
Gene Bess, Winningest Coach in College Basketball, Dies at 91
Gene Bess, the winningest coach in college basketball history, died at 91, leaving a legacy of 1,300 victories, two national championships and a lasting impact on the sport.
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Gene Bess, the winningest coach in college basketball history, died at 91, leaving a legacy of 1,300 victories, two national championships and a lasting impact on the sport.
The Wichita Eagle has unveiled its 2026 All‑Metro baseball team, recognizing the top players and coaches from Sedgwick, Butler and Harvey counties based on production, competition level, two‑way value, postseason recognition and impact on winning.

Arch Manning entered the 2025 season as the preseason Heisman favorite, but early setbacks gave way to steady improvement. As the SEC sharpens his game, the Longhorns aim for a breakout 2026 campaign.

The University of New Mexico Lobos are chasing a conference championship in 2026, motivated by a 61‑year title drought, a tight‑knit locker room, and a surge in fan support that has turned underdogs into favorites.

UCLA’s basketball program entered the offseason with a stark reality: after finishing 12th in the nation last year, the Bruins slipped outside the top 25, a fall that has left fans and analysts questioning the trajectory of the team.

A look at how time of possession, turnover margin and yards after catch are driving the Hawkeyes’ strategy heading into the next season.

Half Hollow Hills capped an unbeaten run with a Class A state title, while MacArthur and Hauppauge secured regional crowns, highlighting a season of explosive play and record‑setting statistics.

Sesame Street’s beloved red monster Elmo has publicly backed the United States for an upcoming World Cup match, sparking a wave of online reaction after a brief exchange with Cookie Monster.

From setting Aggie records to winning a silver medal with Team USA, Scott Livingstone’s journey to the Hall of Fame reflects a blend of athletic prowess and entrepreneurial drive.

This offseason’s dynasty rankings reveal notable shifts, with some players undervalued and others overvalued according to expert consensus versus personal analysis.

In recent Bahamas planning sessions, Minnesota Wild GM Craig Leipold and coach John Hynes weighed trade possibilities for center Dylan Larkin, evaluated free‑agent wingers, and weighed the need for a backup netminder after Filip Gustavsson’s surgery.

Emma Johnson, a rising star for Indy Eleven W and the U‑20 Women's National Team, is chasing a place at the 2026 U‑20 World Cup in Poland while juggling academics and club commitments.

Four‑star recruit Aidan Chronister arrives in Columbia with a reputation for elite shooting, size and athleticism, positioning him as a potential impact player for Missouri’s upcoming season.

Florida State enters 2026 with high hopes, relying on pivotal performances from the left tackle, cornerback and linebacker groups to turn roster overhaul into tangible success.

A look at the latest fantasy baseball closer rankings, highlighting key performances, injuries, and the growing use of bullpen committees across the league.

At 42, Aaron Rodgers is still on the field for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but his risk‑averse style, injury history and lack of mobility keep his fantasy upside limited.

A quick look at the latest waiver wire trends, highlighting standout hitters and pitchers as well as those whose recent stats suggest caution.
Celebrating the U.S. team's recent World Cup run should not mask the systemic flaws that have turned youth soccer into an expensive, profit‑driven industry.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are charting a bold path for the 2026 season, blending veteran acquisitions with draft talent under new leadership.

Across more than two centuries, June 22 has witnessed moments that altered the course of sports, war, legislation and justice, leaving indelible marks on the world stage.

From the rise of ESPN to the dominance of powerhouse programs, the 1990s remain a touchstone for fans who remember a shared experience that modern fragmentation has yet to replicate.

An anonymous survey of 13 NHL scouts ranks the top defensive prospects for the 2026 draft, highlighting standout names, split opinions on a potential sixth entrant, and divergent assessments of two contrasting players.

Sal Stewart’s 20 successful challenges, just two shy of the entire Brewers roster, highlight a blend of confidence and experience that is drawing praise from veterans and management alike.
As USA TODAY marks the nation’s 250th anniversary, Iowa’s top female basketball players are highlighted for their historic scoring feats, community impact, and lasting influence on the game.