Most musicians dream of spending just a little time in a successful band. Those fortunate to find themselves in two — or more — famous bands better be thanking some almighty power before they go to bed tonight.
There's still a little time left before college basketball's Championship Week, a pleasant prelude to the NCAA Tournament. By now we know who the favorites are in the major conference tournaments: ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC.
With Tiger Woods back to prominence, fans are once again tuned into professional golf to see when his next victory will come. While watching, they'll likely catch a glimpse of some of the young rising stars on the PGA Tour — much like Woods was back in the late 1990s.
One of the fun parts of the college basketball postseason is trying to figure out who the next Cinderella team — or teams — will be, come March: that low seed with nothing to lose or a mid-major squad that has been building up to something great.
As the 2019 golf season starts to pick up steam, there is no bigger storyline than Tiger Woods.
Last season, Villanova's Jalen Brunson swept all the major college basketball Player of the Year Awards. Will we see another player follow the same path?
By now we know who the elite players in college basketball are: Zion Williamson and RJ Barrett at Duke and that Williams-Schofield connection down in Tennessee.
From knickers to short skirts to all types of headwear, golf fashion has evolved as much as the game itself, perhaps even more. There are plenty of golfers who try to look good, but not many can consistently pull it off.
The second half of the men's college basketball season is in full swing. Conference races are heating up, and Zion Williamson remains the best — and most exciting — player in the country.
The 2019 LPGA Tour season is underway. It should be an interesting one with plenty of young stars and a U.S. resurgence hoping to carry over from the 2018 campaign.
It's a question that's asked annually on the professional golf scene: Will we have a first-time major winner this season?
While collegiate golf doesn't draw the same interest as, say, college football or basketball, from the viewership standpoint, most of golf's biggest names — past and present — have enjoyed success on the university level, especially when it comes to the big-time programs down south or out west.
They are some of the most iconic musicians — sometimes in the loosest sense of the word — in the history of entertainment. Whether it's the outlandish lifestyles, disturbing behavior on and off the stage or a unique sense of fashion, punk's characters are hard to forget.
Conference races are heating up, and Selection Sunday is less than two months away. The intensity of the college basketball season has risen, and all the big names should be on upset watch.
It's never easy trying to predict which golfer will enjoy a career-defining season either on the PGA Tour, European Tour or around the globe, for that matter.
There is no shortage of talent in the women's game, and it's not just subjected to Connecticut or Notre Dame. As we settle into the second half of the season, here are 10 women's contenders who can take home at least one of the national Player of the Year awards for 2018-19.
Even the world's best golfers have room for improvement, whether it be physical or mental, off the tee, on the green or in their personalities or attitudes.
How many of these college quarterbacks who transferred from one school to another can you name in five minutes?
There are plenty of big names being tossed in the ring as potential candidates for the position. Here's a look at 10 who might make sense on some level.