Jameis Winston's snow game assessment leads Week 12 Voices of Victory

Serena Williams criticized the disparity in drug testing penalties between men and women, suggesting she would face a 20-year ban if she had failed tests like Jannik Sinner, who received a three-month suspension for testing positive for clostebol. Williams expressed her admiration for Sinner, emphasizing his importance to men's tennis while sharing her own experiences with scrutiny. Although retired, she misses playing tennis, reflecting on the health that allows her to do so. Full Article

PJ Haggerty, the leading returning scorer in men’s college basketball, has entered the transfer portal after a standout sophomore season with the Memphis Tigers, averaging 21.7 points per game. This move is a significant setback for Memphis coach Penny Hardaway, as Haggerty, who carries a "do not contact" tag, is now among the top available players with two years of eligibility remaining. Potential suitors, including North Carolina and Indiana, will likely pursue him as he...

George Russell's Contract Status Mercedes F1 driver George Russell is unfazed by his expiring contract as he enters the 2025 season following Lewis Hamilton's departure to Ferrari. With three podium finishes in four races, reports suggest he is nearing a new two-season deal with an option for a third, yet Russell emphasizes that performance is key in F1 and that he remains focused on racing rather than contract discussions. He acknowledges the sport's competitive nature,...

Lewis Hamilton embraces the spotlight and showcases his image management during his first week at Ferrari in Maranello, highlighted by his choice of crimson-soled Christian Louboutin shoes. The collaboration between Formula 1's most successful driver and the sport's historically significant team has attracted significant scrutiny. Hamilton's presence at Ferrari underscores the intersection of celebrity and legacy in the high-stakes world of motorsport. Full Article

Max Verstappen has stated that the handling issues of his Red Bull car cannot solely be blamed on problems with the team's aging wind tunnel. The team has had a challenging start to the season, facing difficulties with car balance and increased tyre wear compared to the leading McLaren. Despite these setbacks, Verstappen managed to limit the damage in the first two races and achieved an unexpected result in one of the rounds. Full Article

Red Bull's poor performance at the Bahrain Grand Prix has sparked speculation regarding Max Verstappen's potential move to another team by 2026. Aston Martin is reportedly making the most lucrative offer, valued at over £1 billion for five years. Although Verstappen is under contract with Red Bull until 2028, his future in Formula 1 remains a topic of intense discussion among fans and analysts. Full Article