U.C.L.A. Is Allowed by California Regents to Join Big Ten
The New York Times
The Regents chose not to block U.C.L.A. from leaving the Pac-12. But it attached conditions that could cost the school more than $20 million annually, including some money that would be diverted to U.C. Berkeley.
If approved, the Tisch family, who owns approximately 23.1 percent of the team, will no longer own any interest in the club.
How a managerial slip of the tongue set the stage for a potential early exit from the World Baseball Classic.
Baltimore had reportedly agreed to trade two first-round picks for the star pass rusher.
Several big-name players who didn’t re-sign with their respective teams found new homes.
The good, bad and ugly of major off-season deals.
It has led to them being booed by fans before the match has started.
Miami failed to find a trade partner and will eat a record $99.2 million in dead money on its salary cap.
The 36-year-old tight end’s representatives are expected to talk to multiple teams.
One of the greatest tennis players ever delivered a message that connected with people from all walks of life.
Jack Ohman wanted a chance to chase both baseball and an elite education: “I want people to know who I am.”
Which teams accomplished their goals, and which left their fan bases fuming? Our experts handed out several A’s ... and a couple D’s.
After years as the face of Las Vegas, the star pass rusher is moving on.
The citizens of St. Louis did well Friday. The team, not so much.