UNCASVILLE, Conn. (AP) — Dawn Staley and the 1996 Olympic women's basketball team paved the way for the WNBA and players such as Candace Parker, Elena Delle Donne and Chamique Holdsclaw. The team that started the Americans' 30-year Olympic dominance will be enshrined in the Naismith ...
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football is nearing two weeks of fall camp and is three weeks away from kicking off against Coastal Carolina on Sept. 5. Rich Rodriguez has still not named his starting quarterback for the second straight year. The field has narrowed down to two: returner Scotty Fox Jr. and Oklahoma transfer Michael Hawkins Jr. Both have prior experience. Fox started in the second half of the season of last season, breaking freshman program records, and Hawkins was a former 4-star who also started as a true freshman for the Sooners. For Rodriguez, asking who the starting ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – St. Clairsville scored three goals within a five-minute span near the end of the first half during 'Friday Night Futbol,' and the Red Devils made them stand up despite a furious rally by visiting Steubenville Catholic. The Red Devils watched the Crusaders pull to within ...
CADIZ — The 'Friday Night Futbol' match up between Harrison Central and Catholic Central provided a thrilling start to the local high school soccer season. The Huskies, who seemed to have more chances and possession, especially in the first half, seemed to be in the driver's seat with a ...
BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) — Ty Gibbs' car will be adorned in the multicolored M&M's paint scheme made famous by former teammate Kyle Busch during the NASCAR Cup Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway next month, Busch's widow announced Thursday. "Bristol was always one of Kyle's favorite tracks," ...
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Islam Makhachev seemingly took offense and cut off a question about Ian Machado Garry potentially serving as his toughest challenger to date. "No, it's not going to be my biggest challenge," Makhachev said. "He's just good, you know? I give him respect. He has good ...
