The NCAA Tournament — all 67 games — will be contested in Indiana, with most matchups spread out across the state’s capital city of Indianapolis.
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Things aren’t stable for Utah State, Colorado State and Boise State, who are not assured inclusion when the 68-team NCAA Tournament field is announced.
Turnover is coming for the UNLV basketball program, and it might not end with the players.
UNLV, which struggled to defend the 3-point line most of the season, held Air Force to 0 of 9 in the first half and 2 of 18 overall on 3s in Wednesday’s blowout.
It’s never totally the fault of one side. When you evaluate Brown’s unproductive time with the Raiders, there’s enough blame to assign both player and management.
Some venues are outside as opposed to inside, a distinction Gov. Steve Sisolak should have made before he announced the percentage of fans who can attend sporting events.
As major events like the NCAA Tournament were canceled and professional leagues hit the pause button, the importance of sports in our lives became even more clear.
When quarterbacks the caliber of Deshaun Watson and Russell Wilson become available, any NFL GM would be derelict in his duty not to inquire about them.
Before reviewing the most foolish of sponsorship deals, nothing hints at a return to normalcy like fans in T-Mobile Arena.
Clear skies can mean slushy ice, a hand dealt to the NHL when its outdoors game between the Golden Knights and Colorado Avalanche was suspended after the first period. It resumed eight hours later.
Lake Tahoe is where the NHL has brought its annual outdoors game, in which the Golden Knights will play the Colorado Avalanche in the third straight meeting between the two.
The Golden Knights meet Colorado in one of two games on a rink built on a golf course along the shores of Lake Tahoe.
When in doubt — no matter how shameful the situation — ESPN will always protect its brand. It happened again in the case of MMA reporter Ariel Helwani.
The Golden Knights beat Colorado 1-0 on Sunday, the first of four straight games between the teams and of eight regular-season meetings overall.
Less than a day after the Golden Knights were informed of Tomas Nosek’s positive COVID-19 test result, the NHL again strengthened its protocols.
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