LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels has overtaken Oregon quarterback Bo Nix as the betting favorite to take home the 2023 Heisman Trophy as Rivalry Week approaches.
Cincinnati Bengals legend Andrew Whitworth was just as devastated about Joe Burrow's season-ending injury as the fan base, but he sees a bit of silver lining in the situation.
Former Detroit Lions star wide receiver Herman Moore talked to Fox News Digital about the impact of the Thanksgiving Day game and the buzz around the team this season.
Shooting sports are gaining popularity among high schoolers across the United States, despite conflicting attitudes toward guns. Here's what competitors attribute the surge to.
Mac Jones acknowledged that he does not have any say so in terms of who the New England Patriots starting quarterback will be, but he is doing what he can to try and get the nod.
Sports radio personality Chris "Mad Dog" Russo is one of the many who believe that Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone when he assassinated President John F. Kennedy 60 years ago.
Former NFL player Marcellus Wiley is calling BS on the sexual assault allegations he has been with him from an alleged incident at Columbia University 29 years ago.
After Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders thought Mount Rushmore was in California, South Dakota governor Kristi Noem has invited him to the monument.
Dave Clawson coached Sam Hartman at Wake Forest, but he thought Notre Dame's expression of love for his former quarterback via video tribute was rather usual.
Internet rumors have been flying that LIV Golf has offered two-time major winner and defending Masters champion Jon Rahm $600 million to join the Saudi-backed league.
NFL legend Drew Brees' right arm threw for the second-most passing yards in league history, but now, the former quarterback can't even use it in his backyard due to an old injury.
Tiger Woods announced that he and his son, Charlie, will be participating in the 2023 PNC Championship once again – an event that the elder Woods looks forward to each year.
UConn coach Jim More did not mince word when he spoke about the Huskies' disappointing season. He pointed the finger at the NIL discrepancy compared to other major programs.