Google Alert - Sports

	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ February 28, 2018
	NEWS
	Shareef O'Neal commits to UCLA after decommitting from Arizona ESPN Shareef O'Neal, the son of Shaquille O'Neal, committed to UCLA on Tuesday night. Both father and son took to Instagram to share the news. Flag as irrelevant
	Rod Woodson not bitter about losing Raiders post; HOFer discusses what's next Sporting News INDIANAPOLIS - Nobody could blame Rod Woodson if he declined to participate in an NFL promotional event involving the team that recently dismissed him from its coaching staff. Flag as irrelevant
	Report: Packers fail to recover bonus from Martellus Bennett 247Sports It looks like the Green Bay Packers won't be getting an extra $4.2 million back from a recently waived player. According to Pro Football Talk, the Packers' effort to recover the signing bonus from Martellus Bennett has failed. Flag as irrelevant
	UCLA's Josh Rosen denies saying he doesn't want to play for Cleveland Browns New York Daily News Josh Rosen is crying fake news over reports that suggested he did not want to be drafted by the Cleveland Browns. The former UCLA quarterback said in December he'd rather be "a lower pick with the right team than a higher at the wrong team," which many ... Flag as irrelevant
	California commission fines Jon Jones $205000, revokes his license for failed drug test Yahoo Sports The California State Athletic Commission revoked Jon Jones' license and fined him $205,000 on Tuesday. (Getty). More. Jon Jones' return to the UFC is not imminent. Flag as irrelevant
	2018 NCAA Tournament: 16 players to know who can become March Madness heroes CBSSports.com The NCAA Tournament cannot and will not be stopped. No matter how many stories come out about the FBI investigation or matters related therein, the best sporting event in the world will still go on as planned. Flag as irrelevant
	Penguins Sign Forward Patric Hornqvist to Five-Year Extension Sports Illustrated PITTSBURGH (AP) The Pittsburgh Penguins weren't about to let Patric Hornqvist get away. The two-time defending Stanley Cup champions signed the 31-year-old forward to a five-year extension Tuesday that runs through the 2022-23 season. Flag as irrelevant
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