Scottie Scheffler surged into the lead at the Memorial Tournament with a late-round birdie run on a brutally difficult day at Muirfield Village, putting him one shot ahead of Ben Griffin. As the only player to shoot under par all three rounds, Scheffler now eyes his third win in four starts and a chance to join Tiger Woods as a back-to-back Memorial champion.

Scottie Scheffler continued his steady play at the Memorial Tournament, sitting just three shots off the lead heading into the weekend, while Jordan Spieth surged into contention with a second-round 69. Meanwhile, Canada’s Nick Taylor delivered a bogey-free round to share the lead, setting up a thrilling weekend at Muirfield Village.

Ben Griffin continued his remarkable comeback story with a seven-under 65 to take the first-round lead at the Memorial Tournament, just a week after winning the Charles Schwab Challenge. Despite hitting two balls in the water, Griffin’s aggressive play and strong finish showcased the confidence fueling his rise to fifth in the FedExCup standings.

Courtney Williams bounced back with 23 points and Kayla McBride returned with a clutch performance as the Minnesota Lynx edged the Seattle Storm 82–77, extending their season-opening win streak to 5–0. Napheesa Collier added a double-double and tied a WNBA record with five first-quarter steals in a game marked by resilience and emotional returns.

The Alamodome in San Antonio stands as a rare example of a debt-free, multi-use stadium that continues to thrive without a marquee tenant, proving that practical design and civic-minded planning can outperform flashier, billion-dollar venues. Its consistent adaptability and economic impact have made it a reliable host for major events like the NCAA Final Four, benefiting both fans and the local community.

Minnesota fell to Penn State 69-60 despite a strong individual effort from Femi Odukale and Dawson Garcia’s double-double, as offensive struggles and key scoring droughts cost the Gophers the game. Penn State capitalized on Minnesota’s inefficiency, using a decisive second-half run and clutch free-throw shooting to secure the victory.

Seton Hall stunned UConn with a 69-68 overtime victory, snapping a nine-game losing streak thanks to Isaiah Coleman's 23-point performance and Scotty Middleton's game-winning tip-in. The Pirates' relentless defense and clutch plays in the final minute overcame UConn's late lead, highlighting both Seton Hall's resilience and the Huskies' ongoing offensive struggles.