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Formula One's ten teams have agreed to extend their sport-wide factory shutdown by another two weeks as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

With new cases of the coronavirus falling in South Korea, the country's baseball league is targeting an early May restart with teams ready to play preseason exhibition games as early as April 21.

Stanford senior Anna Wilson overcame the death of her dad, the challenge of growing up with a Super Bowl-winning brother and complications from concussions. All that helped her prepare for life -- after the game.

Forward Keion Brooks Jr., who made six starts last season for Kentucky, said he will return for his sophomore season and not enter the NBA draft.

"[Owner] Glen [Taylor] knows where I'm at. I'm not entertaining it. First of all, it's not genuine. Two, he's getting pressure from a lot of fans and, I guess, the community there," Garnett told The Athletic of the Wolves' possibly retiring his number.

Players and managers are intrigued by Major League Baseball's Arizona option: putting all 30 teams in the Phoenix area and playing in empty ballparks.

Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury said Tuesday that he has no doubt the trade that landed wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins from the Texans in return for running back David Johnson will be completed before the NFL draft begins on April 23.

Mississippi State AD John Cohen issued a statement Tuesday in response to Mike Leach's controversial tweet last week, saying that there is a plan in place to provide the football coach with opportunities to "expand his cultural awareness of Mississippi."

Former UCLA great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar donated 900 pairs of safety goggles to UCLA Health on Tuesday.

If he wanted, Mark Hamilton could show off his World Series ring at work.