Every day by 4:30 a.m., get the late scores and stories from the night before.
 UCF senior receiver Tre Nixon isn't looking to become the next Gabe Davis, but he is focusing on improving his leadership skills and preparing to take on a bigger role within the Knights' offense. |   | |
 Colonial baseball coach Mike Smith retires as the Orlando area's leader in most wins after capping a 41-year career that included three state championships as head coach at Lake Brantley. | | | |
 Orlando Pride coach Marc Skinner drafted Taylor Kornieck because he knew the rookie could immediately help elevate the club's attack. | | | |
 Quarterback Jalen Kitna, son of longtime NFL signal caller Jon Kitna, has committed to the Florida Gators' 2021 class. | | | |
 Miami Dolphins owner says there will 'definitely' be an NFL season and is expecting fans in stadiums | | | |
 Former quarterback Chris Simms has Tua Tagovailoa, the Miami Dolphins' fifth pick in the 2020 NFL draft, as his 40th-best quarterback in the NFL heading into the 2020 season. | | | |
 See photos of weekly winners in the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR race series, starting with the 61th Daytona 500 on Feb. 17 won by Denny Hamlin. | | | |
 NHL commissioner Gary Bettman announced a plan for a 24-team playoff, a major step forward for the league's return to play following the coronavirus pandemic. In that plan, the Florida Panthers will qualify for the playoffs as the 10th seed in the Eastern Conference. | | | |
 A rookie at the major league minimum would make a higher percentage of his salary than multimillionaire stars like Mike Trout or Gerrit Cole under a sliding-scale proposal by big league teams that players found "extremely disappointing." | | | |
 If World TeamTennis gets its way, Grand Slam champions Sofia Kenin and Sloane Stephens could be among the first tennis players to compete in front of fans after the coronavirus pandemic prompted lockdowns around the globe. | | | |
 Instead of honoring the past year's top athletes and moments in sports, the show is celebrating heroism and humanitarian aid. | | | |
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