​Shane van Gisbergen's incredible rally at Watkins Glen proved that he's in a league of his own when it comes to road courses. Read More

​United States men's national team forward Christian Pulisic missed AC Milan’s Serie A match against Atalanta on Sunday with a lower back injury in another blow for the face of American soccer. Pulisic felt a problem in Friday’s training session and it was determined on Sunday that it was too serious to even have him on the bench. Italian media reported Pulisic will undergo medical tests on Monday. The 27-year-old is a doubt for Milan’s penultimate match at Genoa next weekend but could be back for the final game of the season, at home to Cagliari, the following week. Pulisic hasn’t scored in a career-high 17 league matches since Dec. 28. He has also been held scoreless in his last eight games for USA. Milan lost 3-2 at home to Atalanta on Sunday — and was 3-0 down until the 88th minute — to leave it at risk of not qualifying for next season’s Champions League. The Rossoneri are fourth, the final Champions League qualifying berth, level on points with fifth-place Roma and just two above Como. Pulisic is not thought to be a doubt for the World Cup. USA has friendlies against Senegal on May 31 and Germany on June 6, then starts Group D against Paraguay on June 12 in Inglewood, California. The Americans play Australia a week later at Seattle and conclude the group stage on June 25 back at SoFi Stadium against Turkey. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Read More

​Ohio State head coach Ryan Day will see a family member of his in conference play in the coming years. St. Francis DeSales quarterback RJ Day, who is the son of the Ohio State head coach, has committed to Northwestern as part of its 2027 recruiting class, he announced Sunday. However, Day didn't spurn his father. The younger Day didn't receive an offer from Ohio State, picking Northwestern over offers from Purdue, Cincinnati, Boston College and South Florida. Day drew interest from two other Big Ten schools as well. Day is rated as a three-star recruit, with 247 Sports ranking him as the 86th-best quarterback prospect in his recruiting class. On the field, Day has been a record-setter with the Stallions. He was a three-year starter and leaves the program as its all-time leading passer with 5,714 yards and 54 touchdowns. A potential factor in his recruitment appears to be Northwestern’s revamped offensive staff under coordinator Chip Kelly. He previously worked with Ryan Day at Ohio State, serving as his play caller during the Buckeyes’ 2024 national championship season. The hire creates a unique full-circle moment for the family, as Kelly also served as the offensive coordinator at New Hampshire when Ryan Day was the school's star quarterback from 1998-2001. This deep-rooted history started with Kelly recruiting and coaching Day, who now transitions to coaching Day's son. RJ Day’s commitment adds a unique storyline to Northwestern’s class, given his family ties to one of college football’s most prominent coaches. It also marks a rare crossover between a Big Ten program and the son of an active Ohio State head coach. Day joins a growing Northwestern recruiting class under coach David Braun that also includes three-star offensive lineman Josiah Wallace, tight end Wyatt Frey, Brady Johnson, and offensive lineman Cade Reikowski. As RJ Day moves from Columbus to Evanston, he trades the shadow of his father's program for a chance to build his own Big Ten legacy. His arrival adds a layer of high-stakes family drama to the conference schedule for years to come, with Northwestern scheduled to face Ohio State in 2027. Read More