Here are the top five games of the upcoming week of college football.
The pressure is ratcheted up a few notches in college football for Week 7, which features multiple matchups of ranked teams.
The little guys are keeping the big guys on their toes.
Georgia wide receiver Colbie Young was arrested Tuesday morning on misdemeanor charges of battery and assault on an unborn child, becoming the latest Georgia football player to be arrested in what has become a troubling trend under head coach Kirby Smart.
Buckle your seatbelts. Three Top 25 showdowns plus a slew of other quality games make this week can't-miss television.
In the age of conference realignment, schools have clamored for more money, more exposure and rarely cared about geography or rivalries. While some schools jumped from league to league, Gonzaga proved every realignment rumor to be nothing more than that.
A 20-something young outfielder has burst on the scene during the MLB playoffs. He is clutch at the plate, makes spectacular plays on defense and demands your attention this October.
A potential glimpse of the future begins Tuesday in MLB's wild-card round, a three-day sprint of up to 12 games involving eight teams. Plenty is on the line, but one particular series means more: The Orioles-Royals series includes players who may be the faces of the game for MLB over the next 15 years.
Anything can happen in college football conference play. What may look like chalk rarely is. It's time to see what surprises Week 6 holds. Here are the five best games of the weekend ranked in inverse order.
A massive weekend of college football is upon us. Ranked matchups, old rivalries and playoff implications headline the schedule. Here are the people who will have the biggest impact on the weekend's results.
A Hail Mary and a goal-line fumble. That's all that has separated head coach Dave Aranda and the Baylor Bears from a massive win Saturday at Colorado.
A clash of titans cometh. Georgia and Alabama have dominated the sport for the last decade, combining to win three of the last four national championships. But that heavyweight bout isn't the only game worth watching this week.
After watching Young's situation unfold, highly rated quarterbacks getting ready to enter the league should take note, and perhaps take action. It could save their career.
The Pac-12 picked itself up off the mat recently, raiding the Mountain West Conference to bring its total membership to six schools. Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State and San Diego State are joining Oregon State and Washington State effective July 1, 2026.
Portland has been at the forefront of the women's sports explosion over the past several years, making it an ideal destination for the WNBA to expand.
Things aren't so bright these days in the Sunshine State — at least not when it comes to college football.
While nonconference matchups can be fun, the conference slate is what drives college football. Week 4 is the first big week of conference games, and a quartet of ranked matchups highlights the calendar.
The Rangers' bid for a repeat World Series title is virtually deflated, as the last drop of air was taken out with the announcement that star shortstop Corey Seager is done for the season because of sports hernia surgery.
As far as sports betting goes, Pandora's box has been opened. Putting the contents back in is not an option. Despite all the headaches commissioners and executives now face, this is the new reality of sports.
Yardbarker highlights the 10 most important people leading into the weekend in college football each week. Here's who we're keeping an eye on in Week 3.
It seems the WNBA can't get out of its own way as the sport rises to uncharted territory, thanks to Caitlin Clark.
The Week 3 slate may seem like a step back from the first two weeks, but plenty of diamonds are in the rough. Rivalries will be renewed, and multiple SEC games with big implications for coaches' futures will be played.
Here's a look at the success stories and failures from both sides of the argument.
Four Memphis basketball assistant coaches were abruptly fired Wednesday, providing yet another example of dysfunction within Hardaway's program.
With the implementation of the universal DH, baseball no longer polices itself when it comes to batters getting plunked. Is it time for MLB to step in?