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If you were wondering why the CBS cameras covering the Chiefs-Vikings game showed so much football and not as much Taylor Swift, it’s because she’s not there.

Game 1 of the Orioles-Rangers ALDS series came and went without too much in the way of news or fanfare. That is unless you don’t count the activist who charged onto the field in a speedo claiming “Virginity Rocks.”

Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders celebrated his team’s victory over Arizona State by running over to the student section and taunting them.

A high school football team in California has elected to forfeit, rather than play another team with a female player on the roster.

Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele recently shared the “sad” details of her 2021 interview with Joe Biden. An interview in which, according to Steele, Biden lost his train of thought and “struggled” to maintain focus.

In a recent interview, 49ers QB Brock Purdy revealed that he still has a roommate and does not drive a luxury vehicle.

Gymnastics Australia has officially decided to let men compete against women and even to allow men to change in women’s locker rooms. And Martina Navratilova is not a fan of it.

Most NFL fans on social media have had enough of Taylor Swift and are sick of the NFL trying to shove the pop star down our throats. Apparently, Swift’s alleged boyfriend, Travis Kelce, is sick of it, too.

Raiders fans showed more fight than their team on Sunday as followers of the Silver & Black fought Chargers fans and each other in a series of scrums in the stands.

The Swimming World Cup has decided to scrap its plans to host an open-category event for transgender swimmers after no one signed up for it.

A Chargers fan landed several blows and eventually pushed a Raiders fan down the steps during a fight at SoFi Stadium on Sunday.

The Bengals are not off to the kind of start they were expecting after signing quarterback Joe Burrow to a $275 million deal this offseason. Now, Burrow’s #1 receiver has begun making his feelings known.

Tim Wakefield, a pitcher known for delivering masterfully placed knuckleballs and using that skill to help the Red Sox break their 86-year World Series drought, has died.

Former Patriots running back Dion Lewis called arresting officers “p*ssies” and threatened to spit in their faces before his arrest, in documents obtained by TMZ Sports.

Trying really hard is a generally admirable trait. Unless you’re a sports broadcaster. Then, it can backfire on you tremendously.

Louisiana Tech University has suspended linebacker Brevin Randle indefinitely after he stomped on the head/neck area of an opposing player as he lay on the ground Saturday night.

Ex-WWE star Matt Riddle was definitely in some kind of state as he grabbed a mic and started shouting at fellow travelers during a flight delay.

Brooks Koepka criticized Jon Rahm’s temperament on Friday after Team USA’s lackluster performance during the opening day of the Ryder Cup.

Radio host Charlemagne Tha God ridiculed Colin Kaepernick’s attempts at “begging” the NFL, a league he called “racist,” for a job.

The NBA has suspended former Spurs guard Josh Primo for four games after determining that he had exposed himself to a team psychiatrist, the league announced on Friday.

A Packers fan dumped beer on Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown after he jumped into the stands to celebrate a first-quarter touchdown.

The benches cleared and both the Astros and Mariners nearly came to blows last night in Seattle. Why? Well, according to one Mariners player, the trouble started over a gay slur.

Deion Sanders and his Colorado Buffaloes became one of the “feel good” stories of the college football world both before the start of the season and in the immediate aftermath of their thrilling win against TCU in the season opener. However, three weeks later, let’s just say there’s a lot less to feel good about.

A Native American group is filing suit against the Washington Commanders, accusing the NFL franchise of defamation and suppressing Native American history.

Simone Biles has accused an Irish gymnastics competition of racism after video surfaced of a young black girl appearing to be passed up for a medal. At the same time, the white participants all received one.

Authorities in Spain have announced that a man has died from wounds he sustained after being gored by a bull at a festival on Saturday.

The NFL has announced that Usher will be the entertainer at this year’s Super Bowl halftime show. It will be the second time the R&B singer has participated in the iconic event.

If you were wondering if Oregon coach Dan Lanning took his team’s matchup with the media’s favorite team, the Colorado Buffaloes, personally, the answer is an emphatic yes.

On Saturday, Haley Van Voorhis of Division III Shenandoah University became the first female who wasn’t a kicker to play in an NCAA football game.

Do you know who has passionate views on the topic of evolution? UFC featherweight star Bryce Mitchell, that’s who.

A group of 49ers fans – men and women – pummeled each other in a wild melee that saw one man grab a woman by the hair and pulling her.

The NFL’s first transgender cheerleader is speaking out. Not only is he voicing opposition to bans on hormonal therapy and supporting males competing in women’s sports. He’s also saying he wants his story to serve as an inspiration for trans kids.

While the exact cause of death remains unknown, preliminary autopsy results reveal no “traumatic injury” occurred in the death of a New England Patriots fan who died during a stadium brawl with a Dolphins fan on Sunday night.

In a day and age where professional athletes are increasingly using their platforms to espouse divisiveness and political agendas, Saints linebacker Demario Davis stands apart.

Deion Sanders took a moment during his Tuesday press conference to blast those making death threats against Colorado State’s Henry Blackburn after a vicious hit that injured Colorado player Travis Hunter.

Browns running back Nick Chubb was carted off the field in Pittsburgh after suffering a gruesome knee injury on Monday Night Football.