Erin Andrews Reveals She Battled Cancer During Football Season
While Erin Andrews was interviewing the biggest names in the NFL this season, she was also secretly fighting cervical cancer.
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While Erin Andrews was interviewing the biggest names in the NFL this season, she was also secretly fighting cervical cancer.
The NCAA selection committee will unveil their current Top 16 teams as the nation gears up for the NCAA tournament in March.
When talking about the holy trinity of wideouts, Julio Jones is always recalled, but too often as honorable mention, obscured by the twin shadows of Antonio Brown and Odell Beckham, Jr. That's going to change.
The Knicks center has had a rough go of things this year at the charity stripe.
Mats Zuccarello has never thought of himself as a pure goal scorer. There's too much well-roundedness to his game to assign him any kind of label.
It would be understandable if Sean Marks, while sitting in his Barclays Center box Monday night, was playing the "What if" game.
It was a long time coming for Venus Williams, who reached her 21st Grand Slam semifinal but her first at the Australian Open in 14 years.
Tuesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" revolved around Craig playing the role of savior on behalf of CBS Sports' Jim Nantz.
Chris Lopresti subbed for Jerry Recco on Tuesday morning, and the guys certainly noticed.
Boomer & Carton recapped the Knicks' big win on Monday night and talked a bit about some unfair treatment they believe is being dropped on Patriots' quarterback Tom Brady.
The Knicks forward led the way with 26 points and five rebounds to carry New York past Indiana.
The Spurs easily beat Brooklyn despite playing without Kawhi Leonard, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, or Pau Gasol.
Henrik Lundqvist notched 36 saves to lead New York to their third straight win.
How did the Steelers not see that coming? That was the sentiment from Mike Francesa on Monday while discussing the Patriots' 36-17 victory over the Steelers in the AFC championship game.
Researchers say they've documented an unseen drag on major league baseball players that can wipe out home field advantage, make pitchers give up more home runs, and take some punch out of a team's bats.
