Author: Dan Wolken, USA TODAY

If Ja Morant’s hand injury is as bad as it seemed, this could be Memphis’ second straight playoff run that ends with Morant unavailable or compromised

Spaniard Jon Rahm didn’t just win the Masters. He crushed the field in a way that felt much more magnificent than his four-stroke margin of victory.

Brooks Koepka is back after a debilitating knee injury. But given which side of the pro golf schism Koepka has landed on, you better catch him now.

Jon Rahm enters second round of the Masters tied for the lead at 7-under par, which is pretty remarkable considering he spotted the field two shots.

Phil Mickelson used to draw huge, enthusiastic galleries. Playing at Augusta as a LIV golfer, much of that love and admiration appears to be gone.

Connecticut made a decision to forsake football and embrace its basketball roots by joining the Big East. It paid off Monday with a national title.

In a college basketball season that has been defined by parity, we are 40 minutes away from UConn ramping through a bracket without a hint of drama.

A one-off Final Four without a blueblood team is not going to cause the collapse of network TV or decrease the value of the NCAA men’s tournament.

A very good, and very well-paid, Miami basketball team is in the men’s NCAA Tournament Final Four for the first time in school history.

Texas fell one win short of the Final Final with interim coach Rodney Terry. The Longhorns face a tough decision on whether to keep Terry permanently.