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St Kilda's board wants more information on the Saints' interest in Jordan De Goey and coach Brett Ratten claims the questioning is fair and reasonable.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — To help promote the Kentucky Flood Relief telethon Tuesday night, John Calipari teased “a really big-time announcement” that would be revealed on the broadcast.

Barring an unforeseen cataclysm, Mark Stoops will make University of Kentucky sports history in 2022. When UK kicks off its season Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. vs. Miami (Ohio) at Kroger Field, Stoops will set a new longevity record for a Kentucky head football coach by commencing a 10th season…

TJ Reid visited McGregor's Dublin Pub the Black Forge Inn shortly after Kilkenny's All-Ireland final loss.

Geelong have pummelled the Western Bulldogs with a blistering eight-goal third quarter, setting up a 28-point win in Joel Selwood's 350th AFL game.

Geelong and Collingwood are on league-leading nine-game winning streaks, but they've taken different routes to get there. Andrew McGarry investigates what the AFL's form teams are doing right, doing differently and whether they can keep their runs going.

Geelong coach Chris Scott has paid the ultimate tribute to Joel Selwood, calling the Cats captain the best AFL player he has ever seen ahead of his 350th game.

Geelong forward Tom Hawkins says his body and mind are feeling good as he eyes off playing AFL until at least 35 years of age.

When your team’s fans have been waiting 28 seasons (a.k.a. “forever”) to celebrate a first championship, there are two things they don’t want to hear about from the folks running the franchise: Excuses. Or patience.

Geelong and Collingwood keep their streaks alive, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan explodes and Richmond does that thing again — round 19 had it all. We digest the week that was.

It'll be a strange sight on The Cats sideline no matter who takes over from him