Ryder Cup has the power to divide — or unite — during a fraught and fragile time in the US
One of the biggest challenges heading into the Ryder Cup matches is figuring whether golf might have the power to unite a divided country.
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Long jumper Tara Davis-Woodhall explains tears during national anthem: ‘I do believe in my country’
Long jumper Tara Davis-Woodhall smiled through the tears when they played the U.S. national anthem to celebrate her gold medal at the world track and field championships.
The new College Sports Commission has approved nearly $80 million in NIL deals so far
The new College Sports Commission said it has cleared more than 8,300 name, image and likeness deals, with 332 deals not cleared and 75 resubmitted.
College football’s new era: Big money and same old powerhouses line up as the favorites
With opening kickoffs approaching in college football, reality hits: The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Colleges using field logos, higher concession prices and more to pay for the new era in sports
In a nod to the new realities of college sports, the NCAA just 14 months ago lifted a decades-old restriction on branding on the field of play.
Donald Trump gave the USOPC cover on its transgender athlete policy change. It could end up in court anyway.
When the USOPC released the guidance, fewer than five had rules that would adhere to the new policy.
How QB Nico Iamaleava — now at UCLA — is trying to move beyond the drama and focus on football
College football’s future wore a baby blue suit, a gold pin that said “UCLA” and a pair of diamond-encrusted hoop earrings.
Big Ten media days: USC-Notre Dame rivalry expires in 2026 — with no sure bet it will be extended
All the reshuffling of schedules, conferences and playoff formats has placed one of college football’s best traditions in peril: the USC-Notre Dame game.
Uncertainty on collectives’ role in revenue-sharing era puts college football coaches in a tight spot
Next week, college football coaches can put the recruiting promises they have made to high school seniors on paper. Then the question becomes whether they can keep them.
Big Ten won’t support SEC’s preference for more at-large bids in an expanded playoff, Tony Petitti says
Commissioner Tony Petitti said any change that adds at-large bids and increases the role of a selection committee “will have a difficult time getting support of the Big Ten.”