Jerry Jones did not speak to the media after the Cowboys' 30-27 loss to the Panthers, a rare occurrence for him, with the reason unknown. The game highlighted defensive struggles, with the Panthers' Rico Dowdle, a former Cowboys player, excelling against his old team. Despite recent defensive issues, Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer expressed confidence in defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, emphasizing effort from the players.
ETSU football coach Will Healy acknowledged the team's tough loss to Tennessee, praising the opponent's talent and execution, while emphasizing the importance of learning from the experience and maintaining a competitive spirit.
Tennessee's Orange and White spring game saw the offense score five times and the defense get off the field on nine drives, with starting quarterback Nico Iamaleava connecting with receiver Chas Nimrod for a 27-yard touchdown pass. Veteran quarterback Gaston Moore had a standout performance, going 12-of-18 for 184 yards and two touchdowns. Head coach Josh Heupel discussed individual and position performances in the postgame interview, sharing his thoughts on spring camp and what's to come over the summer.
Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo went on an impassioned rant against analytics after his team's loss to Northwestern, expressing his disdain for the use of statistics and emphasizing the importance of toughness and heart in players. Izzo's comments have sparked a mix of reactions on social media, with some finding it entertaining and others questioning whether the game has passed him by.
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock gave an emotional and honest postgame interview with ESPN's Lisa Salters after leading his team to a last-minute victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Lock discussed the challenges of being a backup, waiting for his opportunity, and his unwavering belief in himself. The interview showcased the value of sideline reporters and provided a feel-good moment for viewers.
Pete Alonso hits a walk-off, three-run homer in the 10th inning to give the New York Mets an 8-7 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays. In a postgame interview, Alonso drops an F-bomb on live television while thanking the fans for their support. The win is a building block for the struggling Mets, who had young contributors such as Mark Vientos and Francisco Alvarez hitting game-tying homers throughout the night. Alonso's blast puts him back in the MLB lead with 15 home runs through the opening 44 games.
Alex Verdugo couldn't stop swearing in a postgame interview after delivering the game-winning single in the Red Sox's 5-4, 10-inning victory over the Minnesota Twins. Verdugo's hit barely stayed fair, and he had to wait for the review to confirm Boston's win. The game featured a late rally by the Red Sox, including a key pinch-hit by Reese McGuire and a heads-up play by Kiké Hernández. Chris Sale had a strong performance but received a no-decision.
During a postgame interview after Florida Atlantic's win over Fairleigh Dickinson in the Round of 32, Johnell Davis accidentally dropped the S-word. Jamie Erdahl, who was conducting the interview, helped Davis shake off the flub and the moment went viral on Twitter. Erdahl's efforts were applauded by her peers and she later addressed the moment on her own page. Davis dropped 29 points to go with 12 rebounds and five assists as Florida Atlantic ended Fairleigh Dickinson's Cinderella run. The team will face No. 4 seed Tennessee on Thursday in the Sweet 16 at Madison Square Garden.
