Although Anthony Curcio planned to go down in University of Idaho history as one of its great gridiron stars, a fateful injury and subsequent addiction to prescription painkillers altered the direction in exactly how he would go down in history.
As time goes by MLB’s all-time home run leader, Barry Bonds, and the winner of the most Cy Young awards in baseball history, Roger Clemens, move closer to induction into the Hall of Fame.
Who’s better Mantle or Mays has been replaced by should Colin Kaepernick stand for the national anthem?
An announcement made on Monday by Major League Baseball may rival the impact of the league-wide implementation of PED testing in 2003.
After legendary NBA coach and president of the New York Knicks Phil Jackson and Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr both acknowledged they used marijuana to remedy chronic back pain, “Mr. Big Shot” Chauncey Billups offered up another reason smoking weed may help NBA players.
Connor McGregor, UFC’s reigning Lightweight Champion and former Featherweight Champion will appear on next season’s Game of Thrones.
What could the PGA Tour’s 23-year-old two-time major winner and proverbial “future of golf” possibly be talking about last week at the Hero World Challenge when he said “it is really exciting for us and for golf … He can truly help get the numbers back up in golf,” about a 4o-year-old # 898th ranked player in the World teeing it up after a fifteen-month layoff?
President-elect Donald J. Trump considers New York Jets owner Woody Johnson a prime candidate to become the U.S. ambassadorship to the United Kingdom.
Tiger Woods has plenty to be optimistic about after his performance over the weekend at the Hero World Challenge, where he staged his comeback from a 16-month layoff due to back surgeries.
Jack Nicklaus, arguably the best golfer in the history of the game, offered a fuzzy argument that golfers can speed up play and courses can avoid closing their doors if only we modify the size of the golf ball.
The NFL looking for answers how to increase their plunging TV viewer ratings has decided to eliminate their 9:30 ET broadcast of games played in London.
With just one month left before closing out 2016, Cameron Jacob using Twitter handle thesenuts365 looks to be a sure-shot winner for most imbecilic tweet of the year.
Tiger Woods ranked #1 in the world for a record 683 weeks. Crippled by a series of back and knee surgeries and highly publicized personal problems, Woods hopes to commence his journey back to winning on Thursday in the Bahamas at his own tournament, the Hero World Challenge.
Fox Sports newly hired sports personality and commentator Skip Bayless is “dumbfounded” that Troy Aikman has an “issue” with his making the unsubstantiated claim in his 1996 book, Hell-Bent, that the hall-of-fame quarterback was homosexual.
It appears that high school football teams will need lawyers as well as coaches standing on the sidelines in light of the recent officiating snafu during the Illinois Class 7A state semifinal game last weekend.
NBC Sports’ Pro Football Talk writes that “NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell wants to go back to Mexico, and no wall will stop him.”
New York Knicks point guard Derrick Rose bucked the NBA’s current trend of boycotting Donald Trump-owned properties by announcing plans to hang on to his $2.8 million, three-bedroom condo on the 84th floor of Trump International Hotel and Tower in downtown Chicago.
Satirical, lifestyle blog, and alleged sports website, Barstool Sports, was not very happy with a recent photo of Mike Pence, Paul Ryan, Kevin McCarthy, and other GOP lawmakers because everyone was white.
The Milwaukee Bucks, Memphis Grizzlies, and Dallas Mavericks will not be staying at any of the Hotels owned or licensed by Donald J. Trump.
Perhaps USA Today has been reading the tea leaves and decided that the future of sports reporting is better off concentrating on sports and less on politics.
Four players of the Louisiana-Lafayette football team were suspended by their coach for participating in a video denigrating president-elect Donald J. Trump.
Claiming optimism will be hard to come by for African Americans, former Los Angeles Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar asserts America can’t unify under Donald Trump as president because the “home of the free” will now embrace “the leadership of a racist.”
Buffalo Bills field goal kicker Dan Carpenter’s wife got a bit aggressive in her tweeting on Monday night after Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman jumped offsides in an attempt to block a kick and ground Carpenter into the turf in the process.
Update: 4:15 p.m. PST: According to the Desert Sun: “One person is dead and three others injured after a shooting near a Los Angeles-area polling place, a LA fire official said. At least one nearby polling place was locked down, the
Liberal Media are feigning outrage against Curt Shilling for a message he tweeted “Ok so much awesome here” in response to a trump supporter sporting a t-shirt at a rally in Minnesota on Sunday expressing disdain for journalists.
A television ad produced by pro-Trump political action committee “Rebuilding America Now” aired over the last weekend before the election, targeting NFL fans opposed to changing the name of the Washington Redskins.
On Friday Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco) announced that she supports Prop 64, the voter initiative to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in California.
Veteran sportswriter Bill Simmons received his walking papers from HBO after just four months of hosting “Any Given Wednesday.”
“Buy the ticket, take the ride,” Hunter S. Thompson tells us in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. That ticket might cost you more than tuition at an Ivy League school if you plan on watching Wednesday’s seventh game of the World Series between the Cubs and the Indians at Progressive Field in Cleveland.
Golf legend Tiger Woods announced he will tee it up for his own tournament, the Hero World Challenge, scheduled for December 1-4, at Albany in the Bahamas.
Sports broadcaster Joe Buck lavishes so much praise on 23-year-old Chicago Cubs outfielder Kyle Schwarber during this year’s World Series, it prompted one fan to open up a wedding registry for the two at Bed Bath and Beyond.
The Los Angeles police are looking for a homeless woman who was verbally abused and possibly assaulted on Thursday for protecting Donald Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of fame.
Friday the Philadelphia 76ers apologized to soloist Sevyn Streeter for canceling her singing of “The Star Spangled Banner” at their home opener for wearing a “We Matter” t-shirt.
Appearing on the Mike & Mike sports radio program, MLB Commissioner Robert Manfred said that he plans on meeting with Cleveland Indians ownership to discuss the team’s use of Chief Wahoo as their logo.
ESPN for over a decade has asked sports fans to rate their favorite professional teams by considering key categories such as ticket prices, coaching, ownership, players, games won per season, and championships to determine which teams rank as the ultimate sport franchises.
A letter sent from Arnold Palmer to an obscure University of Michigan golfer, received ten days after the “The King” passed away on September 25th, provided a “priceless moment” for the recent U.S. Amateur finalist.
Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander backed off using an “All Lives Matter” hashtag after a backlash on social media.
The reprehensible hurling of a beer can by a fan at Baltimore outfielder Hyun Soo Kim during Tuesday night’s American League wild-card game prompted the Toronto Blue Jays to change their alcohol policy at the Rogers Centre sports stadium.
A man identified by the Toronto police as the culprit who threw a beer at Baltimore outfielder Hyun Soo Kim during Tuesday night’s American League wild-card game turned himself in on Thursday and has been charged with mischief.
Tigers Woods’ return to the PGA Tour starting with the Safeway Open at Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa, California next week should be “spectacular,” according to European golfer Jesper Parnevik.
