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Sources: OU, Venables reach 6-year, $63M deal

Oklahoma and football coach Brent Venables have agreed to a new six-year contract that averages $10.5 million per year, sources told ESPN.

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Players pulled from fight-filled Giants-Fins practice

Multiple players from Thursday's joint practice between the Dolphins and Giants were pulled for throwing punches or their physical actions during a fight-filled workout.

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Alcaraz set to return from injury, defend Open title

Carlos Alcaraz, who has been sidelined since April because of a right wrist injury, is ready to return at the US Open to defend his title.

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Vea dismisses trade ask: Want to be 'Buc for life'

Vita Vea says his end goal was never a trade away from Tampa Bay, adding he wants to be "a Buc for life."

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Rankings: Eric Karabell's RB tiers

Eric Karabell breaks his running backs into tiers, helping you identify where value drops off throughout the draft.

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Lions unsure if injured LaPorta will play Week 1

Sam LaPorta's status for the Lions' regular-season opener is unclear after the star tight end suffered a hip injury.

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Harden agrees to $97M deal to remain with Cavs

James Harden has agreed to a new three-year, $97 million contract to remain with the Cavaliers, his agency, Equity Sports, told ESPN on Thursday.

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Lakers minority owner not selling his 4% stake

One of the Lakers' minority owners, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, has no plans to sell his 4% stake in the team, his attorney told ESPN.

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Best shots and highlights from the first round

Here are the best sights and sounds from the first round of the 2026 BMW Championship at Bellerive Country Club.

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Utah sues Whittingham's brother over U-M move

The University of Utah is suing former assistant Freddie Whittingham for breach of contract after he left the Utes to join the coaching staff of his brother, Kyle Whittingham, at Michigan.

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US Open singles champs to earn record $5.5M

Singles champions will earn a record $5.5 million at this year's US Open, with overall player compensation increasing 20% from last year's tournament.

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Verstappen: 'Closer to retiring' than joining a rival

After signing a new deal to remain at Red Bull until the end of 2030, Max Verstappen has said he never felt the desire to switch teams and revealed he was closer to leaving the sport entirely than signing for a rival.

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