Jeff Eisenberg
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Detroit Mercy 'exploring' giving Antoine Davis another chance to pass Pete Maravich
Detroit Mercy could still accept a potential bid to the CBI, which, if accepted, would almost assure Davis passes Maravich as the NCAA's all-time leading scorer. → Read More
Pete Maravich's all-time NCAA scoring record survives ... barely
Detroit Mercy's Antoine Davis missed a hurried pull-up 3-pointer in the final seconds Thursday night, leaving him three points shy of equaling Pistol Pete's hallowed NCAA career scoring record. → Read More
Pete Maravich's seemingly unbreakable NCAA scoring record in jeopardy of being broken
Detroit Mercy's Antoine Davis is just 63 points shy of Maravich's all-time scoring record. → Read More
Why Alabama's Brandon Miller has not been charged with a crime
Brandon Miller delivered a gun to what turned into a fatal shooting, but attorneys say that's not enough to prove intent. → Read More
North Carolina flirts with becoming worst preseason No. 1 team
Many of these same Tar Heels were pillars of a team that flirted with the bubble last year before catching fire in mid-February. This season's team often doesn’t display the same hunger as 2022 UNC. → Read More
How often do Super Bowl halftime headliners lip-sync instead of singing live?
On Super Bowl Sunday, it will be Rihanna’s turn to wrestle with the halftime headliner’s annual dilemma — to lip-sync or not to lip-sync. → Read More
Super Bowl LVII: The improbable rise of the Philadelphia Eagles pass rush
Haason Reddick, Javon Hargrave, Josh Sweat and Brandon Graham each took unconventional, obstacle-laden roads to get to the NFL. Now that foursome is key to the Philadelphia Eagles' quest to win Super Bowl LVII. → Read More
Remember Left Shark? Where is the man behind Katy Perry’s viral Super Bowl moment now?
Bryan Gaw — a.k.a. Left Shark — explains what happened that night in Arizona, when the character he played became an instant Super Bowl halftime show legend. → Read More
Tua Tagovailoa concussion controversy: Some neurologists aren't quick to point accusatory finger at Dolphins
Some concussion experts who spoke to Yahoo Sports took a more measured stance regarding Miami's decision. → Read More
Brittney Griner found guilty in Russian court, sentenced to nine years in prison
Brittney Griner was found guilty of drug charges in a Russian court. → Read More
Reports: Russia wants 'Merchant of Death' in exchange for Brittney Griner
For the first time since Brittney Griner’s arrest almost three months ago, Russia appears to have publicly signaled its asking price for her safe return. → Read More
Brittney Griner's pre-trial detention in Russia extended by a month
Brittney Griner appeared at a hearing in a Russian courtroom on Friday and had her pre-trial detention extended by a month. → Read More
The story behind the famous Brett Favre draft day jorts photo
It's been called the greatest draft day photo ever. This is the story behind the famous Brett Favre jorts photo. → Read More
Brittney Griner found to be in 'good condition' after US gains consular access to her
A little over a month into the WNBA star's detainment at a Russian prison, a U.S. Embassy official was finally granted permission to check on her. → Read More
North Carolina ousts Baylor despite squandering a 25-point second-half lead
What seemed to be a North Carolina blowout changed with one controversial call with 10 minutes to play. → Read More
Mystery solved: Why the NCAA tournament basketballs look brighter orange this year
Everyone from everyday fans, to NBA players, to Mark Cuban has wondered if it was their imagination or the ball was atypically bright. → Read More
Here are this year's six biggest NCAA tournament snubs
Three Big Ten bubble teams received lifelines from the committee; Texas A&M headlines the list of hard-luck teams who didn't hear their names called. → Read More
U.S. Secretary of State responds to Russia's detainment of Brittney Griner
One day after Russia revealed that it had detained the seven-time WNBA all-star on drug charges, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was asked what the Biden Administration planned to do to help her. → Read More
Former Pentagon official: Russia could use WNBA star Brittney Griner as 'high-profile hostage'
The Phoenix Mercury star could be used as leverage over the U.S. after she was detained in Moscow over drug charges. → Read More
'Sometimes you just need a hug': The pre-skate ritual of an America duo
For almost a decade, Kaitlin Hawayek and Jean-Luc Baker have used an abnormally long hug to soothe their nerves, synchronize their breathing and get in unison before they compete. → Read More