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Charlotte Hornets to retire jersey of franchise legend Muggsy Bogues

The Charlotte Hornets announced today that the organization will retire Muggsy Bogues’ No. 1 jersey during a halftime ceremony at the team’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday, February 11, 2027 at Spectrum Center. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Charlotte Hornets) - The Charlotte Hornets announced today that the organization will retire Muggsy Bogues’ No. 1 jersey during a halftime ceremony at the team’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday, February 11, 2027 at Spectrum Center. Bogues will become the third player in franchise history to have his jersey retired, joining Bobby Phills (No. 13) and Dell Curry (No. 30). An original member of the Hornets, Bogues has spent more than 20 years with the organization as a player and ambassador. The honor recognizes his accomplishments during 10 seasons with the team and his enduring impact on the organization, his steadfast commitment and…

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How Panthers Veteran Derrick Brown Got So Good At Deflecting Passes

During the Carolina Panthers’ first primetime game since 2023, a pivotal moment occurred in the third quarter of their 32-26 win. The Detroit Lions had reached Carolina’s eight-yard line. If the Lions scored a touchdown and made the extra point, they would take the lead for the first time in the second half. But instead on Third and 6, Panthers defensive lineman Derrick Brown pushed past the right guard to move to the left side of the line scrimmage and swat down Lions quarterback Jared Goff’s pass. “Whenever I’m getting near the quarterback,” Brown exclusively shared. “I just try and get my hands up.” Brown has 33 passes defended in just more than six years. (He missed almost all of 2024 with a knee injury.) Last season he tied the Philadelphia Eagles’ Jalen Carter with the most passes deflected among defensive tackles with seven, and he’s currently tied for the NFL lead among…

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No. 17 Cal Closes Regular Season at Stanford

No. 17 Cal Closes Regular Season at Stanford 10/27/2026 1:19 PM | Field Hockey Bears Take On Rival Cardinal In A Key ACC Matchup The No. 17 California field hockey team (9-6, 2-5 ACC) faces longtime rival Stanford (9-7, 1-6 ACC) to close out the regular season on Oct. 29 at 6 p.m. PT on The Farm. Cal and Stanford's rivalry dates to 1976, when the teams first met in Berkeley. Thursday's contest will mark the 126th meeting between the programs, with Stanford leading the all-time series 62-58-5. The Golden Bears won last year's matchup 3-1 in Berkeley on Senior Night. Liz Klompmaker scored twice, while Holly Pears netted a goal to secure the victory. Following Thursday's contest, the Bears will turn their attention to the ACC Championship, which begins next week. Cal currently sits in seventh place in the conference standings with a 2-5 record. If the standings remain unchanged, the Bears…

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Virginia basketball player profile: Favour Ibe has a blueprint to follow

Favour Ibe picked Virginia because of what it did for Ugonna Onyenso. When the 7-foot-1 center committed on May 9, days after his official visit to Charlottesville, he chose the Cavaliers over Tennessee, Alabama and Villanova. Tennessee, as Virginia fans are painfully aware, is the same program that ended Virginia's season in March. Ibe told 247Sports that Onyenso's growth under Ryan Odom and his staff showed him what the program could do for a big man. "The coaches believed in me from the start, and I could really see myself growing there," Ibe said. When Ibe committed, I called Onyenso's role the blueprint. Onyenso came off the bench, protected the rim, ran the floor and changed games without needing the ball. He led the ACC in blocks, made the All-ACC Defensive Team and turned a dominant ACC Tournament into a spot in the NBA Draft. Ibe is not Onyenso yet. He is a raw, 20-year-old…

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