Fantasy Football Week 16: Top waiver wire pickups ahead of the fantasy playoff semifinals

Projected No. 1 overall WNBA draft pick Paige Bueckers is set to sign a three-year deal with the 3-on-3 league Unrivaled, according to sources reported by ESPN. Her first-year salary will exceed the total earnings she would receive throughout her entire four-year WNBA rookie contract. This decision marks a significant move for Bueckers as she navigates her professional basketball career. Full Article

PA Preps has released a list of the top returning players for various conferences for the 2025 season. Subscribers are encouraged to click for the full article, which includes extensive coverage of both offensive and defensive players across numerous leagues, including WPIAL, Suburban One, and Philadelphia Public, among others. Additionally, the article highlights key player candidates for multiple positions leading up to the 2025 season, providing a comprehensive overview for fans and followers of high...

McLaren teammates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are excelling in the 2025 Formula 1 season, with Piastri winning the Bahrain Grand Prix and moving to second in the Drivers’ Championship, just three points behind Norris. Both drivers acknowledge their strong performances and anticipate a competitive season, with Piastri highlighting the challenge from other contenders and Norris emphasizing the need for continued teamwork to maintain their edge. The duo's close rivalry echoes a historic McLaren battle...

Color commentator Jim Nantz, a prominent voice in sports, is celebrating his 40th year calling the Masters Tournament, an event he's been synonymous with since 1986. Currently at Augusta National, Nantz is in the booth for a final group battle between Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau, while he faces ongoing speculation about his potential retirement, emphasizing he takes it “one year at a time.” After stepping away from NCAA Tournament broadcasting in 2023 to focus...

SummaryQatar Grand Prix winner Marc Marquez has acknowledged his role in the incident involving his younger brother Alex during the race's first corner. After starting from pole position, Marc took the lead but unexpectedly slowed down, cutting across Alex's path, which led to contact and minor bodywork damage to both of their Ducatis. This incident highlights the complexities and pressures of racing, especially when it involves family members competing directly against each other. Full Article

Coach Bret Bielema and Illinois football have offered a scholarship to Dunlap freshman Bo Sutter, a 6-foot-1, 190-pound linebacker and tight end in the Class of 2028. This marks the first offer for Bo, who is the younger brother of four-star tight end Mack Sutter, currently a junior at Dunlap, and who has Illinois among his final five schools. Bo expressed his gratitude on social media, stating, "Extremely grateful to have received my 1st scholarship...