The Lions were on the losing end of a 20-19 decision to the Cowboys on Saturday night thanks to a controversial penalty on a two-point attempt that would have won the game.
It is finally over. The Pistons' NBA-record 28-game losing streak finally came to an end on Saturday night with a 129-127 win over the Raptors.
It is not uncommon to hear athletes or coaches reference their faith or something religious in a press conference. University of Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh took that to a really weird place on Saturday.
The weirdest story to come out of Ole Miss' 38-25 win over Penn State in the Peach Bowl on Saturday was head coach Lane Kiffin confirming that an online troll account was in fact created by one of his staffers. Not only that, he also thought the whole thing was pretty funny.
The Baltimore Ravens are facing plenty of scrutiny after their decision to honor former running back Ray Rice.
The narrative surrounding the Penn State football program and head coach James Franklin is the same as it has always been.
Ohio State saw its season come to a disappointing end on Friday night, dropping a snoozefest to Missouri in the Cotton Bowl, 14-3.
The Jaguars relayed some unfortunate injury news on Friday when they ruled out starting QB Trevor Lawrence for Sunday's game against the Panthers.
Even with a perfect 13-0 record and a Heisman Trophy finalist at quarterback, Washington is still entering the CFP as the underdog.
In Week 17, the 49ers get a chance to bounce back against a bad Washington team, while the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks continue their push for a playoff spot.
Another day, another loss for the Pistons. Their latest defeat, a 118-112 loss at the hands of the Nets, is a historic one as it extends their current losing streak to an NBA-record 27 consecutive games within a single season.
While it's possible Kenny Pickett could start for the Steelers in Week 17, Mason Rudolph should get the football regardless of his status.
Most of the NFL's playoff races are still wide open going into Week 17 of the season.
With nearly all of the Week 16 games completed, let's take a look at some of the losers from around the NFL.
The Dolphins were tired of hearing about how they had not beaten a team with a winning record this season, and they finally did something about it on Sunday.
The holiday spirit was decidedly not present during Saturday's post-bowl brawl between Eastern Michigan and South Alabama.
At this point it is very simple for the Bills. As long as they keep winning, they will make the playoffs and have an opportunity to actually win the AFC East.
Chicago Blackhawks rookie Connor Bedard is barely scratching the surface of his talent and already turning heads.
Spurs rookie and No. 1 overall pick Victor Wembanyama was a late scratch for Saturday's game against the Mavericks after re-injuring his ankle when he stepped on a ball boy during pre-game warmups.
Pickens finished the day with four catches for 195 yards and two touchdowns. Three of his catches went for more than 40 yards, showcasing the type of big-play ability that has been lacking from the Steelers offense all season.
No. 14 Florida Atlantic is building something special and added another brick in the wall by winning a double-overtime thriller against No. 4 Arizona.
Pittsburgh Steelers WR George Pickens has drawn plenty of criticism over the last week, but he can do things on the football field that few other players can match.
The Pittsburgh Steelers aren't even vaguely on the fence when it comes to HC Mike Tomlin, even as cracks have begun to show with Tomlin's teams.
The 2023 New York Mets were one of the most disappointing MLB teams in recent memory. They also hold the infamous distinction of being the most expensive fourth-place teams money can be.