Sports Reporter
Jennifer Reeves covers college sports, the Olympics, and athletic culture across the nation. She has reported from three Olympic Games and specializes in Title IX issues, women's sports, and the evolving landscape of collegiate athletics. She is a member of the Association for Women in Sports Media.
Cincinnati Reds lefty Nick Lodolo exited his rehab start with blister issues, marking his third straight season dealing with finger injuries. The setback delays his return to a rotation already reshaped by injuries and roster moves.
The Chicago Bears will choose between building a new fixed-roof stadium in Arlington Heights, Illinois, or Hammond, Indiana, by late spring or early summer. Chairman George H. McCaskey and President/CEO Kevin Warren shared updates at the NFL owners meetings in Phoenix.
British heavyweight Derek Chisora rolled into a pre-fight news conference in a tank with Nigel Farage, then predicted a one-round knockout against Deontay Wilder at London’s O2 Arena. The veteran clash marks Chisora’s 50th pro fight and Wilder’s attempt to recapture past glory.
Victor Wembanyama’s back-to-back 40-point double-doubles make history as the San Antonio Spurs surge toward the playoffs with a 40-game over .500 record. The Spurs’ 10-game winning streak and dominance over the Warriors highlight Wembanyama’s transformative impact on the franchise.
Bodycam footage shows Tiger Woods stunned and handcuffed after a March 27 crash in Florida led to a DUI arrest. The footage reveals Woods' confusion, failed sobriety tests, and possession of prescription painkillers.
Charles Oliveira responds to Nate Diaz’s provocative challenge, calling the potential bout a “big fight” that could generate significant revenue. The UFC lightweight champion contender also expresses openness to facing Conor McGregor, while plotting his path back to gold.
Nick Shook’s first 2026 NFL Draft mock projects the Jets and Bills securing top receivers while Arizona selects a game-changing running back at No. 4. The 32-round projection offers early insights into how teams may reshape their rosters ahead of the April 23-25 draft.
After a disappointing stint with the Denver Broncos cost him $11 million and half his playing time, linebacker Dre Greenlaw returned to the San Francisco 49ers. His exit from Denver stemmed from health issues, limited snaps, and a fractured relationship with the coaching staff.
Paul George delivered a career-high 39 points as the Sixers defeated the Wizards 153-131 despite Joel Embiid's absence. Philadelphia improved to 42-34, keeping their playoff hopes alive in a tight Eastern Conference race.
Tiger Woods has turned down the prestigious role of U.S. Ryder Cup captain in 2027, citing ongoing health concerns following a recent DUI arrest and vehicular collision in Florida. The PGA of America expresses full support as Woods steps away from golf to seek comprehensive treatment overseas.
Arsenal Women secured their ninth UEFA Women’s Champions League semifinal berth, defeating Chelsea 3-2 on aggregate in the quarter-final second leg to reach the last four for the second consecutive season. The victory, sealed in stoppage time, sets up a blockbuster semifinal clash against either Wol
Liverpool FC manager Arne Slot confirmed Alexander Isak’s return to full training after a four-month recovery from a fibula fracture. Meanwhile, Jeremie Frimpong’s absence for Netherlands duty was deemed precautionary by his national team doctor. Slot also addressed Mo Salah’s farewell and a fixture
Fernando Mendoza, the Heisman-winning quarterback and overwhelming favorite to be the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, delivered a masterclass in accuracy at Indiana’s pro day on Wednesday, completing 53 of 56 passes. The Las Vegas Raiders, including GM John Spytek and head coach Klint Kubiak, were
Gerry Sandusky, Baltimore’s iconic sports broadcaster, retires after 40 years at WBAL-TV 11 and 18 seasons as Voice of the Ravens. His final broadcast airs April 17, capping a career marked by Super Bowl calls and local legends.
Illinois basketball’s historic Final Four run this season was powered by five European players represented by Serbian agent Miško Ražnatović, reshaping college recruitment. The ‘Balkan Five’ highlights a global shift in NCAA talent pipelines.
The Connecticut Sun’s $185 million sale to Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta and relocation to Texas has reignited debates about who owns a team’s history. With WNBA and NBA franchises frequently changing hands, the intangible legacy of championships, records, and fan memories often becomes a ba
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa — Kyle Green returns to the University of Northern Iowa as its 26th head men’s basketball coach after a 32-year coaching career. The Panthers, coming off a historic 2025-26 season under Ben Jacobson, name Green their new leader with a five-year contract.
Jeffrey Lurie confirmed the Philadelphia Eagles are actively pursuing a new stadium to replace Lincoln Financial Field by 2032. The owner emphasized exploratory research is underway, including lessons from global stadiums, as the team weighs fan experience and potential site locations.
Golf legend Tiger Woods pleaded not guilty Tuesday to DUI charges after a rollover crash in Florida, stepping away for treatment as his case unfolds. His refusal to submit to a urine test under new state laws adds legal weight to the misdemeanor charges.
The Pittsburgh Penguins capped a dominant week with back-to-back wins over the New York Islanders and Detroit Red Wings, propelling their playoff odds to 94.1% while missing the postseason three straight years. A six-point lead with seven games remaining signals a potential end to their postseason d