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  1. Tua Tagovailoa says he’s 100 percent healthy, ready to play in NFL
    Apr. 2• Bucs
    In this Jan. 7, 2019, photo, Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa stands on the sideline after losing the national title game to Clemson. He was the Heisman Trophy runnerup that season. [BEN MARGOT | AP]
  2. Instead of coronavirus-canceled NCAA Tournament starting Thursday, TV has game shows, movies
    Mar. 19• Health
    A general view inside the Dayton Arena, Friday, March 13, 2020, in Dayton, Ohio. The coronavirus outbreak has abruptly roused the University of Dayton from its dream of a basketball season. The 29-2 Flyers were rolling into tournament play on a 20-game winning streak that had lifted spirits in an Ohio city battered in the past year by violent deaths and devastation. The NCAA decision to cancel March Madness ended hopes for the small Roman Catholic school's first Final Four appearance in 53 years. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster) [AARON DOSTER | AP]
  3. Break in the action a big loss for workers in sports and entertainment arena
    Mar. 14• Lightning
    Amalie Arena will remain virtually empty for the time being as the NHL has suspended games while keeping a close eye on the coronavirus pandemic. [MARTHA ASENCIO-RHINE | Times]
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  5. Vipers, XFL couldn’t write their own script to end startup season
    Mar. 14• Vipers
    Vipers coach Marc Trestman smiles as his players stretch before a practice last week at Plant City Stadium. Trestman's team ended the season 1-4 after the XFL canceled the final five weeks of the season due to the coronavirus pandemic. [EDUARDO ENCINA | Tampa Bay Times]
  6. Had tickets to a now canceled sports event? Here’s how to get a refund
    Mar. 13• Lightning
    Jon Jenney sits alone with no fans in the stands while working in the VIP area overlooking pit lane at the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg on Friday. The event officially was canceled later in the day. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  7. Vipers’ season over: Amid coronavirus fears, XFL ends regular season
    Mar. 12• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers and fans on the sideline before the start of the XFL home opener against the Houston Roughnecks on Feb. 22 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
  8. NBA’s Warriors, NHL’s Blue Jackets to play without fans Thursday because of coronavirus fears
    Mar. 12• Lightning
    FILE - In this Aug. 26, 2019, file photo, the Golden State Warriors championship banners hang above the seating and basketball court at the Chase Center in San Francisco. The Warriors will play the Brooklyn Nets at home Thursday night, March 12, 2020, in the first NBA game without fans since the outbreak of the coronavirus. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File) [ERIC RISBERG | AP]
  9. Vipers’ XFL game to ‘take place as planned’ for now
    Mar. 11• Vipers
    In this Feb. 22 file photo, fans walk onto the field during the Tampa Bay Vipers' XFL home opener at Raymond James Stadium. It remains to be seen whether fans will be allowed to attend their home game at 5 p.m. Saturday. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
  10. Tampa Bay Vipers: Takeaways from a loss in Los Angeles
    Mar. 9• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers defensive end Obum Gwacham wraps up Los Angeles running back Martez Carter in the first half of the Vipers' game Sunday against the Los Angeles Wildcats in Carson, Calif. [XFL, KELVIN KUO | XFL via Getty Images]
  11. Jerry Glanville really is ‘Too Legit To Quit’
    Mar. 7• Vipers
    Vipers defensive coordinator Jerry Glanville, always a lively interview, speaks with reporters after Thursday's practice. [EDUARDO ENCINA | Tampa Bay Times]
  12. Vipers take on Florida Strawberry Festival
    Mar. 7• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers players, from left, Jordan McCray, Andrew Tiller, De'Veon Smith and Jerald Foster pose with Taylor's Doughboy owner Tabby Fain, center, at the Florida Strawberry Festival. The players said choosing which fried treat they wanted was their most difficult decision of the day. [MARI FAIELLO | Mari Faiello]
  1. Former USF star Quinton Flowers requests trade from Vipers
    Mar. 3• USF Bulls
    Tampa Bay Vipers quarterback Quinton Flowers (9) marches in for the team's first offensive touchdown (ever) during the second quarter of its XFL home opener against the Houston Roughnecks on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2020 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
  2. Snake-bitten no more, Vipers celebrate their first XFL win in style
    Mar. 3• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers defensive end Deointrez Mount celebrates after Tampa Bay's 25-0 victory over the D.C. Defenders Sunday at Raymond James Stadium. [XFL | XFL]
  3. Vipers’ Quinton Flowers expected to return to team this week
    Mar. 3• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers qb/rb Quinton Flowers (9) charges for yards during the second quarter of the XFL home opener between the Tampa Bay Vipers and the Houston Roughnecks on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2020 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
  4. Grand Prix of St. Petersburg monitoring coronavirus outbreak
    Mar. 3• Health
    DIRK SHADD | Times Indy Lights driver Dalton Kellett makes his way around turn one during a practice session on opening day of the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg in St. Petersburg on Friday, March 8, 2019. [Times (2019)]
  5. Takeaways from the Vipers’ shutout win Sunday night
    Mar. 2• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers safety Micah Hannemann (27) celebrates with linebacker Terrance Plummer (41) during the Vipers' 25-0 victory over the D.C. Defenders on Sunday night at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. [XFL | XFL via Getty Images]
  6. Vipers get their first win with ground game, stout defense
    Mar. 2• Bucs
    Tampa Bay Vipers running back Jacques Patrick celebrates his touchdown run during a game Sunday against the D.C. Defenders at Raymond James Stadium. [XFL, CARMEN MANDATO | XFL via Getty Images]
  7. Quinton Flowers inactive for Sunday’s Vipers game
    Mar. 2• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers quarterback Quinton Flowers (9) looks on during practice at Plant City Stadium in Plant City, Florida on Wednesday, January 29, 2020. [OCTAVIO JONES | Times]
  8. Vipers’ quarterback issues are unique, but poor play at the position exists throughout the XFL
    Feb. 29• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers quarterback Taylor Cornelius (4) loads up for a pass play during the first quarter of the XFL home opener between the Tampa Bay Vipers and the Houston Roughnecks last weekend. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
  9. How Plant High groomed the Vipers’ Bobby Richardson for an extended football career
    Feb. 28• Vipers
    Bobby Richardson came out of "retirement" for an opportunity to play for the Vipers. The former CFL defensive tackle previously played under current Tampa Bay defensive coordinator Jerry Glanville in 2018. [TAMPA BAY VIPERS/XFL | Tampa Bay Vipers/XFL]
  10. Vipers quarterback Quinton Flowers mysteriously leaves team
    Feb. 26• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers QB/RB Quinton Flowers (9) loads up a pass play during the second quarter of the XFL home opener between the Tampa Bay Vipers and the Houston Roughnecks on Feb. 22. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
  11. XFL Commissioner Oliver Luck ‘impressed’ with Tampa Bay’s home-opener
    Feb. 25• Vipers
    In this file photo, XFL commissioner Oliver Luck visits Tampa Bay Vipers players at their Plant City practice facility. [XFL]
  12. For Vipers fans, less is more
    Feb. 23• Vipers
    Tampa Bay Vipers fans, from left, Allie Goodman, of Naples, Bill Downing, of New Port Richey, and Don "Skully" Bradshaw, of Land O' Lakes, visit outside Raymond James Stadium on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2020, while attending the Vipers' XFL home opener vs. the Houston Roughnecks in Tampa. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
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