Bryant legacy lifted women’s basketball through a mentor’s lens
WNBA stars recall Kobe Bryant’s impact after his death, from mentoring Diana Taurasi and Sabrina Ionescu to championing women’s sports growth. Players note his defense praise sparked confidence, while his presence at games and in Unrivaled inspired a new generation and a lasting legacy.
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Frost twins spark ISU. Cowboys topple 27-12 in ESPN dual
No. 18 Iowa State opened strong at Hilton Coliseum with Evan and Jacob Frost delivering wins as ISU led 12-4 before Oklahoma State surged. Jacob Frost earned a 4-1 victory over No. 4 Tagen Johnson, while Evan Frost won 9-4 over Reece Witcraft. ISU injuries sidelined five starters as OSU dominated the remaining bouts.
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Venable takes helming role as White Sox gear for spring
Chicago White Sox new manager Will Venable enters his first spring training with high expectations. Pitchers and catchers report February 12 in Glendale, Arizona, with a full squad session February 17. Venable cites strong leadership and clear messaging as keys, while players like Andrew Vaughn express excitement about his approach and open communication.
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Sinner Wins Australian Open Title in Straight Sets
Jannik Sinner captured his second straight Australian Open crown in Melbourne, defeating Alexander Zverev 6-3 7-6 6-3. The win solidifies Sinner as World No. 1, with dominant form since last season, including three of five majors and an 80-6 record.
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