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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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Panthers' Power Rankings Roundup Shows Carolina in Free Fall After the 43-13 Loss to the Bucs

Seven days ago, the Carolina Panthers were a top-10 team in at least one national power ranking. After a 43-13 loss to the Bucs at home, every major outlet dropped them, and three of the four moved them down at least three spots. No team in this week's rankings fell harder on average. With a Thursday night trip to Green Bay coming fast, there isn't much time to change the narrative. Oct 25, 2026; Charlotte, North Carolina, USA; Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving (7) celebrates after scoring a touchdown against the Carolina Panthers during the first half at Bank of America Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images Ralph Vacchiano was the one who had Carolina in his top 10, and he took the loss personally. "That'll teach me to put the Panthers in the top 10," he wrote for FOX Sports, calling it an "inexplicable, disgusting" loss. His numbers explain why. Baker…

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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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Who Should Close Games for Virginia Basketball? The Toughest Decision Facing Ryan Odom

No. 9 Virginia has its work cut out for it in November. In just the third game of the season, the Cavaliers will play No. 12 Arkansas in Washington D.C., then five days later play an always-scrappy Maryland on the road. In other words, Virginia is likely to find itself in some tight contests to start the campaign. Despite the retention of three starters and a sixth man, the Cavaliers do not have the same surefire idea of who is going to be relied on to close games. With early tests around the corner, the question of whose hands the ball will be in at the end of games is due to be answered soon, but a few leading options are already apparent. The ACC Preseason Player of the Year, Thijs De Ridder, is likely to be Virginia's number one option this season. Last year, De Ridder led the team in scoring and field goals, earning an All-ACC First Team nod in the spring. An efficient scorer who…

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