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Clark and Mitchell lead Fever to their 4th straight victory, 105-95 over the Storm

SEATTLE (AP) — Caitlin Clark scored 32 points, Kelsey Mitchell added 28 and the Indiana Fever won their fourth straight game, beating the Seattle Storm 105-95 on Tuesday night. Clark and Mitchell took over for Indiana (18-10) after Aliyah Boston took a hard fall and had to exit in the second quarter with a lower-leg injury. Boston had 11 points and did not return, but wasn't ruled out. Clark went 9 for 14 with four 3-pointers, made all 10 of her free throws and added seven assists. It was the ninth time she has scored 30-plus points with five-plus assists. It has happened only ...

Rashid Shaheed feels right at home with Seahawks and a 3-year, $51 million deal in hand

RENTON, Wash. — As much as Rashid Shaheed felt like he was jumping on a moving train last season, the wide receiver was convinced that returning to the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks was the right call. Shaheed, who signed a $51 million, three-year contract in March, made it clear shortly after he was acquired from the New Orleans Saints in November 2025 that he wanted to stick in the Emerald City. Though Shaheed's production dropped off in a less significant role with the Seahawks, the end result more than compensated. After all, Shaheed secured his first Super Bowl ...

College NIL bill includes $25 million ‘retention pool’ but is that enough to sway Big Ten, SEC?

A reworked Senate bill designed to regulate college sports proposes to more than double the amount of money schools could share with players as part of a flurry of revisions designed to win the support of the Big Ten and Southeastern Conferences. Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said Tuesday at his conference's football media days that he was waiting to review the new language in the Protect College Sports Act, and the hope is that the new version of the bill "provides a lot more help than not." Among the key changes would be up to $25 million devoted to a "retention" pool that ...

F1 Review: Blue flag fiasco

HUNGARY — As Formula 1 (F1) teams completed the second race of a back-to-back series in Belgium and Hungary, they are now on a mandatory summer break. This comes at an opportune time as temperatures and tempers were both running high in Hungary. Perhaps the driver most aggrieved, and ...