Former UNLV basketball star Glen Gondrezick, who played on the school’s first Final Four team, will be honored posthumously by the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame.
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Some barely passing grades define the team’s AFC wild-card loss in Cincinnati.
Raiders safety Johnathan Abram, who suffered a shoulder injury on Monday, undergoes an MRI. His status for Broncos game uncertain.
The Minnesota Viking are consensus 3½-point home favorites against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Las Vegas sportsbooks, with the total at 44½.
Review-Journal sports betting reporter Todd Dewey leads the contest with a 39-30-1 ATS record. Westgate SuperBook vice president Jay Kornegay is in second place at 37-31-2.
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The Dallas Cowboys are dealing with COVID issues, but the New Orleans Saints have been ravaged by injuries heading into Thursday’s game.
For all their flaws thus far this season, the Chiefs are still 5-4 and just one-half game out of the AFC West lead.
The 12-man roster, headed by Kevin Durant, will train in Las Vegas from July 6 to 19 and play exhibition games at Michelob Ultra Arena to prepare for the Tokyo Olympics.
Overreaction is the norm after the NFL’s opening week. This week is about learning more about what it all means.
Brooks Koepka, second at the PGA Championship and fourth at the U.S. Open, has won four majors since 2017 and finished in the top four in all four majors in 2019.
The Green Valley High and UNLV graduate remains hospitalized in Tokyo after crashing during a BMX qualifying run at the Olympics on Friday.
At least Cleveland bettors didn’t spend the whole game counting their money. Bruins backers barely broke a sweat until the fateful final seconds.
Font excelled in his first headlining bout as he relied on his jab to score a unanimous-decision victory over Cody Garbrandt at the Apex.
Ali-Frazier I, which ignited and further divided a nation during the Vietnam War, was fought March 8, 1971, at a frenzied Madison Square Garden. Frank Sinatra took photos for Life magazine.