TTU’s Anderson injured on Big 12’s new glass floor
Texas Tech guard Christian Anderson strained a muscle while slipping on the new glass floor at the Big 12 tournament during Iowa State’s 75-53 win over the Red Raiders on Thursday.
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Raiders first wave free agent deals and per-season position ranking
The newest Raiders are signed to their new deals with the team. As is often the case, first wave free agents immediately become some of the highest paid players at their position. Such is the way when they are in…
Sources: Greenlaw back to 49ers after year away
Linebacker Dre Greenlaw is returning to the 49ers, agreeing to terms on a one-year, $7.5 million contract, after leaving last year in free agency, according to NFL Network.
Evans: Niners were one piece away; I’m that guy
Veteran receiver Mike Evans said he ultimately signed with the 49ers in free agency because “they were one piece away … and I think I am that piece.”
Commanders add RB White to bolster backfield
The Commanders have agreed to terms with free agent running back Rachaad White, agent Sunny Shah told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Thursday.
Sources: Bengals add Allen in latest boost to D
Defensive tackle Jonathan Allen and the Bengals have agreed to a two-year, $28 million contract, sources told ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler on Thursday.
Chiefs add much-needed CB help in ex-Fin Kohou
Cornerback Kader Kohou is signing with the Kansas City Chiefs, agents David Canter and Ness Mugrabi told ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques on Thursday.
Tension builds ahead of NFLPA leadership vote
NFL Players Association representatives are set to vote on a successor to disgraced former leader Lloyd Howell.
Miami (OH) stunned by UMass, suffers 1st loss
No. 20 Miami (Ohio) suffered its first defeat with a shocking 87-83 loss to UMass in its first game of the Mid-American Conference tournament Thursday.
Trump: Iran should skip WC ‘for their safety’
U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday that the Iran national team is “welcome” to compete at the FIFA World Cup in the United States, but advised it not to participate for “their own life and safety.”