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Richards: Jay Wright is the best current coach in college basketball

Judson Richards and Nick Hardwick had some kind words for the ‘Nova coach.

Channel Numbers for Clippers-Blazers Friday Night

Here are the channel numbers for viewers in San Diego to watch the Clippers-Trail Blazers.

LHP Joey Lucchesi to make his major league debut Friday

News about Lucchesi made the rounds when he was seen on the field

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Is it fair to judge Andy Green on wins and losses?

Hardwick and Richards discuss the manager as the Padres head into the 2018 season.

Peyton Manning turns down broadcasting opportunities at Fox, ESPN

The former QB will not be in the broadcast booth for the 2018-19 season.

Renfroe, Pirela expected to make majority of starts in left field

Opening Day is tomorrow, which means today will be the final position preview before the real thing gets started.

Duke's Marvin Bagley to enter the NBA draft

Duke freshman Marvin Bagley III is entering the NBA draft.

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Graham, Newman a dynamic duo for the Jayhawks

Malik Newman swooped in just in time for the NCAA Tournament.

Villanova can now call themselves elite in the college basketball ranks

The Final Four had been set for decades: Duke, North Carolina, Kansas and Kentucky were crowned as college basketball’s royalty.

Sister Jean bobblehead sales are soaring

Loyola-Chicago’s Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt is depicted in a bobblehead and sales of the figurine have soared to the heavens.

Ducks wrap up road trip with loss to Canucks

Vancouver coach Travis Green did a double take when he saw Alex Biega doing postgame TV interviews.

Clippers boost playoff hopes with win over Bucks

Los Angeles trails Minnesota by 1 games for the eighth and final Western Conference playoff berth.

WATCH: Hunter Renfroe hits a bomb off the walkway in El Paso

Renfroe showed his power in the Padres last spring training game.

Dinelson Lamet to start the season on the disabled list

RHP Dinelson Lamet will start the 2018 season on the Disabled List with an elbow injury.

Dates to mark on the baseball calendar

Baseball begins again with every team opening on the same day for the first time since 1968. Here are a handful of dates to mark on the calendar:

Padres announce details of Opening Series presented by Sycuan

The 2018 season gets underway on Opening Day on Thursday, March 29, with first pitch scheduled for 1:10 p.m.

Villanova returns to Final Four, beating Texas Tech 71-59

With all of the underdogs and upsets that have upended the NCAA tournament, no one has managed to come close to Villanova.

Duke, Kansas and Villanova aren't buying into March underdogs

Kansas, Villanova and Duke are still alive in the NCAA Tournament, ready to tilt the bracket back toward the favorites.

Kansas holds off Clemson to make Elite 8

The top-seeded Jayhawks brought at least a temporary halt to the insanity of this March, withstanding a ferocious rally by fifth-seeded Clemson on Friday.

Duke ends Syracuse's run, will face Kansas

All that talk about busted brackets and the maddest March ever — not happening in the Midwest.

Cowboys add WR Allen Hurns

The Dallas Cowboys added another receiver in free agency Friday when Allen Hurns agreed to a two-year deal.

Influx of analytics in baseball leading to strange shifts

New Philadelphia Phillies manager Gabe Kapler’s progressive approach includes a strategy straight from a slow-pitch softball league.

Brock Osweiler reunites with Adam Gase, signs one-year deal with Dolphins

Quarterback Brock Osweiler has signed a one-year contract with the Miami Dolphins

Manuel Margot enters second full MLB season with high hopes

rom now until Spring Training concludes, Fox Sports San Diego will preview each player at each position that is in big league camp.

Seeking help in the secondary, Packers reunite with CB Tramon Williams

Tramon Williams is returning to the Green Bay Packers to help replenish the secondary.

Are there too many Cinderella stories in this year’s tournament?

It has been a crazy NCAA Tournament. But is it too much? Are there too many Cinderella stories this year? Hardwick and Richards discuss.

The Hardwick and Richards top 5 NFL mock draft

Hardwick and Richards predict the five top selections in this year’s NFL draft.

Fruits of Padres' rebuild starting to come into focus

The San Diego Padres’ deep rebuild is starting to come into focus, even if contending for a playoff berth is still a few seasons away.