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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It Was an NBA Regular Season With Amazing Feats, Crazy Stats, and a Ton of Bricks
From LeBron James to Nikola Jokic to the Oklahoma City Thunder, here are some of the records set during the 2024-25 season.
2025 WNBA Draft Preview: Paige Bueckers Goes First, Then Who?
The Dallas Wings are expected to draft the UConn Huskies star first. The favorite to go second overall, to Seattle, is Dominique Malonga of France.
Joe Flacco, 40, Agrees to Terms to Return to Cleveland Browns
Flacco won the 2023 NFL Comeback Player of the Year award with Cleveland and then spent last season with the Indianapolis Colts.
Former Notre Dame Star Olivia Miles Skips WNBA Draft, Transfers to TCU
The two-time All-American is leaving the Irish for the school that eliminated her from the NCAA Tournament.
2025 Masters Preview: Scheffler, McIlroy, LIV Golf, and the Biggest Storylines to Follow
The 89th edition of the Masters Tournament tees off on April 10 from the Augusta National Golf Club.
Mark Cuban Reveals Reason Behind Luka Doncic Trade
Cuban, the Mavs’ former majority owner, was as shocked as everyone else to learn the team traded Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Marcus Smart Gets in Altercation With Fan During Return to Boston
Smart, who spent nine years with the Boston Celtics, said the fan ‘just crossed the line.’
Arizona Cardinals Make Trey McBride the Highest-Paid Tight End in NFL History
McBride, 25, is coming off his first Pro Bowl season in which he finished fourth in the NFL with 111 catches, to go along with 1,146 receiving yards.
2025 Women’s Final Four Preview: A Look at the South Carolina vs. Texas, UCLA vs. UConn Matchups
The Final Four are three No. 1 seeds and a No. 2. Eleven of the last 12 women’s champions were No. 1 seeds.
2025 Final Four Preview: A Look at Florida vs. Auburn and Duke vs. Houston Matchups
For just the second time in NCAA Tournament history, the Final Four are all No. 1 seeds.
