Jake Kokorowski The University of Wisconsin football team looked sharp in their season-opening victory over Illinois State, and it was important to do so against a strong recruiting team. Both the non-committed and committed recruits were at Camp Randall on Saturday and saw a pair of program records in the 38-0 win over the Redbirds. … Read more
Bootcamp is a few weeks away, and the Nets still have places on the list to fill. With the Kevin Durant drama set in motion and general manager Sean Marks returning from the Basketball Without Borders Africa event in Egypt, there should be a move on that front soon. Marks and Brooklyn have done most … Read more
NEW YORK – No one noticed. Jessica Pegula is seated at a table in the middle of a crowded Manhattan dining hall, across the street from her trendy but not outlandish hotel. It’s lunchtime, and she’s waving your Mediterranean bowl. Pegola, 28, is one of the best tennis players in the world. You may also … Read more
DARLINGTON, SC (AP) – Ryan Blaney and Austin Dillon had no idea what their post-season plans were until the drama-filled final moments of NASCAR’s regular season. Now, they’ve changed their focus from scrambling to make the 16-team playoff field to chasing the Cup Series title when the 10-race postseason begins Sunday at Darlington Raceway. “We’ll … Read more
Is the world’s financial firefighter ready? The G20 countries should commit to doubling the core capital of the International Monetary Fund.. (Shutterstock) The world needs to prepare for a series of financial crises across emerging and developing economies. The writing is already on the wall, with Ghana, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka currently queuing at … Read more
LIV golfers have been canceled for next season’s PGA Tour with Phil Mickelson, Bryson DeChambeau and other rebels saying in an email that they are not complying with traditional event requirements. Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau are among a number of LIV golfers who never surrendered their Tour Cards when they left for the Saudi-backed … Read more
Lindsey Dunlap and Lilian Aguilar watch “From Monet to Kandinsky,” an immersive experience presented with Spanish narration, at The Leonardo in Salt Lake City on Tuesday. (Kristen Murphy, Desert News) Estimated reading time: 3-4 minutes SALT LAKE CITY – While Salt Lake resident Maria Elena Romero sat down for an immersive artistic experience on Tuesday, … Read more