ESPN Suspends Anchor For Breaking Social Media Rules
ESPN suspended anchor Jemele Hill on Monday for two weeks for making political statements on social media.
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ESPN suspended anchor Jemele Hill on Monday for two weeks for making political statements on social media.
Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger, looking defeated after his dismal game against the Jaguars, questioned his ability to still play football.
Miami Dolphins offensive line coach Chris Foerster resigned after video surfaced that showed him snorting three lines of a white powder.
The Ravens got a fumble return for a touchdown by Jimmy Smith to beat the short-handed Oakland Raiders 30-17 on Sunday.
Former NFL player John Moffitt took to social media on Sunday to echo sexist comments made by Cam Newton against women sports reporters.
Quarterback Colin Kaepernick has told CBS that he would stand during the national anthem if given a chance to play football in the NFL again.
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise threw out the ceremonial first pitch before Game 1 of the NL Division Series between the Washington Nationals and Chicago Cubs.
With all of Green Bay's injuries, Cowboys vs. Packers kind of feels like Cowboys vs. Aaron Rodgers, which is still a great matchup.
No. 10 Ohio State continues to plow through a series of lesser opponents before the next big test comes Oct. 28 against No. 4 Penn State. Maryland, coming off an exhilarating win over Minnesota last week, will try to keep up with the more-talented Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium on Saturday.
The NFL is looking into a situation Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City during which Washington Redskins wide receiver Terrelle Pryor says he was called racist names and cursed at by a fan.
Maneuvering through all of last week's injuries could be tough, so here are the Fantasy Football Week 5 Starts And Sits.
WWE's Hell in a Cell 2017 features SmackDown's top stars. Pro wrestling experts pick the winners.
Dannon, the maker of Oikos yogurt, is cutting ties with spokesman Cam Newton following what the company perceives as "sexist" comments.
Another chance to watch Lamar Jackson in prime-time and an SEC clash in the Swamp are on the docket for this weekend.
The WBC heavyweight champion will defend his belt against Stiverne on November 4th live on Showtime.
