Cory Woodroof

4 days ago | ftw.usatoday.com | Cory Woodroof

The Indiana Fever were already stuck in a rut without superstar guard Caitlin Clark when further injuries hit the team's roster on Friday. Guards Sophie Cunningham and Sydney Colson both exited the team's Friday home loss to the Connecticut Sun and will be out for an undetermined amount of time with injuries, even if coach Stephanie White alluded that their injuries are not serious.

6 days ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Cory Woodroof

Cory Woodroof, For The Win31 May 2025 at 11:06 pm·2-min readNetflix's 2025 TUDUM event previewed some of the biggest projects coming up on the streaming service. We've picked out the five trailers that caught our attention the most, from the first big glimpse we've gotten from the fifth and final season of Stranger Things to fresh looks at Happy Gilmore 2, Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein and the latest Knives Out adventure with Daniel Craig's Detective Benoit Blanc.

6 days ago | ftw.usatoday.com | Cory Woodroof

Netflix's 2025 TUDUM event previewed some of the biggest projects coming up on the streaming service. We've picked out the five trailers that caught our attention the most, from the first big glimpse we've gotten from the fifth and final season of Stranger Things to fresh looks at Happy Gilmore 2, Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein and the latest Knives Out adventure with Daniel Craig's Detective Benoit Blanc.

6 days ago | ftw.usatoday.com | Cory Woodroof

The 2025 NBA Finals are set, as the Indiana Pacers will take on the Oklahoma City Thunder for the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy. It's hard to predict how this series will go exactly, as Oklahoma City and Indiana boast two of the best rosters in the entire league. Whereas the Thunder have MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Pacers have a red-hot Tyrese Haliburton.

6 days ago | ftw.usatoday.com | Cory Woodroof

It's understandable that Indiana Pacers legend Reggie Miller might want to see his old team win the 2025 Eastern Conference Finals over the New York Knicks. However, it's hard to ignore how a little bias seeped into Miller's broadcast of Game 6 on Saturday night. After star Knicks superstar center Karl-Anthony Towns went down to the court and looked to be in pain while holding his knee, Miller doubted the New York standout was actually ailing before he went to the free-throw line.