While last week’s the Sentry had just 59 of the top players and winners from last season, the Sony Open has a full field of 144 players, many rookies just getting their PGA Tour career started.

George Pickens should continue to develop into a legitimate No. 1 option, but no other wide receiver on the team reached 600 yards or caught more than 36 passes. Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report ...

The BBL (Big Bash League) 2024-25 continues with Hobart Hurricanes (HUR) taking on Adelaide Strikers (STR). Both sides will lock horns in game 24 of the tournament at the Bellerive Oval ...

Now the rest of the Tour tees it up for the first time, at the Sony Open in Hawaii. About half the field from Kapalua will island-hop to Oahu but the majority of the 144 players are making their ...

The 2025 PGA TOUR season continues its tropical beginning with the Sony Open in Hawaii, staying in the Aloha State for the second straight week. The TOUR’s Opening Drive rolls on from Waialae ...

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The trickiest part of Week 18 is determining where teams stand regarding effort. Some teams have their backs against the wall, while others want to emerge healthy. Meanwhile, a few have perfected "1-2 ...

I wouldn't expect that level of production with Huntley. But the Jets have allowed six receivers to score at least 13.6 PPR points in their past four games, and I'm trusting Hill as a No. 2 ...

Cooper Connolly has delivered with the bat for Perth Scorchers and has provided early starts for the team. He is the top scorer of the tournament so far with 181 runs in 4 games at an average of ...

Prior to WVU, Stewart was the assistant wide receivers coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers , after previously serving two seasons as a coaching assistant. In 2020, he assisted a wide receiver's room ...

Detroit Lions receiver Kalif Raymond remembers the mantra he says he heard while growing up playing backyard football in Georgia: You don't need gloves. Catch with your hands. If he dropped a pass ...