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More news - News 24 hours NEW YORK — Joey Logano reveled in the spotlight as he celebrated his latest NASCAR Cup Series triumph, proudly holding the championship trophy and capturing moments at iconic Manhattan locations. Logano, who secured his third title on Sunday by fending off teammate Ryan Blaney during a thrilling finish at Phoenix Raceway, is now part of an elite group of drivers to have achieved this milestone. Following the photo session at the Empire State Building, Logano shared insights with FOX Sports on various topics, including the dramatic racing accident involving a pace car and discussions about potential changes to the playoff format, given his surprising position in 15th place in the regular season standings. . Reflecting on his celebrations, Logano said...

Related media - Breaking news During the third quarter of the game against the Toronto Raptors on Sunday night, Anthony Davis had to leave the court after suffering a facial injury while attempting to block a Jakob Poeltl dunk. Davis performed a one-handed block, but in the process Poeltl inadvertently hit him in the face and eyes with his other hand. Following the incident, the Lakers announced that Davis would not return to the game due to a left eye injury, which is especially concerning given that he suffered a corneal abrasion in the same eye just last season. The injury occurred in front of a passionate home crowd and Davis was seen on the floor visibly in pain, holding his face and rocking back and forth. After a short time on the ground, he managed to get up and headed to the...

More news - Breaking news BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – In a stunning display of talent and determination, Indiana junior receiver Elijah Sarratt, who entered college as a zero-star recruit out of Virginia, left Michigan sophomore cornerback Jyaire Hill in the dust during a crucial moment of the game. Sarratt caught a 36-yard touchdown pass from Kurtis Rourke, demonstrating the Hoosiers' ability to capitalize on opportunities, despite their underdog status. Another standout junior defender, Mikail Kamara, also a zero-star recruit, proved instrumental against Michigan's offensive line, which boasted four-star recruits Giovanni El-Hadi and Evan Link. Kamara's relentless pressure on quarterback Davis Warren exemplified the grit and resilience of an Indiana team that has historically stru...

More news - Recent news My first encounter with the emotional depth of sports writing occurred during my seventh grade year. UConn had just completed a remarkable season, finishing with an impeccable 39-0 record and capturing its third national championship in eight years. The anticipation for the latest issue of Sports Illustrated was palpable. When the magazine finally arrived, I was greeted on the cover by Maryland's Juan Dixon, while the bold headline of the April 8, 2002 issue declared: “The AWESOME WOMEN of UConn, Pg. 44." I eagerly skipped the typical "Faces in the Crowd" section, which often highlighted female athletes, and focused on the article featuring UConn's senior players: Sue Bird, Swin Cash, Asjha Jones and Tamika Williams The piece beautifully captured thei...

More news - Recent news Paul George made his long-awaited return to Los Angeles on Wednesday night, marking his first appearance at the Intuit Dome since leaving the Clippers for the Philadelphia 76ers last summer. The atmosphere was charged as fans greeted George with boos during his introduction, reflecting a complicated relationship with the player who spent five seasons with the Clippers. As George entered the field, the scattered crowd expressed their feelings every time he touched the ball. In response to the jeers, he quickly silenced the critics by sinking two consecutive 3-pointers that helped tie the game early on. Clippers coach Tyronn Lue had commented before the game, saying, "Boo him tonight and love him later," alluding to the mixed emotions surrounding George...

Related media - Recent news Indiana football made history by reaching a 9-0 record for the first time ever, following a decisive 47-10 victory against Michigan State. The win not only marked a significant milestone for the Hoosiers, but also welcomed back starting quarterback Kurtis Rourke, who had missed the previous week's game due to a thumb injury. Rourke's return was key as he showcased his skill and composure against the Spartans, finishing the game with 19 completions on 29 attempts for 263 yards and four touchdowns. Despite a slow start, he quickly found his groove, positioning himself as a Heisman Trophy contender and solidifying first-year coach Curt Cignetti's reputation on the national coaching scene. The Hoosiers (9-0, 6-0) faced a brief setback, falling behind ...

More news - Recent news As the NBA season begins, the Oklahoma City Thunder will be without center Isaiah Hartenstein, who is recovering from a broken left hand. This injury, a small non-displaced fracture suffered during a team practice, is expected to keep Hartenstein out of action for at least a month, posing the first challenges to the team's lineup and strategic approach. Hartenstein's absence is a blow to the Thunder, considering his vital role in the team's defensive structure and his ability to score and rebound effectively. The team will now have to rely on their depth and the versatility of their roster to fill the void left by his injury. This situation could lead to an increase in playing time for the other players on the bench, who will have to use this opportunity to de...

More news - Breaking news Tyler Reddick made a dramatic entry into “Championship 4” by taking the win at the Straight Talk Wireless 400 held at Homestead-Miami Speedway. As the race neared its conclusion, Reddick found himself in third place, behind Denny Hamlin and Ryan Blaney. However, he executed a brilliant maneuver on the final lap, overtaking Hamlin at Turn 2 before passing Blaney on the outside at Turn 4, ultimately crossing the finish line first. Reflecting on this emotional victory during an appearance on "Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour," Reddick shared the pivotal moments that led to his victory. He noted that the dynamics of the race played a crucial role in his success. “Denny and Blaney started to struggle with their momentum in the turns, which kept me close,” Redd...

More news - Recent news The Army-Navy game is a unique fixture in college football, celebrated for its history and intense rivalry. It's the only game scheduled for the Saturday after the conference championship weekend in December. Traditionally, this meeting did not affect the ranking or prospects of the national championship. This year presents a different scenario. Both service academies are undefeated and ranked, making them strong contenders for the 12-team College Football Playoff if they can secure the American Athletic Conference (AAC) title. Army, ranked No. 1, boasts a 7-0 record, while Navy, ranked No. 24, holds a 6-0 record. However, the playoff lineup will be finalized on Dec. 8, a week before the Army-Navy game in Landover, Maryland. As members of the AAC, the...

More news - Breaking news Carlos Sainz showcased an impressive performance at the Mexico City Grand Prix, starting from pole position. Although Max Verstappen initially took the lead, Sainz regained it, having one of the most extraordinary races of his career. Its engineer, Ricciardo Adami, praised the race as "a master class". Sainz made history as the first driver in eight years to win the Mexico City GP from pole and the first Ferrari driver to do so since 1990. This season marked his first multi-Grand Prix victory, following a victory in Australia shortly after surgery. Ferrari were initially not in contention for the constructors' title, but recent updates have moved them up to second in the standings with four races to go. There is optimism that Ferrari could be a stro...