University of Kentucky men’s basketball John Calipari recalled his "blue-collar" roots in a press conference ahead of the Wildcats' First Round matchup on Thursday.
Five years ago, Tony Bennett coached the Virginia to its first national title. However, he now faces criticism following a loss in the First Four of this year's NCAA tournament.
Reality TV star Chelsea Blackwell responded on social media to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce mocking her behavior on the latest season of the hit Netflix show "Love Is Blind."
A dustup involving Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green during Wednesday night's game against the Grizzlies sent Memphis coach Taylor Jenkins tumbling to the ground.
With the Competition Committee sending through a proposed rule change to penalize the "hip-drop" tackle in the NFL, the NFLPA is firing back once again.
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin said he would help Black athletes and parents outside of the state if Alabama's anti-DEI bill passed. He has yet to say anything after the governor signed it.
Former MLB athlete, Eric Byrnes authored a youth sports guide for parents and coaches. The "Let Them Play" mentality stems from Byrnes' own experiences as an athlete.
OutKick founder Clay Travis gives his picks for the first full day of March Madness. Get your picks in before the tournament tips off Thursday afternoon ET.
Former NFL defensive lineman Don Smerek had the best season of his seven-year run with the Dallas Cowboys in 1983. He finished the year with a career-best six sacks.
Caleb Williams is the expected top selection in next month’s draft. But, NFL legend Deion Sanders believes his son, Shedeur, would have been the second signal caller off the board.
Travis Kelce called on one of Taylor Swift's most popular songs to explain the recent break up between quarterback Kenny Pickett and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Virginia Cavaliers were blown out by 25 points in their First Four game against Colorado State, prompting a CBS analyst to argue the committee made a "mistake" letting them in.
As Saquon Barkley traveled to Philadelphia to sign his new, three-year deal with the Eagles, he recalled the moment he told his 5-year-old daughter, Jada, and her hilarious response.