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Four-time WNBA champion Candace Parker headlines a star-studded induction class into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, alongside Elena Delle Donne, Amaya Valdemoro, Isabelle Fijalkowski, and coaching icons Cheryl Reeve and Kim Muhl, with media figure Doris Burke and administrator Barbara Kennedy‑Dixon also being celebrated.
At Gillette Stadium, Channing Tatum swapped his Hollywood glamour for an Erling Haaland costume, joining fans to cheer Norway’s World Cup campaign, while Haaland praised the gesture and previewed an upcoming clash with Ivory Coast.
With both teams eyeing a knockout berth, fans will gather for watch parties, shuttle rides and stadium amenities under sweltering skies.
Mike Boynton has been named interim head coach of Michigan basketball after Dusty May left for the NBA. His defensive background, returning players, and the team's uncertain future set the stage for a critical season.
Three recent letters highlight personal responsibility, global sports culture, and a local nonprofit's mission to bridge Texas and African communities.
Jordan will face Argentina in their last group match, aiming for a landmark win despite an early tournament exit. The lineup, broadcast details and historical context are outlined below.
When the World Cup sparked conversations in Texas, Argentine expatriates and local ranchers clashed over the merits of their respective beef, highlighting distinct feeding practices, seasoning traditions, and cultural heritage.
The Detroit Red Wings swapped goaltender Sebastian Cossa for the 23rd overall pick in the NHL Entry Draft, using it to select winger JP Hurlbert, a Dallas native who will bring a family tradition of Michigan hockey to the organization.
A surge of last‑minute ticket cancellations on StubHub has left World Cup fans frustrated, prompting regulatory scrutiny and calls for stronger consumer protections.
A look at the upcoming knockout round schedule, stadium locations and the star players set to feature.
The latest push for hydration breaks in football has ignited a firestorm of criticism, with players, coaches and fans questioning the sport's growing commercial agenda.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have secured forward Jalen Wilkerson on a multi‑year contract, hoping his scoring and rebounding will spark a postseason push.
A rundown of the weekend’s highlights for locals and visitors, featuring sports, heritage and outdoor activities across the city.
As the FIFA World Cup draws global attention, supporters are swapping luxury hotels for recreational vehicle parks near Dallas, creating a vibrant community while battling soaring accommodation prices.
The Dutch side, ranked seventh worldwide, will meet Tunisia in Kansas City for the decisive Group Stage match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with thousands of orange‑clad supporters expected to flood the city ahead of kickoff.
Tobi Lawal, a graduate of Lee Academy in Maine, was selected by the Dallas Mavericks in the 2026 NBA draft, marking the second Maine‑born player to wear the Mavericks jersey.
Thousands of Dutch fans will march through Kansas City’s downtown, led by a iconic orange double‑decker bus, before the Netherlands‑Tunisia World Cup match, amid traffic alerts and a flood watch.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are exploring trades for several high‑profile forwards and defensemen, weighing cost, fit and long‑term strategy.
The 2027 college baseball season begins with a Dallas tournament that pits Virginia against a mix of recent champions and rebuilding programs.
Lord John Mann, the UK's independent adviser on antisemitism, explored how sport can combat hate and celebrate diverse cultures during a Dallas event, highlighting collaborations with soccer clubs and the creation of official Jewish supporters groups such as Arsenal Football Club's.
The 2026 NBA Draft saw the Big 12 cement its rise with nine first‑round selections, including the conference’s first two overall picks, as teams celebrated a landmark night in New York.
Two Arizona Wildcats were selected in the first round of the 2026 NBA Draft, continuing a storied tradition of NBA talent from the university.
The Phoenix Suns moved up in the NBA Draft to acquire the rights to Koa Peat, surrendering a future second‑rounder and additional assets. The move highlights the team's focus on local talent and adds a promising front‑court prospect.
Selected ninth overall by the Dallas Mavericks, Morez Johnson Jr. brings a blend of toughness and shooting skill that could reshape his new team’s frontcourt.