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The past 3 weeks were the wettest in 161 years in the Bay Area

SAN JOSE, Calif. — How wet has it been recently in Northern California?

Tribune News Service · Jan 18, 2023

Warriors at Bulls: How to watch, lineups, injury reports and broadcast for Sunday

Before the Warriors meet the Bulls, here's everything you need to know for Sunday's contest, including how to watch.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jan 15, 2023

How the Santa Clarita Blue Heat became a hotbed for rising women's soccer stars

LOS ANGELES — As Alyssa Thompson grinned and grimaced her way through a series of interviews following Thursday's NWSL draft, a squat man with a salt-and-pepper beard and black hair graying around the temples stood in the shadows and smiled.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 15, 2023

Adem Bona keeps breakout season going as No. 7 UCLA routs Utah

LOS ANGELES — Adem Bona can always take Mick Cronin out of a grumpy mood, whether it’s by flashing a wide smile or throwing an arm around his coach’s shoulder and telling him everything is going to be all right.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 13, 2023

College Sports’ Rapid Winds of Change Blow Through the Big Ten

Former commissioner Kevin Warren led the conference through a momentous three years, but his exit adds another moving part to the volatile college sports landscape.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 13, 2023

One of College Sports’s Most Important Jobs Is Now Open

Some in the industry already have a name in mind for who should be the next Big Ten commissioner.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 13, 2023

A History of Medical Maltreatment Continues to Kill Black Americans

Dying at higher rates during COVID, while fearing doctors won’t listen.

Capital & Main · Jan 12, 2023

Bowl Grades For Every Team, Conference: How Did Everyone Do?

Bowl Season Grades - how did all the teams and conferences perform in the 2022-2023 bowl campaign?

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jan 11, 2023

Newsom budget includes naloxone for middle and high schools while largely avoiding cuts

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday pledged to provide naloxone — the overdose reversal drug — to every middle and high school, a low-cost but pressing need in a proposed education spending plan that would sustain school budgets but largely end a massive recent expansion of K-12 and college funding.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 11, 2023

Final College Football Coaches Poll of 2022-23 Released

Here’s how the top 25 teams in the country shook out, according to the sport’s coaches.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 10, 2023