Not every college basketball program can have the perennial success of Duke or Kansas. Recruiting certainly has a lot to do with it, while good coaching also helps.
It looks like another season where freshmen just might dominate the landscape of college basketball. We really should not be surprised, as the perhaps unnecessary one-and-done rule gives some of the game's youngest stars a year of seasoning — whether they feel it's needed or not — before fulfilling their NBA dreams.
It's the most prestigious individual award in college basketball. Every player strives for it, but only a few are great enough to receive it. The John
Being an electrifying college football player doesn't necessarily mean someone who can run fast or make a defender miss a tackle in the most creative of ways.
Sure, the usual big names — Duke, Kansas, Kentucky and North Carolina — will be there. So too will be some programs on the rise and others trying build on success earned from a season ago.
The first convictions have been handed down in the ongoing college basketball corruption case. What does it mean for the NCAA and college athletics?
Ranked teams should have their work cut out for them this week. A total of 15 teams in the Associated Press Top 25 will play true road games. Three of those squads will match up with fellow ranked opponents in the SEC, Big Ten and Pac-12.
It's not easy portraying a legend on television or the big screen. It might be even more challenging for an actor or actress tackling the role of a superstar musician.
No team in college football this season is perfect. Not even Alabama. Some teams have more glaring shortcomings than others, and that includes the better teams in the country.
USA Gymnastics has long been in need of an administrative housecleaning. As of this week, it appears one is about to be forced on it.
How many of the first defensive players selected in every NFL Draft since 1989 can you name in five minutes?
As conference races throughout the country begin to heat up, the College Football Playoff landscape is also starting to take shape, as the first rankings of the season loom. While it again might be a light week involving Top 25 teams, one of the Big Ten's biggest rivalries will be featured.
As we dive into the second half of the college football season, we've seen our share of surprise teams (Notre Dame and Florida to name a couple) and disappointments (Auburn, UCLA and Nebraska).
World Wrestling Entertainment’s 10-year deal with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is getting worse all the time.
Though it's a somewhat light week in terms of volume of games featuring teams in the Associated Press Top 25, there are several key matchups worth following. The SEC, Pac-12 and Big 10 all feature games involving two ranked teams.
When one door closes, another opens. Is that how the saying goes? For musicians, that's often the case. One band ends, another starts. Some by choice, other times by chance.
“Don't take another woman's life as you did mine!!" - Kathryn Mayorga, in a letter read to Cristiano Ronaldo as part of a 2010 mediation settlement.
As we enter Week 6, a couple of new teams appear in the Top 25, while some familiar ones are back in. All eyes should be on the Cotton Bowl, where another installment of the Red River Showdown takes place.
It's been well over a year since the music world lost one of its true, great singer/songwriters in Chris Cornell. The Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog and Audioslave frontman had one of the most recognizable voices on the planet, but one that was silenced when he was found dead in a Detroit hotel room on May 17, 2017, from an apparent suicide.
Two days down with one to go at the 42nd Ryder Cup. The Americans are certainly up against it, trailing 10-6 heading into Sunday's single matches. A huge task awaits captain Jim Furyk's group as it tries to pull off a minor miracle and prevent a sixth straight loss on European soil.
The first day of the 2018 Ryder Cup is in the books, and the U.S. has some work to do. It was a tale of two rounds at France's Le Golf National on Friday.
For an event that began in 1927, the lasting images and memories created with the Ryder Cup are some of the greatest in all of golf. The unique team event often allows golfers to show their true selves - good or bad.