Last week, President Trump hosted a meeting with the greatest minds in college sports and media, all to address one issue: What to do about the Wild West that has now become the college sports landscape.
A dramatic moment occurred on Tuesday, as a member of the Iranian women’s soccer team refused to board the team’s plane back to Iran at the last minute and joined several of her teammates in seeking asylum in Australia.
Darron Lee, the former first-round draft pick who allegedly murdered his girlfriend, consulted ChatGPT about what to do with the dead woman’s body after killing her, prosecutors say.
If you want to celebrate strip clubs in Atlanta on March 16, you’ll have to go to one. That’s because the NBA has decided to cancel the Atlanta Hawks’ planned tribute dubbed “Magic City Night.”
The Kenyan runner who led for most of the Los Angeles Marathon only to get beaten in the final tenth of a second, was apparently undone by an unruly fan and an errant direction from a person working the race.
Twenty-three Brazilian soccer players have found themselves in hot water with their league and, potentially, with law enforcement, after a wild melee during a soccer final game led to nearly two dozen red cards.
This year’s Los Angeles Marathon will be remembered by many for its rule allowing people to quit at the 18-mile mark and still get credit for finishing the race. The end of the race will be best remembered for someone who didn’t quit at all, right up until the end.
If you’re running the Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday and you’re having a tough time, fear not! You can quit early and still get your medal.
Any NFL players looking to make some extra cash this offseason have just been given a golden opportunity.
In a week that has seen precious little normal activity in Israel, at least one aspect of regular civilian life will begin to return.
Aaron Rodgers doesn’t yet know whether he will play next year or retire. But he knows this: He’s no fan of Kash Patel’s locker-room demeanor.
Azadi Stadium, a massive sports complex in Iran’s capital city of Tehran, was badly damaged on Thursday by U.S. and Israeli strikes.
The consensus of all intelligent humans is that Lou Holtz was a great coach, a great man, and a great American. The consensus of those same intelligent humans is that the oft-fired Keith Olbermann was a failure in his profession, a failure as a man, and a terrible American.
Lou Holtz, the legendary college football coach who led Notre Dame to their last national championship, has died.
A college baseball game in Santa Barbara, California, got some unwanted aerial interference on Tuesday night.
One of the least surprising but potentially most impactful moves of the NFL offseason has been made.
The chances of the Democrats winning the Congressional Baseball Game anytime soon are not red-hot.
Like Jerry Seinfeld, Bears center Drew Dalman has decided to walk away while at the top of his game.
Last year, Trey Hendrickson tried to move on from the Bengals. This year, the Bengals have decided to move on from him.
Reaping financial rewards from strong-arming fans into paying for streaming services has become one of the NFL’s largest revenue streams, but that may change.
The Atlanta Hawks are planning a tribute night to an “iconic cultural institution” in two weeks. The institution? A famed local Atlanta strip club.
While much of the world is busying itself with the worthless argument about whether the United States should still host the 2026 World Cup after launching strikes against Iran, there’s a better and far more relevant debate to be had: Should Iran be allowed to play in the World Cup?
Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Dominiq Ponder was killed Sunday morning in a car accident.
Do not expect to see the Iranian national soccer team at the 2026 World Cup, according to the head of the Iranian Soccer Federation, who cast doubt on his team making an appearance after the US-Israeli strikes against Iran, which began this weekend.
The meltdown from Canadian media over their team’s loss to the USA men’s hockey and the ensuing celebration of that gold medal win continues.
Former U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) player Megan Rapinoe is calling the USA men’s hockey team a bunch of “clowns,” claiming they ruined their gold medal moment by accepting President Trump’s invite to the White House and State of the Union.
The good vibes following the gold medal victories of the USA men’s and women’s hockey have inspired one of America’s greatest pitchers ahead of our country’s next great international competition.
While the hot reception for American players returning to Canada after their Olympic win has received much attention, the hate they face from American fans has received much less.
USA women’s hockey team captain Hilary Knight characterized President Trump’s joke in his call with the men’s team as “distasteful,” and said she’s unsure if the team will make the trip to the White House.
The reception for American-based members of the USA men’s hockey team as they return to their teams is going quite well. The reception for those who play north of the border?
It was hard to find a single USA men’s hockey team member who wasn’t grinning from ear-to-ear during Tuesday night’s State of the Union (SOTU) address, but to one ESPN radio host, they looked like “sad little pawns.”
It’s spring training for teams across MLB. It’s also spring training for the umpires, as was clearly evident on Tuesday.
While most of America was delighting in the USA men’s hockey team’s triumphant return after their thrilling 2-1 gold-medal-winning overtime victory over the Canadians, the Huffington Post and its readers were having a sad.
The USA men’s hockey team was overjoyed at the prospect of visiting the White House and attending the State of the Union (SOTU). Some of the fans of the home clubs they play for? Not so much.
If you watched the USA men’s hockey defeat Canada on Sunday morning, you were in good company. A company of 20.7 million, to be exact.
Writing in For the Win, a media property of USA Today, Mary Clarke charged Team USA men’s hockey with failing “utterly” to rise to what she calls the “cultural moment” by accepting President Trump’s invitation to attend the State of the Union (SOTU) address.
The gold medal-winning U.S. women’s hockey team is turning down President Trump’s invitation to attend the State of the Union (SOTU) address, citing conflicting “academic and professional commitments.”
Any casual glance at Canadian Twitter in the aftermath of Team USA’s 2-1 overtime victory over our northern neighbors to win Olympic gold will show that things are far from well.
NBC Sports broadcaster Mike Tirico drew near-universal praise online for closing out his portion of the Olympics broadcast with a stirring message about the unifying power of sports.
No one had a better chance to prevent Team Canada’s 2-1 overtime loss to the United States than Nathan MacKinnon, and it seems like he’s having issues with that.
