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Arizona dropped its first game of the season on Monday, but remains the No. 1 overall seed because of its body of work, while North Carolina and Kentucky are rising.

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Two unlikely title runs revealed a formula built on quarterback fit, discipline and winning the margins that still decide championships.

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Seattle went against the grain by hiring a defensive coach, and the move paid off. Plus, the MVP was awarded to the right player and Stefon Diggs’s future in New England is uncertain.

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Campbell had a noticeably bad game on Sunday, then left without answering questions from the media.

Williams helped make a key tackle during an unwanted break in the action of Super Bowl LX.

Fans were even calling for Myers to be named the Super Bowl MVP thanks to his amazing performance.

Darnold and Kubiak worked together this season and won a Super Bowl.

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New England lost 29–13 to the Seahawks in Super Bowl LX.

The Patriots had one of the NFL’s easiest schedules in 2025. That won’t be the case in 2026 on the heels of its Super Bowl loss.

Here what the people dressed as trees were paid for Bad Bunny’s halftime show.

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A comprehensive guide to every Olympic event that can be streamed and/or watched on television.

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Signing a midfielder is atop Los Blancos’ priorities this summer.

ROAD TO THE 2026 WORLD CUP

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The United States will open the 2026 World Cup in Los Angeles on June 12.

The 16 host stadiums for the 2026 World Cup being held in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

The World Cup group stage has been structured to try and ensure that the top seeds don’t meet until the latter rounds.

Weston McKennie highlights the 2026 World Cup outlook as 2030 potentials come into frame.

The Stars and Stripes have high aspirations for this summer’s tournament.

While co-hosts Mexico and Canada opted to play friendlies in January, the USMNT went in a different direction—suggesting Mauricio Pochettino, under pressure to deliver, is happy with how preparations are going.