Anthony Rubio, son of Florida Senator Marco Rubio, scores in Florida's Gasparilla Bowl win
Joel Embiid returns to 76ers’ starting lineup after missing 1 game with sinus fracture
Florida’s 449-pound Desmond Watson rumbles for first down in Gasparilla Bowl
Indiana at Notre Dame: Live updates from College Football Playoff first-round game
Deion Sanders issues warning to NFL teams: Why they should give Travis Hunter what he wants
Kittle still receives advice from former 49ers tight ends coach Embree
Dodgers top MLB luxury tax at $103 million as record 9 teams owe penalty
Nick Saban defends Ryan Day on ‘GameDay,’ tells Ohio State football fans to back coach
Bruins road trip takeaways: Swayman’s performance just not good enough
Derek Carr, Alvin Kamara miss practice for second straight day
Embiid comes back from sinus fracture ahead of schedule for Sixers vs. Hornets
Pushing $300M, Phillies might already be finished spending this offseason
Quay Walker remains out of practice for Packers
Judge sets January date to hear NASCAR’s motion to throw out an antitrust lawsuit
The two NASCAR teams are suing NASCAR over an antitrust complaint and were granted a preliminary injunction Wednesday that will allow them to compete as chartered teams in 2025. U.S. District Court Judge Kenneth D. Bell said in his ruling this week, which favored 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports, that “NASCAR fans (and members of the public who may become fans) have an interest in watching all the teams compete with their best drivers and most competitive teams.”