When the Georgia Bulldogs needed their offense to click on all gears in order to get past the defensive-minded Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Tuesday, Georgia's rushing attack was stymied and nonexistent.
Even though Arizona State's College Football Playoff run has come to a close after being eliminated by Texas on New Year's Day, the performance of Sun Devils running back Cam Skattebo continues to be one of the high points of this year's postseason action.
Just when the Texas Longhorns seemed to be in control of their CFP quarterfinal matchup with the Arizona State Sun Devils, Cam Skattebo took over the Peach Bowl.
So what lies ahead for the rest of the offseason and the 2025 season as well? We offer a forecast.
Penn State's offense came out firing against Boise State.
The buzz around Japanese pitcher Roki Sasaki continues to grow after a first round of meetings with MLB teams before 2024 came to a close. While Sasaki is drawing plenty of interest, here we look at three teams that could especially use the pitcher's services.
A number of former Major League Baseball players passed away in 2024. Here are five who changed the game during their individual times on the diamond.
While there is still a week left in the NFL regular season and plenty of time for the final draft order to be established, Sanders took to social media on Monday to make sure he was staying ahead of any rumors floating around.
The Denver Broncos enter the final week of the NFL regular season with the same playoff scenario they have had entering their previous two games — win and they're in. Is the outcome of that game the defining factor of their season?
With Carroll reportedly having expressed interest in becoming the head coach of the Chicago Bears next season, it is easy to step back and see the biggest attribute that the former Seattle Seahawks coach could bring to the Windy City.
While there has been a flurry of recent moves, plenty of quality free agents who will make an impact in 2025 and beyond remain on the market.
With the news early Monday that the New York Mets had reportedly resigned starting pitcher Sean Manaea to a three-year, $75 million deal, the arms race in the National League continues to heat up.
In all, there have been (so far) five big MLB moves over the weekend, with a flurry of deals involving first basemen taking the spotlight. But which ones were the best and worst of the group? Let's dive into the ranking, going from five (OK) to one (awesome).
For Philadelphia Phillies fans hoping for some kind of Christmas miracle in terms of a boost to their team's roster, Friday's news provided a lump of coal for their stockings.
These aren't your father's Oakland A's. In fact, they aren't anyone's Oakland A's as the team will begin the next chapter of its vagabond journey in Sacramento in 2025.
Despite the Denver Broncos putting themselves in a position to clinch a postseason spot on Thursday night against the Los Angeles Chargers, it was clear from the statistics that there was one area where Denver's offense could improve.
Which MLB teams have already raised some eyebrows this winter? Let's take a look at three that have shocked the system (and maybe even their own fans).
Which MLB franchises have been the most disappointing so far? Let's look at three who should be improving but have not done so yet.
On Tuesday, the New York Yankees continued a busy stretch of rebuilding their roster by trading with the Chicago Cubs for Cody Bellinger.
The pressure was already on when Emma Ronsiek transferred from Creighton to Colorado State as a graduate student.
With a fourth-quarter performance that suffocated the hope out of the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles reminded the NFL world why they should be considered one of the favorites to get back to the Super Bowl.
In a key AFC matchup between the Denver Broncos and Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon, running back Jonathan Taylor made a big mistake.
Earlier this offseason, the Houston Astros announced they were changing the name of their stadium. With Friday's trade with the Chicago Cubs, the team is also announcing that it is going to change its roster as well.
Juan Soto admitted he had not spoken with his former Yankees teammates since the end of the World Series. There seems to be a reason for that, but is it valid?
In Soto's mind, the future in Queens was brighter than the one in the Bronx.