Street performers look to cash in as Las Vegas F1 weekend revs up
Bluey and Bumblebee, or at least two guys dressed as them, were out on the Strip ahead of the race: “We’re here to try and make as...
NFL exec on Raiders schedule: ‘We don’t draft our way into primetime’
The Las Vegas Raiders are one of five NFL teams to not have a primetime game on the 2026 schedule despite the popularity of No. 1 overall...
Sincere McCormick looks to carve out role behind Raiders’ star rookie
Raiders running back Sincere McCormick appeared on the verge of a breakout before an injury ended his 2024 season. Now, he’s expected to play behind rookie Ashton...
Position-by-position look at Raiders draft needs: Running back
The Raiders are likely to fill their biggest need with the No. 1 pick, but they could look for a complementary running back to pair with Ashton...
‘A space for themselves’: Aces unveil historic practice facility
The Aces completed the move into their new practice facility, the first of its kind in WNBA history, on Friday ahead of the start of training camp...
Bettor can hit $5 parlay for $680K if NFL awards show goes his way
The Arizona bettor placed the parlay at FanDuel in May 2023 composed of five NFL award winners that will pay off at astronomical odds if they all...
This UNLV QB chose to stay and finish the job
While several talented teammates departed, Doug Brumfield, a junior left-hander, chose to stay and be part of the group that turns the football program around. Original article:...
Graney: Could Derek Carr travel same road as Stafford?
The Raiders’ quarterback could be traded for a haul, just as Matthew Stafford was from Detroit to the Rams. Original article: https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/sports-columns/ed-graney/graney-could-derek-carr-travel-same-road-as-stafford-2527577/
Late yellow flag spoils Kyle Busch’s drive from worst to first
Las Vegan Kyle Busch crashed his No. 18 Toyota in practice Saturday, but drove a backup car from last to first and finished fourth after a yellow...
UNLV QB’s decision to redshirt over NIL dispute could set trend
UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka’s decision to step away from the program over an NIL dispute appears to be unprecedented in college football. Original article: https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/unlv/unlv-football/unlv-qbs-decision-to-redshirt-over-nil-dispute-appears-unprecedented-3176876/
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