The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets close out their regular season on Tuesday evening, as they play host to the 19th-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels in an ACC showdown at McCamish Pavilion.
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Tar Heels come calling on Yellow Jackets
Clinging to the possibility of earning a share of the Big Ten Conference regular-season title, the 10th-ranked Maryland Terrapins have made the trek to New Jersey to tangle with the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on Tuesday night.
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Rutgers entertains No. 10 Maryland
Closing in on a perfect regular season, the top-ranked Kentucky Wildcats take to the road for the last time, as they battle the Georgia Bulldogs in an SEC affair at Stegeman Coliseum.
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Top-ranked Kentucky meets Georgia in SEC showdown
Big East Conference foes converge at the Hinkle Fieldhouse on Tuesday, as the Georgetown Hoyas make the trip to face the 21st-ranked Butler Bulldogs.
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Big East action pits Bulldogs against Hoyas
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog and forward Cody McLeod were fined by the league for their actions in the waning seconds of a 3-1 loss to Minnesota on Saturday. Landeskog was fined $5,000 for a punch he threw at Wild forward Mikko Koivu as both players headed to their benches with 3.3 seconds remaining
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Avalanche captain Landeskog, forward McLeod fined by NHL
LSU and former Tigers standout cornerback Chevis Jackson will reunite, with Jackson accepting a position on the staff as an analyst. Jackson, who was a third round pick for the Atlanta Falcons in the 2008 NFL Draft, played four years…
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LSU to hire former Tiger standout Chevis Jackson as defensive analyst
The wrongful termination grievance filed by former Ravens running back Ray Rice and the team was settled for $1.588 million
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Report: Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens settle grievance for $1.588 million
The Cleveland Indians announced on Tuesday that the team's Home Opener, on April 10 vs. the Detroit Tigers, has sold out. The game sold out in 11 minutes, marking the 23rd consecutive home opener sellout and the 22nd at Progressive Field, which opened in 1994.
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Cleveland Indians Home Opener sells out in 11 minutes, spring training watch parties
Reds great might seem out of place at the ReelAbilities Film Festival.
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Dave Parker: Another hero deals with adversity
Former Minnesota running back David Cobb was a spectator at the Gophers’ pro day on Monday
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David Cobb sits out Minnesota's pro day with quad injury