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Seahawks QB Geno Smith Arrested for DUI After Going 36 MPH Over Speed Limit: Police
Smith was arrested around 2 a.m. Monday morning following the Seahawks' win over the Arizona Cardinals in their final regular season game Sunday.
MLB, Players Union to Finally Meet With Typical Spring Training Start 5 Weeks Away
The meeting ends a 42-day break in negotiations that started when management implemented a lockout in the sport's first work stoppage since 1995.
U.S. Soccer Teams Haven't Agreed to New Pay Structure, Negotiations Ongoing
The U.S. Soccer Federation proposed identical contracts "with the goal of aligning both teams under a single collective bargaining agreement (CBA) structure."
Major Olympic Sponsors Protect Investment, Stay Quiet on China Ahead of Beijing Games
"I would not be surprised that the sponsors would remain silent... you could potentially lose business," said Dae Hee Kawk of the University of Michigan.
Novak Djokovic Now Facing Questions About Travel in Days Before Australia Arrival
The tennis star's travel declaration form said he hadn't traveled in 14 days leading up to his flight, but he was seen in Spain and Serbia during that time.
Georgia Defeats No. 1 Alabama For College Football National Championship
Georgia broke its 41-year national championship drought by knocking off No. 1 Alabama.
First Openly Nonbinary Athlete Qualifies for Winter Olympics
LeDuc follows skateboarder Alana Smith, who became the first nonbinary Summer Olympian when they competed at the 2020 Games.
Expansion of College Football Playoff Runs Into Roadblock Because of Automatic Bid Debate
The stalling of the current talks make it unlikely that the playoff field will be expanded beyond four teams before at least 2024.
Police Pepper-Spray Novak Djokovic Supporters in Chaotic Scenes
Supporters of tennis star Novak Djokovic gathered on the streets of Melbourne, Australia after a judge ruled he should be released from detention.
Where Are the Winter 2022 Olympics and When Do They Take Place?
Beijing 2022 is set to receive the Olympic baton from Tokyo 2020 to kickstart a festival of winter sporting action.
Novak Djokovic Wins Visa Court Battle, Judge Orders Australia to Pay Costs
Judge Anthony Kelly ruled that the Australian government must release the 34-year-old Serbian and pay his legal fees.
Crazy Fumble Return Fuels Kansas City Chiefs' Much Needed Win Over Denver
Patrick Mahomes didn't need a miraculous comeback for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Lia Thomas Shines in Last Home Meet as Some Protest, School Defends Transgender Swimmer
"Bigger lungs, bigger bones bigger surface area for muscle. More muscle means more power. These do not go away with transitioning," said a protester.
An Uncharacteristic Slip in 500 Keeps Top-Ranked Erin Jackson From U.S. Speed Skating Team
Jackson, No. 1 in the world in the 500 meter, slipped during the race and finished third, missing a spot to qualify for Team USA in the upcoming Olympics.
Even Some Players Critical of Novak Djokovic Are Not Pleased With Process in Australia
Some players have sympathized with Djokovic's situation, while others have said if he was vaccinated, there wouldn't have been any drama.
Man Suspected of Killing Washington Football Team's Montez Sweat's Brother Arrested
NFL player Montez Sweat's brother, Anthony Sweat, was killed in a shooting in Virginia on December 28.
Jacksonville Jaguars Sued by Sponsor Over Fans Planning to Dress as Clowns
The plaintiff stated that it wants to avoid "being emphasized as the primary sponsor of the clown game."
Figure Skating Champ Alysa Liu Withdraws From U.S. Championships After Positive COVID Test
The two-time champion was in the position to make the team for the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics after finishing third in the short program.
High School Basketball Coach Serves 1-Game Suspension After Team Routs Opponent 92-4
Coach Jason Kirck, of Sacred Heart Academy in Connecticut, sat out one game after opposing coach Tom Lipka called for consequences for the lopsided score.
Czech Tennis Player to Voluntarily Leave Australia Before Tournament Over Issues With Visa
Renata Voráčová found herself in the same immigration hotel as Novak Djokovic after her visa was cancelled, choosing to leave Australia.
Australia PM Says 'No One is Above' Rules Amid Novak Djokovic's Detainment Over COVID Jab
The tennis star's detainment comes as Melbourne, where the Australian Open is held, is experiencing a massive surge in COVID cases.
Vax-Mandate Protesters Gather in Australia to Back Detained Tennis Superstar Novak Djokovic
The protesters numbered about a dozen, and reportedly had an audience only of the police and a reporter.