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By Muhammad Imran | FixItWhy Staff Writer Augusta National has a way of crowning favorites. For three straight years, Scottie Scheffler walked into the azalea-lined corridors of the Masters as the undisputed best player on the planet — and twice walked out wearing the green jacket. But as the 90th edition of golf’s most prestigious […]

By John Fix | FixItWhy Staff Writer A 36-point demolition should alarm any franchise, but when it comes as the culmination of a complete season-series sweep, the message is unmistakable: the Oklahoma City Thunder own the Los Angeles Lakers in every conceivable dimension. Tuesday night’s 123-87 annihilation wasn’t just a loss for LA — it […]

By Omar | FixItWhy Staff Writer Forget everything you thought you knew about building a championship basketball team. On April 6, 2026, inside a deafening Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, the Michigan Wolverines demolished conventional wisdom alongside the UConn Huskies, grinding out a 69-63 victory that ended one dynasty and launched another. But the real […]

By John Fix | FixItWhy Staff Writer Nobody gave Bayern Munich a chance at the Santiago Bernabeu. Real Madrid had been practically invincible at home in European competition, and Bayern’s own record told a miserable story — nine consecutive Champions League meetings without a win against Los Blancos. Then Vincent Kompany’s side walked onto that […]

By Muhammad Imran | FixItWhy Staff Writer A 28-point demolition in a national championship game doesn’t just happen. When UCLA dismantled South Carolina 79-51 to capture the program’s first-ever NCAA women’s basketball title on April 5 in Phoenix, it wasn’t a fluke — it was the culmination of a strategic masterpiece months in the making. […]

By Omme Im | FixItWhy Staff Writer Here’s the thing nobody in the Western Conference wants to hear right now: the San Antonio Spurs just hit 60 wins, and they did it without their best player on the floor for the entire second half. Victor Wembanyama left the game against the Philadelphia 76ers with a […]

The college basketball world is buzzing after the University of North Carolina announced it will hire Michael Malone as its next men’s basketball head coach. The former Denver Nuggets leader, who guided the franchise to an NBA championship in 2023, is making one of the most dramatic career pivots in recent coaching history — and […]

The Stage Is Set at Augusta National The most prestigious week in golf has arrived. The 2026 Masters Tournament kicks off Thursday at Augusta National Golf Club, and the anticipation is at a fever pitch. With azaleas in full bloom and Amen Corner waiting to deliver its annual dose of drama, the golfing world is […]

The Wolverines Are National Champions Again Michigan basketball is back on top of the college hoops world. The Wolverines defeated UConn 69-63 on Monday night at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, capturing their first NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship since 1989 and ending the Big Ten’s agonizing 26-year title drought. It was a masterclass performance from […]

The UCLA Bruins have officially etched their name into college basketball history. On Sunday afternoon in Phoenix, UCLA steamrolled top-seeded South Carolina 79-51 to capture the program’s first-ever NCAA women’s basketball championship — and they made it look absolutely effortless. A Record-Breaking Season Ends in Glory This wasn’t just a title game victory — it […]