The boo birds are out in Lexington, Kentucky. John Calipari returned to Kentucky's Rupp Arena on Saturday for the first time since leaving in April to take the head coaching position at Arkansas.

Kershaw (toe) has begun throwing and remains in contact with the Dodgers about returning to the organization, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports. Dodgers GM Brandon Gomes said at the team's ...

On Tuesday, the Lions officially hired John Morton as the team's next offensive coordinator to replace Ben Johnson, who took a job as the Chicago Bears' head coach. Morton, an NFL assistant for ...

LEXINGTON — John Calipari, pacing the sideline, barking instructions. Adou Thiero driving, drawing fouls, stepping to the line, knocking down free throws. D.J. Wagner slashing and distributing ...

Saturday will mark a unique step in former Kentucky coach John Calipari's coaching career, as the former Wildcat returns to Rupp Arena for the first time with Arkansas. Calipari, who left Kentucky ...

Cancel anytime. Individual stats Have not been reported. Yorg guided John Burroughs to state championships in 2022 and last season — the only two state titles in program history — before ...

A Los Angeles Dodgers team without Clayton Kershaw on the roster doesn't seem right. Kershaw, a sure Hall of Famer and one of the best to ever lace them up, is more than just a pitcher for the ...

Rick Pitino hopes Kentucky’s fans take it easy on John Calipari in his return to Lexington on Saturday night. Pitino posted a video on X on Thursday on the matter and explained his reasoning ...

On Saturday night, John Calipari will walk into Rupp Arena to coach a basketball game. For 15 years, it was simply a routine, a comfortably familiar stroll inside the building where the longtime ...

Over and over, St. John’s coaches and players insisted they weren’t worried about Kadary Richmond, even as he lay in the weeds and didn’t make an impact through much of the nonconference season.

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. So no pressure, John Morton. I’m sure you’ll be great as Johnson’s replacement. Actually, I’m not sure of that at all.