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I Just Found Out Megan Fox's Viral Schoolgirl Photos Were A Nod To Her Sports Illustrated Swim Shoot

It's the cherry on top.

Cinemablend · Apr 5

UConn Embraces Underdog Role as March Madness Machine Rolls Into Title Game

The Huskies’ relentless culture, battle-tested roster and Dan Hurley’s intensity have them one win from a third title in four years.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 5

UConn's Dan Hurley Jokingly Takes Responsibility for Geno Auriemma Spat With Dawn Staley

Hurley was asked about the altercation in the women's Final Four, and happily chimed in.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 5

Michigan Advances to Face UConn in Men’s National Championship Game After Routing Arizona

A huge showing by the Wolverines in a battle of No. 1 seeds gives the Big Ten an opportunity to end its long men’s college basketball title drought.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 4

Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bucks at Odds Over Forward’s Health As NBA Opens Probe

The situation with Antetokounmpo and Milwaukee grows uglier as he claims he is healthy enough to play, and now the NBA is investigating matters.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 4

President Donald Trump Signs Executive Order to ‘Save College Sports’

Here’s what you need to know about Friday's executive action signed by the President.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 3

If North Carolina Doesn’t Land Billy Donovan, Is Blueblood Power Slipping?

If the Tar Heels, of all teams, end up well down their wish list for a coach, this could be the true sign of a new era in college sports.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 3

How Silas Demary Jr. Won Over Dan Hurley and UConn in One Night

A recruiting dinner moment revealed the leadership qualities that made the Georgia transfer the Huskies’ missing piece.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 3

Cameron Boozer Becomes Just the Fifth Freshman Named AP Player of the Year

Duke’s March Madness run was cut short in the Elite Eight, but that doesn’t take away from Cameron Boozer’s phenomenal season.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 3

How International Big Men Are Shaping the Men’s Final Four

Illinois, Arizona and Michigan are using European frontcourts amid a changing recruiting landscape to power deep postseason runs.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 3