Olympic champion cyclist Remco Evenepoel suffers multiple fractures in training crash with postal vehicle

Buccaneers left tackle Tristan Wirfs underwent arthroscopic knee surgery and may miss the start of the season, though coach Todd Bowles remains hopeful for his return. Bowles emphasized strong communication with the medical staff regarding the decision for surgery, while Charlie Heck is expected to step in during Wirfs' absence. Want More Context? 🔎

MiLaysia Fulwiley, who transferred from South Carolina to LSU, is reuniting with former teammate Joyce Edwards to compete for Team USA in a 3x3 tournament. The duo, along with other notable players, is participating in the FIBA 3x3 Nations League Americas Conference, aiming to qualify for the U23 World Cup in China after a strong start with a 2-1 record. Want More Context? 🔎

The Chicago Bears began training camp on July 19, placing two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaylon Johnson and veteran quarterback Case Keenum on the NFI list due to injuries. Johnson, who signed a four-year, $76 million contract in March 2024, recently expressed interest in discussing a new deal, raising potential drama as he recovers from an unspecified injury. Want More Context? 🔎

The Washington High School baseball team has appointed Austin Moody, a former multi-sport athlete and assistant coach for the Hatchets, as its new head coach, succeeding the retired Steve Reed. Moody, a WHS graduate and USI baseball player, expressed enthusiasm for continuing the team's strong tradition, while Reed and AD Larry Cochren praised his skills and commitment to the program. Want More Context? 🔎

Auburn football has made significant progress in recruiting, securing commitments from two blue-chip players in recent weeks, including four-star linebacker Jaquez Wilkes. A standout from Wadley, Alabama, Wilkes chose Auburn over top programs and is now the highest-rated player in the Tigers' 2026 class, potentially elevating their national ranking from 75th to 65th. Want More Context? 🔎

The Tennessee Titans selected Miami quarterback Cam Ward as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, shifting away from Will Levis after a poor season. Analyst Manti Te'o predicts Ward will win the Offensive Rookie of the Year award, citing strong offensive support and head coach Brian Callahan's successful track record with quarterbacks. Want More Context? 🔎