the Washington Post, died Thursday, according to the publication. He was 69. His brother, Robert Feinstein, confirmed the death to the … Read more
The nine-page memo from the DOE’s Office for Civil Rights said NIL money that goes to athletes should be treated the same as athletic financial aid. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Plans for colleges to pay athletes directly for their name, image and likeness deals would run afoul of Title IX, the Department of Education said in guidance … Read more