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Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong has seen better weeks.

LSU has decided to bring back a familiar face in Louisiana native and former national championship winning head coach Ed Orgeron. This time around, Orgeron’s role will be as a special assistant for recruiting and defense under current head coach Lane Kiffin.

Judge Phillip Hays, the judge presiding over Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s lawsuit against the NCAA, has recused himself.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers announced on Wednesday that he would retire after the NFL’s 2026 season, saying, “This is it.” During a press conference, Rodgers was asked by a reporter if he thought that this season could be his

Major League Eating says it has made its determination whether to punish multiple eating champion Joey Chestnut after his battery case.

Joey Chestnut, famed as the many-time winner of the Nathan’s hot dog eating championship, has pleaded guilty to a battery charge.

Pre-revolutionary Iran flags will not be permitted at the upcoming World Cup this summer, with FIFA claiming they violate code of conduct. 

Black athletes and fans are being urged to get political and reject the athletic programs of flagship public universities within states working to “limit, weaken, or erase black voting representation” in the wake of last month’s Supreme Court ruling that further defined the Voting Rights Act.

A key NCAA committee has endorsed making flag football an official championship sport. If the measure passes the next voting hurdle, the first national championship could be held as soon as spring 2028.

The NAACP has called on black athletes and fans to boycott public college athletic programs in states they allege violated voting rights. 

The Chiefs will be without one of their star wide receivers after Rashee Rice tested positive for THC on Tuesday, thus violating the conditions of his parole, resulting in a 30-day jail sentence.

Many Californians are wondering just what they have to do to get Governor Gavin Newsom to get the homeless off the streets. As it turns out, all you need to do is be one of his celebrity buddies.

Eight-time Super Bowl-winning coach Bill Belichick is accusing CBS of deceitful editing in the network’s 2025 interview with him, as his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, watched from the sidelines.

A North Carolina high school track star went from winning his state championship race to being disqualified for “taunting” his opponents.

A new report suggests that three male players have been competing in girls’ volleyball despite USA Volleyball instituting a new policy.

Mother of Trans Track Star Criticizes New Policy Allowing Girls to Receive Gold Medals

Caitlin Clark is by far the most popular basketball player in the WNBA and one of the most popular players in the world.

Last week, lawyers representing Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby requested an expedited ruling from the NCAA regarding their client’s eligibility for the 2026 season. This week, his lawyers are saying, time’s up.

The pipeline to America’s Olympic greatness is imperiled, as spending on college football and basketball programs has led to hundreds of Olympic and other non-revenue-generating programs getting cut.

The Washington Nationals announced they have banned at least one fan for life from Nationals Park for hoisting a banner calling for mass deportation and advertising a site called ‘White Replacement.Org’

Mets legend and current SNY analyst Keith Hernandez made an unfortunate error when saying the name of New York Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr.

Things got very heated during Chicago’s traditional Crosstown Classic on Sunday when Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong got into a vulgar yelling match with a Chicago White Sox fan after he missed a fly ball. The incident occurred during the

England’s Football Association (FA) will provide the national soccer team with personalized, custom made bedding to ensure optimal sleep conditions for the players as the Three Lions team seeks to earn England’s second FIFA World Cup trophy at the upcoming tournament.

Former NFL great Tom Brady made his catwalk debut at the Gucci Resort 2027 runway in New York this weekend. 

To call Angel Reese’s home debut with the Atlanta Dream underwhelming would be quite an understatement.

Georgia football faced some more turbulence after it was reported that one of its players was charged with two felonies earlier this month.

Former Dodgers Pitcher Scott Erickson admitted in court that he sped up when he saw two children were run down and killed in 2020.

A California high school girl’s track star, who went viral last year for stepping up to the first-place podium after losing her spot to a transgender-identifying male athlete, said she is considering another act of defiance this weekend as she faces the same opponent again.

Ronda Rousey fans witnessed an epic win Saturday when she forced former MMA fighter Gina Carano to tap out after only 17 seconds.

A fun night at the ballpark turned into a scary scene after a woman was hit in the head by a foul ball.

A transgender athlete in California so dominated the state finals that it brought protest and outrage from fans and parents in attendance.

The legal team representing Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is seeking an expedited ruling from the NCAA on their client’s eligibility while raising the prospect of “imminent” legal action.

New York Mets pitcher Clay Holmes suffered a broken leg on Friday evening during a game with the New York Yankees, and video footage caught the moment it happened.

The historic and much anticipated Preakness weekend got off to a tragic start Friday when a horse in his first career race, died after crossing the finish line.