Bracketology: It’s once again great to be a Florida Gator; 2017 NFL offseason: From Tony Romo rumors to Colin Kaepernick’s future to marijuana; Phil Jackson again throws Carmelo Anthony under the bus, but the Knicks remain Phil’s mess; John Thompson III on Georgetown bus accident: ‘It was very, very, very scary.’; As the unexplained absence of Allonzo Trier comes into focus, so does Arizona’s potential; After NCAA settlement, sports lawyer Jeffrey Kessler continues fight to upend amateurism; Dog-loving Cristiano Ronaldo finds a simple way to help 80 pups in a struggling kennel; While Trump mulls it over, MLB’s Rob Manfred continues to soften stance on legalized sports gambling; Patriots’ Dont’a Hightower says ‘been there, done that’ about a White House visit; CM Punk wants another UFC fight and this former fighter wants to give it to him; Hope Solo hopes to return to USWNT even though she doesn’t appear to have changed at all; ‘It’s a bad road we’re traveling on': Geno Auriemma brings personal experience to immigration issue; Baylor won’t get 25 percent of its Big 12 revenue until it proves to be Title IX compliant; ‘I caught it! Crazy!:’ Julian Edelman, miced up, calls his incredible Super Bowl catch; Lonzo Ball’s little brother scores 92 points in a high school game; ‘I’m proud of my body': Lady Gaga sends a message to her Super Bowl body shamers; LeBron James is right: Cavs’ bench could cost them a repeat; Maybe the Cleveland Browns shouldn’t address their terrible QB situation this offseason
 
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Dog-loving Cristiano Ronaldo finds a simple way to help 80 pups in a struggling kennel
The Real Madrid star literally gave them the shirt off his back.
While Trump mulls it over, MLB’s Rob Manfred continues to soften stance on legalized sports gambling
Manfred seems to think federally regulated betting could be the way to go.
 
Bracketology: It’s once again great to be a Florida Gator
Florida seems to have a strong case for a good seed and first-round game in Orlando. Elsewhere, the ACC appears on track for nine teams, including a surging Syracuse.
 
Patriots’ Dont’a Hightower says ‘been there, done that’ about a White House visit
Unlike two of his teammates, he won't skip the trip for political reasons.
 
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CM Punk wants another UFC fight and this former fighter wants to give it to him
Dana White, meanwhile, has all-but-nixed the idea of the ex-WWE star fighting again.
 
Hope Solo hopes to return to USWNT even though she doesn’t appear to have changed at all
She appears to have learned nothing from the lessons of 2016.
 
‘It’s a bad road we’re traveling on': Geno Auriemma brings personal experience to immigration issue
The U-Conn women's basketball coach knows that sports is the great equalizer and says “maybe not enough people have played enough sports to understand that concept.”
 
Baylor won’t get 25 percent of its Big 12 revenue until it proves to be Title IX compliant
The money will be held in escrow pending an independent review.
 
 
‘I caught it! Crazy!:’ Julian Edelman, miced up, calls his incredible Super Bowl catch
There's now an audio accounting of one of the best catches in the history of the Super Bowl.
 
Lonzo Ball’s little brother scores 92 points in a high school game
LaMelo Ball is one of three Ball brothers on the team. and plans to follow Lonzo to UCLA.
 
2017 NFL offseason: From Tony Romo rumors to Colin Kaepernick’s future to marijuana
Raiders' destination; marijuana; Romo's next team; Garoppolo trade; officiating and replay remedies; Kaepernick and Cutler; Browns' draft picks; Cousins's contract.
 
Phil Jackson again throws Carmelo Anthony under the bus, but the Knicks remain Phil’s mess
Phil Jackson's latest tweet about his star is the latest reminder of why the Knicks remain dysfunctional: The boss.
 
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John Thompson III on Georgetown bus accident: ‘It was very, very, very scary.’
Hoyas coach was watching video of Villanova when suddenly, 'There’s bodies flying everywhere. I saw the car go rolling to the side. It rolled at least four or five times.'
 
As the unexplained absence of Allonzo Trier comes into focus, so does Arizona’s potential
Allonzo Trier sat out 19 games as people tried to guess why. His return to a Wildcat team worthy of Final Four contender status has only added intrigue in Arizona.
 
After NCAA settlement, sports lawyer Jeffrey Kessler continues fight to upend amateurism
Friday's $208.7 million settlement did not end a case the NCAA argues could "dismantle" college sports
 
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