With just under seven minutes in the first half, Zach Edey set a questionably physical screen on Huskies guard Stephon Castle.

“I think this is up there with one of the best two-year runs any program has ever had," UConn's coach said after the game.

Viewership numbers emphasize what Iowa star Caitlin Clark has called “the coolest part” of her basketball career.

Bluder acknowledged the difficulty in saying goodbye, but she encouraged her players to celebrate their journey and to keep bringing joy.

Kelly, who earns more than $9 million a year to coach the Tigers on the football field, took a bold stance on the national anthem.

Clark now prepares for a WNBA career, but her parting message to fans invited reflections and historical comparisons for her college legacy.

"If you don’t believe in God, something is wrong with you. Seriously! I’m a believer. I’m a believer because He makes things come true."

The absurd remark suggests that for a white player, it's more important to be submissive to her black peers than to play well.

The coach's larger-than-life career includes its share of blemishes, but none of them are apparently stopping a new employer.

The Barstool Sports founder has never been one to hide his opinions -- or couch them in polite language. And here, he didn't do either.