UCLA athletic director Martin Jarmond continues to back football coach Chip Kelly for the meekest of reasons, settling for mediocrity over wins.
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Josh Giddey had 14 points and eight assists in a win over the Lakers while Newport Beach police investigate an alleged inappropriate relationship with an underage girl.
The Clippers’ starting wing trio of Kawhi Leonard, Paul George and James Harden find their offensive rhythm on the same night.
The Kings lost for the first time in regulation this season when scoring first, dropping to 11-1-1 in that situation.
Tiger Woods, speaking with reporters for the first time in eight months, discussed his return to play and difficulty brokering a PGA-Saudi deal.
It has been an emotionally taxing year for Caleb Williams, and that’s before the painful churn of the draft process.
The NCAA says a lawsuit over rights to the names, images and likeness of student athletes could cost it $4 billion in damages. That’s entirely its own fault.
Brock Boeser scored twice to help the Vancouver Canucks beat the Ducks 3-1, their seventh loss in a row.
Sebastian Rancik scored 32 points and Aidan Fowler had 31 in JSerra’s double-overtime win over Roosevelt
Newport Beach police have launched an inquiry into Oklahoma City Thunder player Josh Giddey following allegations that he had an inappropriate relationship with an underage girl.
Former WWE wrestler Tammy “Sunny” Sytch gets 17 years in a DUI crash that left a 75-year-old man dead. Sytch’s blood alcohol was quadruple the legal limit, prosecutors said.
Japan’s Yoshinobu Yamamoto, 25, is generating interest from MLB teams, including the Dodgers, while future Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki, 50, is still having fun on the field.
The Chargers can’t seem to win games in the clutch, but how much is quarterback Justin Herbert to blame? A revamped running attack is behind Rams’ rise.
