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Breaking down the top 15 freshmen in the country ahead of the 2023-24 women’s college basketball season.

Doctors counted 18 bullet holes in Aaliyah Gayles’ body after she was shot at a party. USC’s star recruit vowed to play basketball again. This is the remarkable story of her resilience and resolve as she takes the final steps to her return.

Several bowl regulars are in the same spot, needing a sixth win to become eligible.

Wayne Rooney was world-class as a player, but his career as a manager has been shaky at best, with mixed results at troubled clubs Derby County and DC United. Can he deliver at Birmingham before fans lose patience?

Caleb Williams began the season trying to do what’s only been done once before — win a second Heisman. For one reason or another, his odds are now long and Archie Griffin will remain alone in his unique club.

Tennessee’s second-round pick out of Kentucky put in work to start his NFL career with four touchdown passes.

The groundswell of derision for Pittsburgh’s play caller has traveled across the country, and reflects the nature of fan psychology.

Tony Gustavsson led Australia to three Olympic qualifying wins this week. So, with the USWNT casting eyes in his direction, what’s next for the Matildas boss?

LeBron James scored 14 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter and overtime, delivering in the clutch yet again as the Lakers snapped an 11-game losing streak to the Clippers on Wednesday night.

The Braves enter the offseason as the consensus favorite to win next year’s World Series, but the odds could change significantly depending on where marquee free agent Shohei Ohtani lands.