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Michigan’s time under Dusty May appears to be coming to an abrupt end. According to multiple reports, the Dallas Mavericks are finalizing a deal to...

A former Michigan football staffer alleges a relationship with ex-head coach Sherrone Moore, raising claims of misconduct, workplace power imbalance, and failure by the university to protect her.

Michigan head coach Dusty May has officially turned down North Carolina and reaffirmed his commitment to the Wolverines, choosing Ann Arbor over the Tar Heels as Michigan prepares for the national championship game against UConn.

The Miami Dolphins have released quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, taking on a record $99 million dead-cap hit as the franchise resets its quarterback position and moves in a new direction.

The USL Players Association has authorized a strike ahead of the 2026 season after rejecting the league’s latest CBA proposal, raising the possibility of a work stoppage as negotiations continue.

Megan Keller scored 4:07 into overtime to lift Team USA to a 2–1 victory over Canada and secure Olympic gold in women’s hockey at the 2026 Winter Games.

Tyreek Hill’s release, an Olympic speed skating upset, rising NFL media rights tension, and shifting college basketball bubble storylines headline the biggest sports developments from overnight.

Michigan has climbed to No. 1 in the latest AP Top 25 men’s basketball poll for the first time since 2013, ending Arizona’s nine-week hold on the top spot and reshaping the national championship race.

The Miami Dolphins have released wide receiver Tyreek Hill, creating significant salary cap space and signaling a major roster reset as the veteran Pro Bowler enters free agency for the first time in his career.

From NBA All-Star headlines to NFL broadcast tension and renewed debate over VAR in European football, here are the biggest sports stories that shaped the weekend.