Ross Kelly
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Ross Kelly is a sports journalist who has been published by ESPN, CBS and USA Today. He has also done statistical research for Stats Inc. and Synergy Sports Technology. A graduate of LSU, Ross resides in Houston.
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Bengals Quarterback Has a Beef With Team’s 2025 Schedule: ‘It’s Not Ideal’
The Bengals won’t get to play overseas, but they will make a primetime visit to the Baltimore Ravens, which has been a recurring theme.
The Top ‘Revenge’ Games on the 2025 NFL Schedule
Several players, such as Sam Darnold, Justin Fields, Cooper Kupp, and possibly Aaron Rodgers, will have the opportunity to see their former teams in the season.
2025 Preakness Stakes Preview: What You Need to Know
The 150th running of the Preakness is Saturday from Pimlico Race Course as the Triple Crown of thoroughbred racing reaches its midpoint.
Los Angeles Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw to Make His 2025 MLB Debut on Saturday
The three-time Cy Young winner has yet to pitch this season after undergoing multiple operations in the offseason.
2025 WNBA Season Preview: Top Storylines Include Clark, Bueckers, and Wilson
From the expansion Golden State Valkyries to player movement to the debut of Bueckers, here’s what to know ahead of Opening Night.
Paul Skenes Becomes Second Player to Commit to Team USA for 2026 World Baseball Classic
The Pittsburgh Pirates’ star pitcher will represent the United States at the 2026 WBC in March.
2025 PGA Championship Preview: Top Storylines for Scheffler, McIlroy, Spieth, and Others
The PGA Championship tees off on Thursday from Quail Hollow Club, and Jordan Spieth’s quest for the career Grand Slam is one of the many storylines to follow.
Kentucky Derby-Winning Jockey, Junior Alvarado, Fined and Suspended for Excessive Whipping
Six days after winning the Kentucky Derby aboard Sovereignty, Alvarado was docked 20 percent of his winning share for a rule violation.
Carolina Panthers Cut Former No. 1 Overall Pick, Jadeveon Clowney, After One Season
Clowney, 32, recorded 5.5 sacks last season, one year after matching a career-high with 9.5 sacks in Baltimore.
USA Basketball Names Sue Bird Managing Director of Women’s National Team
Bird, who retired after the 2022 WNBA season, won five Olympic gold medals as a member of Team USA.
