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A school board in Washington State is seeking help from the federal government to force the state to ban transgender athletes from girls’ sports.

Speculation that the departure of Deion Sanders’ sons to the NFL would soon lead to a departure of the coach himself for the NFL ranks has taken a serious hit.

In a move that will probably shock no one, Vegas oddsmakers think the four best teams from the 2024 season will also be the four best teams in the 2025 season.

Georgia Bulldogs star wide receiver Nitro Tuggle was traveling 107 mph before he was pulled over by law enforcement officers in Georgia earlier this month.

Baseball has done everything it can to embrace more showmanship and loosen previously strict rules on celebrations. However, Yankees star third baseman Jazz Chisholm doesn’t believe his celebrations are embraced, and he thinks it’s because of the color of his skin.

It’s Opening Day for America’s pastime, and Anheuser-Busch wants to ensure that people celebrate America’s game by drinking American beer, not “domestic beer.”

The NFL Competition Committee has proposed expanding the scope of replay to allow review of “specific, objective aspects of a play.”

A high school trans runner in Oregon who shattered records at a girls’ track meet last week caught national attention, and now Brett Favre is “shaming” those who allowed it.

WNBA legend Cheryl Miller is dunking on current WNBA players who sought to belittle Caitlin Clark’s impact on the league, calling them “big dummies.”

A media staffer for the University of Connecticut (UConn) reportedly threatened to “ruin” a reporter’s life after the journalist shot video of UConn head coach Dan Hurley in a foul-mouthed tirade after the team lost to Florida on Sunday.

It’s been five years since Tom Brady and Bill Belichick parted ways after two decades of dominance in New England, and now Brady is sharing the secret behind that breakup.

College athletics has become a booming business for athletes in the name, image, and likeness (NIL) era, and former NFL great JJ Watt wants to see the NCAA change its tune.

Podcaster, comedian, and UFC analyst Joe Rogan says he will not make the trip to perform broadcasting duties at UFC 315 in Canada, saying he would “rather go to Russia.”

President Trump had fun with Fox News reporter Peter Doocy on Friday, when he suggested he should “backdate” his picks after not entering his NCAA March Madness bracket in time.

President Trump is demanding a “full throated apology” from Maine Governor Janet Mills (D) after her opposition to the president’s executive order to keep men out of women’s sports.

President Trump gave his appraisal on the issue of men competing in women’s sports as a political issue, and he says it’s “90-10”: the American voter wants men out of women’s sports.

Heavyweight legend George Foreman died on Friday at the age of 76, his family announced.

The eyes of the nation will be on the greatest wrestlers in the country this weekend at the NCAA Championships in Philadelphia, and President Trump will be there to cheer them on as well.

A one-of-a-kind Paul Skenes rookie card commemorating his MLB debut has sold for $1.11 million at auction, more money than the star pitcher actually made that season.

Former NFL QB Robert Griffin III received a furious backlash on X on Thursday after saying that MLB legend Jackie Robinson’s breaking of the color barrier was not “political.”

The oft-reported rumors that ESPN would purchase NFL Media have taken a turn for the serious, as details of the proposed purchase suggest the deal may be imminent and historic.

The Virginia high school track runner who suffered a brain injury after being struck in the head by an opponent with a baton has been cleared to compete at nationals two weeks after the shocking incident.

Stephen A. Smith has challenged President Trump, Vice President Vance, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to a debate over DEI policies after an article about color-barrier-breaking MLB legend Jackie Robinson was removed from a Defense Department website.

A 21-year-old Australian MMA fighter has died from a rare muscle condition caused by intense workouts, less than two weeks after a fight.

Los Angeles Sparks star Cameron Brink has aired her concerns with her team’s plans to audition male players for her team to practice against, and those grievances have been heard.

This weekend in Texas, an insane brawl broke out between Jackson State and Prairie View A&M, and both schools will face serious repercussions.

The Detroit Lions have proposed a bylaw change that would allow Wild-Card teams with a better record than Division Champions to be seeded higher and host playoff games.

The Trump administration has paused $175 million in federal funds to the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) over that institution’s inclusion of transgender athletes, according to Fox News.

Former Trump Attorney Michael Cohen has become a media favorite for denigrating the president. However, on Monday, even Cohen had to give Trump his due.

Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan fell ill and vomited on the floor, as he sat courtside for the Knicks-Heat game at Madison Square Garden Monday night.

Angel Reese appeared to take a public swipe at the WNBA and the rookie salary they paid her after winning the $50k championship bonus Unrivaled 3-on-3 hoops league.

Athletes have become increasingly inventive and creative when celebrating their exploits on the field, and that can have some very interesting outcomes.

Los Angeles Sparks star player Cameron Brink is no fan of her team’s tryouts for male practice players, and she hopes they’re gay.

There are many ways tennis stars can endear themselves to the crowd. But hitting the ball at the ball boy is not one of them.