Women's March Madness teams are being paid for the first time - but here's why they're splitting $200 million less than the men
The NCAA will initially pay the women's March Madness teams 26% of the TV deal, which is the same percentage that the men's teams got in the first year that performance units were introduced (1991).
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How Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Are Spending 'Precious' Hiatus: Sources
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are spending their break away from the spotlight and from work by simply "laying low," multiple ...
Travis Kelce, Jason Kelce's Exciting Podcast Move is Turning Heads
Travis Kelce and his brother Jason Kelce have formed one of the most well-known podcasts in sports, showing off their ...
Chris Jones and girlfriend Sheawna Weathersby split as Taylor Swift's BFF accuses him of cheating with another woman
Kansas City Chiefs star Chris Jones and his longtime girlfriend, Sheawna Weathersby, have officially gone their separate ways after nearly a decade together. Weathersby, who has ...
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Fantasy Football Avoids, Busts: 2025 NFL Free Agent Signings
John breaks down which 2025 NFL free-agent signings will be busts for fantasy football. Which signed free agents should you avoid drafting in fantasy football in 2025?