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If you need a play drawn up with your team down by a bucket in the final seconds, there are few college coaches you’d want more than Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski. He’s one of the greats — a Hall of Famer with an impeccable resume. But if it’s epidemiological advice you Read more
The Olympic Flame was put on public display at the J-Village National Training Center in Fukushima, Japan, after officials held a “handover ceremony.” But on Tuesday, the flame was removed from public display due to the coronavirus pandemic. It was slated to be on display through the end of April Read more
Given the current lack of sports action, one could easily surmise that the desire to bet on anything sports-related has been built up to an all-time high. But in the lower tiers of Swedish soccer, proof of this phenomenon was found. A friendly between two Swedish sides, seventh-tier Eskilstuna FC Read more
Texas won’t be the first school among college basketball’s major seven conferences to make a coaching change. Longhorns Athletic Director Chris Del Conte confirmed to 247Sports on Friday that Shaka Smart will return for a sixth season. “He’s our coach,” Del Conte told Horns247.com. Smart is 90-78 (40-50 Big 12) Read more
The NFL has already been affected by the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic (get the latest at CBS News), prohibiting pre-draft visits by college prospects, mulling changes to April’s 2020 draft and watching as teams restrict staff travel. Now, the Pro Football Hall of Fame has taken its own steps to Read more
The Big West Conference will host its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments without spectators this week as a “precaution for preventing the spread of the COVID-19 virus,” the conference announced Tuesday. The Mid-American Conference took a similar step by announcing a “restricted attendance policy.” Leagues around the country varied in Read more
The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are a little over four months away, and Olympic officials are already making some adjustments to keep fans and athletes safe over coronavirus concerns. On Monday, Greece’s Olympic Committee announced that the torch light ceremony being held at the site of ancient Olympia on Thursday will Read more
Due to the coronavirus outbreak in California, Santa Clara County public health officials recommended that sporting events be canceled on Thursday. However, the San Jose Sharks elected to allow fans attend Thursday’s game against the Minnesota Wild. While it wasn’t quite the normal-sized crowd, the Sharks still sold 14,517 tickets Read more
Kansas will make public Thursday its formal response to the NCAA in the ongoing investigation into the basketball program, athletic director Jeff Long told CBS Sports. The response is part of the process toward resolution of the case that mainly involves allegations of major violations regarding coach Bill Self’s program, Read more
Seattle’s new NHL team will be the third sports franchise in the country to offer free public transportation to their games, according to a report from Fast Company. The yet-to-be-named Seattle franchise joins the NBA’s Phoenix Suns and Golden State Warriors with this amenity. “We’re a very environmentally focused city,” Read more