Every morning, get the late sports scores and stories from the night before.
 Alabama basketball team being embroiled in a murder investigation epitomizes the scandalous state of college basketball. |   | |
 Orlando hasn't been able to jump in the standings, but players are getting acclimated to playoff-level intensity such as in Tuesday's win. | | | |
 The Seminoles' fans have flooded the ticket offices looking to pre-order tickets for next year's opener in Dublin against Georgia Tech. | | | |
 Lake Mary went into extra innings while Lake Brantely won big in baseball while TFA and MDCA were the big winners in softball. | | | |
 Tate Rodemaker, AJ Duffy, Brock Glenn and Dylan McNamara should elevate each other as they battle for the backup role. | | | |
 High school track and field honor roll spotlights Orlando area's best runners, jumpers and throwers with FHSAA championship hopes. | | | |
 Brayden Point and Pat Maroon have goals for Tampa Bay, which played from behind for the entire game. | | | |
 Shohei Ohtani emerged from the bullpen and fanned Angels teammate Mike Trout for the final out in a matchup the whole baseball world wanted to see. | | | |
 UCF football updated its online roster to include freshmen, transfers and number changes. | | | |
 Willis Reed, who dramatically emerged from the locker room minutes before Game 7 of the 1970 NBA Finals to spark the Knicks to their first championship, has died. | | | |
 With a second consecutive trip to the regional semifinals, Miami is showing the sustained success coach Jim Larrañaga envisioned. | | | |
 Camila Giorgi pulled out a three-tiebreaker victory over Kaia Kanepi in the first round of the Miami Open. | | | |
 Quinten Dormady completed 22 of his 25 passes for 256 yards in a loss to the Vegas Vipers last week. | | | |
 The NCAA changed its setup by trimming the traditional four regional sites to two, Seattle and Greenville. | | | |
 Bickerstaff said Reed's impact on the NBA transcended his abilities on the basketball court. | | | |
 "St. John's is one of the legendary names in all of college basketball," Pitino, 70, said during a press conference at Madison Square Garden. | | | |
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