USWNT, USSF settles equal pay suit for $24M
The USWNT has settled its class action lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation for a total of $24 million, the two sides announced on Tuesday.
Uncategorized
What the USWNT learned from New Zealand win
The U.S. showed trademark aggressiveness and some flair, despite Meikayla Moore’s three own goals.
Ronaldo’s future, Rangnick’s role? What else do Man United need to fix?
Man United have questions over their manager, star players, new signings and direction. What do they need to fix over the coming months?
Why the CFP is not expanding, what people are saying and what’s next
After months of failed negotiations, the CFP is standing pat at four teams. What went wrong and where do things go from here?
What’s next for Michigan, Juwan Howard and college basketball after brawl discipline?
Juwan Howard and three players were suspended for their roles on Sunday. Here are the implications of the entire episode.
Sources: MLB tweaks offer but sides still far apart
Five hours in the boardroom on Monday didn’t equate to major progress between MLB and the MLB Players Association as the sides remain far apart on a new collective bargaining agreement, sources told ESPN.
Zags unanimous No. 1 in Top 25; Zona up to No. 2
Gonzaga is the unanimous No. 1 in the latest Associated Press men’s basketball poll. The way the Zags are dominating the West Coast Conference, they’re not likely to budge.
Judge rules QB Watson can testify in 9 civil cases
A judge ruled Monday that Deshaun Watson can face questions under oath in nine of the 22 civil cases filed against him.
Source: Baker becomes 2nd female Giants asst.
The New York Giants have hired Angela Baker as a minority coaching fellow and offensive quality control coach, a source told ESPN’s Field Yates.
Could Isco, Memphis follow Insigne to MLS as free agents?
Lorenzo Insigne will be in Toronto later this year. Which Europe-based free agents could take a similar path?