Mark Harris

ESPN is set to finalize a deal Thursday to broadcast the expanded 24-team College Football Playoff, featuring 19 at-large bids and campus games.

Jon Calipari joked he must have been "on crack" when scheduling Arkansas Razorbacks games against Virginia, Michigan State and Arizona this season.

Will Zalatoris revealed he will undergo spinal fusion surgery later this month, marking his third back surgery since 2023 and sidelining him all of 2027.

Robert Saleh says Cam Ward is in a "good headspace" despite the Tennessee Titans' 0-5 start and the NFL's statistically worst offense this season.

Rory McIlroy said LIV Golf had "half of a good idea" executed poorly, reflecting on wasted capital after the league's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler says Good Good Golf deserves forgiveness after the controversial Callaway ad that rocked the entire golf world.

Rory McIlroy's new DP World partnership sends two personalized fitness and recovery trailers to every PGA Tour and DP World Tour event he enters.

Penny Hardaway is putting $2.6 million of his $2.9 million salary into Memphis Tigers revenue share as he fights to save his job in year nine.

Jon Sumrall's 13-year-old son texted him after Florida's shocking 38-19 home loss to South Carolina, declaring the defeat may not be "forgivable."

Lane Kiffin claims a line judge admitted he would have been "killed" for blowing the whistle on Kentucky's controversial goal-line touchdown.

Michael Brennan's third PGA Tour win at the Baycurrent Classic vaults him to world No. 20 in what's been a quiet yet meteoric rise for the star.

Video captures Will Stein's father slowly walking onto the field with arms raised as Kentucky fans stormed the turf after the overtime upset of LSU.

Georgia claims the No. 1 spot in the AP Poll after its stunning road win over Alabama, while Kentucky vaults from unranked to No. 15 in Week 6.

Mike Elko called the TexAgs community "Billy's cesspool" after Texas A&M's 27-6 loss to Missouri dropped the Aggies to 3-3 on the season.

Jesse Marsch called America a propaganda-infused nation ahead of the USMNT friendly, claiming the rest of the world hates Americans overseas.

Lane Kiffin declined officials' offer to run the clock during LSU's 63-14 blowout win over McNeese, challenging his players to set a standard.

BC Partners' $300 million investment extends the LIV Golf commitment deadline as players like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm weigh their futures.

Alex Ovechkin announced his NHL retirement before the Capitals' home opener, closing out a 22-season career as the all-time goal-scoring leader.

Karl-Anthony Towns says extension talks with the New York Knicks "don't look good" after reportedly being offered $77 million below his max eligibility.

Tom Kim won Asian Games gold to earn his South Korean military exemption, fueled by a Tiger Woods text message before the most important round of his life.

Missouri Tigers made the biggest leap in the week 5 AP Top 25 poll after throttling Florida 45-17, while USC dropped six spots despite winning.

A Texas Tech fan claims to have found Colorado's playbook at a hotel bar before the Buffaloes' 29-7 loss, and video appears to match CU's plays.

Jim Mora stripped Tyson Summers of play-calling duties before halftime of the Oregon State blowout, and the defensive coordinator left the field on his own

John Calipari says nine Arkansas basketball players earn more than his assistants, fueling the debate over NIL deals and athlete compensation.

Pete Crow-Armstrong went 0-for-7 and Alex Bregman went 0-for-8 as the Chicago Cubs managed just one run across both NL Wild Card series games.

Ben Rice's grand slam rocketed into the Yankees bullpen, where a catcher let the baseball hit him square on the helmet without flinching once.

A bench-clearing brawl capped the USMNT-Chile friendly in St. Louis, with Mauricio Pochettino caught in the chaos four years from the World Cup.

Odell Beckham Jr. is set to be released by the New York Giants just three games into his nostalgic reunion, finishing without a single catch.

A livestream captured a hot mic moment as reporters called Ben Simmons and Zach LaVine "hella fine" during Sacramento Kings NBA media day.

Reece Vander Zee says he "blacked out" during his game-winning catch as time expired, revealing the Hawkeyes practice that exact play weekly.