ESPN 300 cornerback Shilo Sanders, son of Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback Deion Sanders, announced his commitment to South Carolina in a video Tuesday night.

The Grizzlies, who are 19-28 this season, will for the first time listen to trade offers for veterans Marc Gasol and Mike Conley, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.

Win or lose, the unanimous new Hall of Famer -- and the greatest postseason performer of all time -- never let you see him sweat. Behind the facade, he was on fire.

Rafael Nadal has won every set he has played in this year's Australian Open, a streak he kept alive to beat Frances Tiafoe in the quarterfinals and one he'll put on the line vs. 20-year-old Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Although most of her family isn't in Australia, Danielle Collins knows they are ecstatic about her success Down Under.

A Mavericks fan who has long sat courtside at home games has been banned by the team for the rest of the season for heckling the Clippers' Patrick Beverley in December, sources told ESPN.

Defensive coordinator Bob Sutton was fired by the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday, two days after Sunday's loss to the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game.

Angry Saints fans have been reacting to the missed call in the NFC title game in various ways -- from lawsuits and petitions to billboards in Atlanta and boycotts throughout New Orleans.

Brett Okamoto speculates on the next opponents for Henry Cejudo, TJ Dillashaw and other competitors from UFC Fight Night Brooklyn.

UFC Fight Night Brooklyn saw a champion retain his belt and top prospects continuing their rise. Here's how ESPN MMA analyst Chael Sonnen saw the night play out.

Despite a Round 1 TKO loss in his last bout and not much success as a junior welterweight in recent years, former three-division titleholder Jorge Linares said he wants to continue fighting -- at lightweight.

Even while performing as Jack Swagger in the WWE, MMA was calling Jake Hager. Days away from his Bellator debut, Hager, 36, says he's ready for his first trip into the cage and wants to prove he has plenty left in the tank.

The team least in need of more talent just activated one of the NBA's most talented big men.

The question seems preposterous, given how far Tiger Woods had fallen. It won't be easy, but it's not impossible, either.