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The WVU Tech men’s basketball program is officially in Corey Acord’s hands. Acord, who served as the Golden Bears’ head coach last season, officially had the interim tag removed from his title by school administrators last week. Acord, a Woodrow Wilson High School graduate, took to social media last
NEW YORK — The Brooklyn Nets left Sunday’s NBA draft lottery with the No. 6 pick, not the franchise-changing prize fans had hoped for after two seasons near the bottom of the standings. It hurt, as it should’ve. But it didn’t leave them without options. They can keep the pick, explore what it’d cost
UNC swept Pitt in its last home weekend series of the regular season. Here are some takeaways.
Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football opener for the 2026 NFL season will also open a new stadium. Amazon announced at its upfront presentation on Monday night that the Week 2 game on Sept. 17 between the Detroit Lions and Buffalo Bills will be televised on Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football. Alo
As the NFL attempts to rejigger its media rights and account for the inventory freed up by the ESPN-NFL Media deal, several games have seemingly been passed around like hotcakes this offseason. We finally know where the four games previously exclusive to ESPN are headed. Jon Lewis at Sports Media Wa
The Bucs are taking a different approach to their build in the backfield for the 2026 season.
May 11—The Laurel Highlands softball team played a WPIAL playoff game Monday afternoon for the first time since 2013. The playoff-victory drought had gone back even further. That streak — the Mustangs hadn't won in the postseason since 1999 — came to a resounding end at Norwin. Laurel Highlands,
May 11—ROCHESTER — Flora Bolster shot a 93 in the Mayo girls golf team's first meet of the season, last month. It's clear she doesn't like the 90s. In nine meets since that time, Bolster hasn't shot anything over 81. In seven of those nine meets, she's shot in the 70s, a trend sh
May 11—MITCHELL — The postseason is now set for the South Dakota High School Baseball Association's Class A bracket, which will begin on Friday, May 15. Harrisburg finished as the No. 1 seed for the Class A postseason for the second season in a row, edging Brandon Valley and slotting the Lynx in