Texas and Oklahoma showed on Saturday that both squads deserve serious consideration for the College Football Playoff.
The epic rivalry got the ending it deserved, but Oklahoma's goal-line stand at the start of the fourth quarter won the game.
Not since "The Sopranos" ended, has a black screen created such a stir.
An early special teams blunder led to Maryland taking an early 7-0 lead over No. 4 Ohio State.
It's not often the NCAA does the right thing. As Walker's case shows, when it does, it moves at a glacial pace and still manages to look like a loser.
The Colts are one of the more surprising teams in the NFL, and they could be about to get even better.
A massive "Red River Rivalry." The top non-QB Heisman contenders meet in Georgia. Jimbo Fisher vs. Nick Saban. There are plenty of great storylines in Week 6. Here are five games to watch.
The Blue Jays have an entire season to wonder what if. As in, what if manager John Schneider didn't pull starter Jose Berrios after 47 pitches and five strikeouts in a scoreless game?
The Texas Rangers are on the verge of moving on to the ALDS, thanks in part to a pair of early home runs in Game 2 of their ALWC series against the Tampa Bay Rays.
The NFL is getting into the Halloween spirit weeks early with "Thursday Night Football," a ghastly game between the Chicago Bears (0-4) and Washington Commanders (2-2). Whatever you do, don't watch this one with the lights off.
Carolina seeks its first win. Atlanta and New Orleans try to keep pace with the Bucs, who are on a bye. After a 3-0 Week 4, here are predictions for Week 5.
A man paid by a Johnson & Johnson heir is bothered by another man repping Pfizer. That's the only takeaway from Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers' incredibly lame jab at Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce during his weekly appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show."
If Giants fans thought Monday night was bleak, wait for Week 5. New York (1-3) is the biggest underdog this weekend as it travels to Miami (3-1). Per Oddschecker, the Dolphins are a 10.5-point favorite.
Daniel Jones got sacked a bunch on Monday night. In Seattle's 24-3 drubbing, New York's season was sacked, too.
The MLB postseason is finally here. These are some of the biggest storylines for the 2023 playoffs, including Baltimore's remarkable resurgence, Miami's stunning run, and Atlanta's mission to solidify itself as the best in the league.
With the MLB postseason beginning on Tuesday, here's a look at five of the most important players to watch as 12 teams vie to be the last one standing.
On a night full of stars, none drew more attention than Jets quarterback Zach Wilson. Until the refs got involved.
It's nearing time for the Bears to clean house. Head coach Matt Eberflus made a horrendous coaching decision late in the fourth quarter of Chicago's 31-28 implosion against the Broncos.
Patience is running thin for Falcons quarterback Desmond Ridder.
Damar Hamlin won the Comeback Player of the Year on Sunday. Hamlin is active in Week 4 for the first time since going into cardiac arrest on "Monday Night Football" on Jan.
After winning the Jrue Holiday sweepstakes, Boston is firmly set on winning the Eastern Conference. The Celtics traded disgruntled guard Malcolm Brogdon,
Browns rookie quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson will get his first career start after Deshaun Watson (shoulder) was ruled out for Sunday's game against the Ravens.
After sustaining an injury that appeared likely to sideline him for weeks, Saints quarterback Derek Carr will start in a huge NFC South game against Tampa Bay in Week 4.
Kentuck running back Ray Davis and Georgia tight end Brock Bowers were among the biggest stars in Week 5, while USC's defense and UAB head coach Trent Dilfer's temperament need work. Here are the winners and losers from Week 5 of the college football season.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced that they have released Chandler Jones following his arrest on Thursday.