The Big Sky Conference will play its football season in the spring due to the coronavirus pandemic, and it would like other FCS conferences -- and the FCS title game -- to follow.

Vic Beasley, who was fined $500,000 for missing 10 days of training camp, will need three negative COVID-19 tests over a four-day period before he can enter the team's facility.

At UFC 255, men's flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo will take on former bantamweight champ Cody Garbrandt, and women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko will seek her fourth title defense against Jennifer Maia.

Texas Tech fired women's basketball coach Marlene Stollings on Thursday, a day after a scathing report alleging a culture of abuse in her program.

The 49ers have signed former first-round defensive end Dion Jordan to a one-year contract. Jordan spent the 2019 season with the Raiders, recording two sacks in seven games.

A's bench coach Ryan Christenson said he "unintentionally" made a gesture resembling a Nazi salute when trying to adapt the team's elbow bump celebration.

The ACC will play a 10-game conference schedule with one nonconference game, with Notre Dame playing a full league schedule as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Coaches and players who are not competing in SEC football games will be required to wear a face mask or neck gaiter. Competing players must wear a neck gaiter during timeouts or when conferring with coaches on the sideline.

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