Marshall forward Obinna Anochili-Killen: 'I want to bring my length and my versatility'

Grace Berger, a former Indiana University standout, has signed a hardship contract with the Los Angeles Sparks due to injuries affecting key players, including Kelsey Plum. Berger, who averaged 3.9 points in her WNBA career and had a successful stint in Turkey, will provide much-needed guard depth as the Sparks struggle with a 4-8 record this season. Need More Context? 🔎

The Boston Celtics are preparing for the 2025 NBA draft, holding the No. 28 and 32 picks, with a focus on addressing needs for big men, guards, and potentially a wing. The "Havlicek Stole the Pod" podcast features insights from draft expert Bryan Kalbrosky on potential prospects that align with the Celtics' strategy for the upcoming draft. Need More Context? 🔎

Tyler Guyton candidly acknowledged his disappointing rookie season with the Cowboys, where he struggled in pass protection and run blocking, leading to being benched. Facing significant expectations as a first-round pick, Dallas is giving him another chance to solidify his role as left tackle, especially with key departures on the offensive line and a championship window closing. Need More Context? 🔎

The Ohio State Buckeyes, led by Alabama transfer Caleb Downs, won the 2024-25 National Championship after a strong College Football Playoff performance. Recently, Downs surprised fans with a social media photo during a team dodgeball event, drawing comparisons to Adam Sandler's 'Billy Madison' and showcasing his athletic prowess as the Buckeyes prepare to face Texas on August 30. Need More Context? 🔎

LeBron James recently criticized the "ring culture" in basketball, responding to Stephen A. Smith's claim that Giannis Antetokounmpo is an "underachiever" without another championship. In a podcast, James highlighted that legacies should not be solely judged by championships, referencing great players like Allen Iverson and Jerry West, who excelled despite fewer rings. Need More Context? 🔎

The anticipated race between Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles and NFL star Tyreek Hill has been canceled due to personal reasons, despite the ongoing rivalry and playful banter between the two athletes. Lyles expressed disappointment over the event's cancellation, which was set to take place in Times Square, emphasizing the extensive planning that had taken place prior to its abrupt end. Need More Context? 🔎