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Jerome Miron/APThe Associated Press reports the Bucs' offensive coordinator had agreed to a contract that would have made him one of the NFL's highest-paid coordinators, but chose Jacksonville after its general manager was fired. -
Will Vragovic/Tampa Bay RaysThe Tampa Bay Rays had requested the city of St. Petersburg fix the Trop's teflon roof, which had been torn to shreds during Hurricane Milton. But the city is saying their current agreement does not specify a timeline for any repairs.
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The Rays worked with Major League Baseball to craft a schedule that considers weather, traffic and other events in the area. Starting in June, weeknight games begin at 7:35 and Sunday games at 12:05 p.m. -
Taurean Green will continue working with the Gators' men's basketball team despite being accused of sexual assault, according to head coach Todd Golden, who criticized a process that is supposed to be confidential. -
Tampa Bay's season ends as rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels leads Washington to Zane Gonzalez's 37-yard winning kick, which clanged off the right upright and went through as time expired. -
The Tampa Bay Lightning will host the Boston Bruins at Raymond James Stadium on Feb. 1, 2026, Commissioner Gary Bettman cites the "exponential growth of youth and high school hockey throughout the state." -
Even a partial 2026 season at Tropicana Field “would present massive logistical and revenue challenges for the team,” team president Matt Silverman wrote to the city. -
Lionel Messi's Major League Soccer club, Inter Miami CF, will take on Orlando City SC in a preseason match at Raymond James Stadium on Feb. 14. -
Tampa Bay will host Washington in the playoffs this Sunday night after beating New Orleans, 27-19, with the final play of the game going to Mike Evans to tie Jerry Rice's consecutive 1,000-yard reception record. -
The Buccaneers (9-7) need a victory over the Saints (5-11) on Sunday to clinch their fourth straight NFC South title. -
Body camera footage released by Miami Beach police shows U.S. Olympic runner Fred Kerley arguing with a group of officers late Thursday before a physical confrontation erupted. -
The Wolverines' defense sacked Jalen Milroe five times and forced three turnovers by the Crimson Tide quarterback in the Tampa bowl matchup attended by 51,439 fans at Raymond James Stadium. -
While some of the big names have changed since the Crimson Tide and Wolverines met in last season's playoffs, there’s still plenty of star power at Raymond James Stadium on New Year's Eve. -
The players claim FSU coach Leonard Hamilton promised them each $250,000 in name, image and likeness compensation. The plaintiffs include De'Ante Green, who transferred to USF before this season.
