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Peyton Manning was a master of study and communication in the NFL, now he’ll try it on a university campus.

David Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sport, is once again the site’s sole owner after Penn Entertainment sold the company back to him.

Jemele Hill sees racism in the “overzealous” response of Alabama lawmakers to the case of a black woman who faked her own kidnapping.

ESPN has announced another layoff of a top broadcast analyst with the departure Monday of NBA broadcaster Mark Johnson.

On Thursday night, ESPN will present an all-female version of ‘SportsCenter’ that will focus only on women’s sports.

Aaron Hernandez’s older brother, Dennis “D.J.” Hernandez, has been arrested over concern he was allegedly planning school shootings.

ESPN soccer analyst Shaka Hislop collapsed on camera during a live broadcast on Sunday.

Entertainment giant Disney is starting to look for ways to unload large chunks of ownership stakes in TV networks including ESPN.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith says he has no sympathy for former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar after he was seriously injured in prison.

A judge has ordered the re-arrest of former UConn football player Dennis Hernandez after he failed to appear in court last week on charges related to throwing a brick at the ESPN campus in Bristol, Connecticut.

U.S. soccer star and outspoken left-wing activist Megan Rapinoe says this will be her final season as a professional soccer player.

On most days, being among the lead NFL Draft experts for ESPN is a position with very high job security, but not on this day.

ESPN Monday Night Football analysts Suzy Kolber and Steve Young are among the more than 20 on-air hosts who have been laid off by ESPN in the last 24 hours.

ESPN has sent Jalen Rose to the unemployment line, along with NBA game analyst Jeff Van Gundy as the network announces more layoffs.

The U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team is set to be awarded ESPN’s Arthur Ashe Award for their fight to gain equal pay

Lawyers representing ESPN personality Sage Steele issued a strong rebuke to ESPN’s parent company Disney on Tuesday, charging the media giant with admitting liability and attempting to ‘purchase the constitutional rights” of their client.

Fox and Amazon NFL broadcaster Charissa Thompson recently spoke about the emotional reaction she had while watching her home get burglarized on her cell phone.

Stephen A. Smith thinks it’s time for people to “get over” the Titanic and said the loss of the submersible was an “unnecessary”

Kyle Brown, an ESPN director of over ten years, died on Saturday while working at the NCAA Baseball Super Regionals, he was 42 years old.

ESPN’s commentator Stephen A. Smith says he is not onboard the Biden 2024 bandwagon and that the nation needs a “new president.”

The Disney corporation is reportedly set to kick off yet another wave of layoffs at its cable sports network, ESPN.

Tom Brady doesn’t want his son Jack to play football. But it’s not for the reason you might think.

Republican Gov. Kay Ivey called upon ESPN to correct its reporting on a new law in her state that will ban men from women’s sports.

ESPN has announced that it will raise a transgender pride flag at its Connecticut headquarters on Thursday in celebration of Gay Pride Month.

USA Today sports columnist Nancy Armour smeared ESPN broadcaster Sam Ponder for daring to defend women’s sports.

ESPN’s Tom Hart had perhaps the most unfortunate verbal slip-up of all time during the Auburn-Vanderbilt game on Thursday.

Soon Disney’s ESPN network will be available to cord-cutters as a standalone streaming service.

ESPN’s Karl Ravech created an awkward moment during the network’s Sunday Night Baseball telecast when he asked Red Sox infielder Triston Casas about his deceased mother.

ESPN anchor John Anderson has apologized to Las Vegas Golden Knights player Zach Whitecloud after joking that the player’s name sounded like a toilet paper brand.

ESPN’s Bomani Jones and Domonique Foxworth are accusing the NFL of thinking its own fans are racists who will never accept black quarterbacks.

An NFL reporter had an unfortunate Freudian slip last week during a live broadcast that has since gone viral and united the internet. 

ABC aired stock footage of New York City on Sunday that showed the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center during Game 1 of the Knicks-Heat series.

Sports Illustrated accused ESPN analyst Louis Riddick of using an “insensitive proverb” about Native Americans during Thursday night’s NFL Draft.

Over the years, we’ve all been told by our virtue-signaling elites in the mainstream sports media that the NFL has a racial bias against black QBs. Well, that narrative had a very tough day on Thursday.

Marly Rivera, one of ESPN’s MLB reporters, was fired last week after calling another female reporter a “f*ck*ng c*nt.”

Layoffs at Disney has finally started claiming several big names in the upper echelon at ESPN and other places in the Disney corporation.