There might not be a better experience for a sports fan than catching a college basketball game at a campus arena. Regardless of the team, the atmosphere has the potential to be electric, especially if the matchup is right.
In the era of the "One-and-Dones" and fab freshmen, it's refreshing to see a college basketball player fulfill a commitment to his school. The four-year player, particularly at one school, is a bit of a rarity.
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The college football bowl season is just about to begin. It features 78 teams over 39 bowls, leading up to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game on Jan.
As of December 2018, the Duke Blue Devils have 23 former players currently playing somewhere in the NBA. How many of the 23 can you name in five minutes?
One month in, and the college basketball season has been quite entertaining. We've already seen three different teams sit atop The Associated Press Top 25, and we've had our fair share of close games and exciting finishes — and that was just at the Maui Invitational.
A little more than a century after the Seattle Metropolitans became the first U.S.-based franchise to win the Stanley Cup, hockey is headed back to the Emerald City.
Trying to select the best of the best is never easy, especially when figuring out the best college football players in the land at each position. It can be argued that the three best players in all of the game are quarterbacks, while there are some defensive playmakers who are just as worthy of consideration.
Let's have a look at all 39 bowl games featuring FBS schools and leading up to the National Championship Game on Jan. 7.
Coaches get fired; new ones get hired. It's a timeless tradition but one that's fun to keep an eye on. Already we've seen some huge hires — yes, we're talking Les Miles at Kansas. And there will be plenty more news by the time a national champion is crowned on Jan. 7.
It's that time of year again — no, not just the holiday season. Bowl season. A college football junkie's dream, when it's OK to sit on the couch for hours watching heavily sponsored games — at mostly at half-filled stadiums.
Usually these actions draw little attention from the public and have become as much a part of the MLB machine as Opening Day and the Home Run Derby. But then there are times like last week when a $5,000 donation to a U.S. Senate candidate from Mississippi created an uproar — partially in the wake of a Twitter post from famed television writer Michael Schur.
Week 14 of the college football season means "Championship Week." All 10 FBS leagues will hold their title games this weekend, with most eyes focused heavily on the Big 12 and SEC.
There are plenty of stars in college basketball. But what about those players who don't normally grab the headlines? The grinders, the kings of the floor burns; guys who just want to clean the glass, dish the rock or play that lock-down defense that's needed to earn a victory.
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How many of the trophies associated with each of these college football rivalries can you name in five minutes?
It's the final full weekend of the regular season in college football. That means it is rivalry week. The Egg Bowl, Apple Cup and Iron Bowl are all on tap — not to mention plenty of conference races will be decided, and the complexion of College Football Playoff could change when the dust settles this weekend.
The 2018-19 women's college basketball season has already tipped off, and for the first time in what seems like forever, Connecticut is not the favorite to win it all.
Another season of NASCAR is in the books, with the fourth first-time winner in five years having just been crowned over the weekend in Miami. While the finish was exciting, the season wasn't all that rosy for some big-name drivers, racing teams and the organization itself.
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are finally getting around to a one-on-one match that is probably 10 years too late. Still, it's happening, and golf fans will pay to watch it.
It's less than a month since the World Series ended, but already baseball fans and certainly major league organizations find themselves looking ahead to 2019.