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The Boilermakers are starting to emerge as a potential national title threat.
A son who saw a police officer hold a gun to his father's head. A husband whose wife was pulled over driving a Bentley.
Paul Buckle, the husband of NBC soccer host Rebecca Lowe, is out as coach of the Sacramento Republic of the second-tier United Soccer League.
CBS Sports's Ian Baker-Finch looks at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, which will bring a tremendous mix of golf talent to TPC Scottsdale.
CBS Local Sports talent from across the country looks at the Eagles-Patriots Super Bowl match-up. Who are our NFL experts picking?
Roger Goodell wants to see the mystery of the NFL's catch rule solved, and he's ensured that the process has begun.
It took only seven months for the Clippers to regret the max contract they gave Blake Griffin last summer, which seems to be a recurring trend in today's NBA.
Commissioner Roger Goodell has reiterated his stance that it's not the NFL's place to get involved in whether Colin Kaepernick gets a chance with another team.
Billionaire David Bonderman is expected to put in an application to bring an NHL team to Seattle.
The NFL trade season kicked off last night with Alex Smith being shipped to the Redskins. What other NFL players could get traded this offseason?
On Sunday, the Eagles will not only face the Patriots, but they will also face the lore of the NFL's most recent dynasty as it appears to be reaching the end of its run.
As the Patriots prepare for Super Bowl LII, they are also getting ready to face off against a team unlike any they've faced this season as the Eagles leave a lot that is unknown on the table.
There are few forces in our world more unifying than sport. Last football season, a group of young men from Folsom banded together to achieve a common goal: perfection. And with that goal achieved, it was the city of Folsom's chance to say "thank you."
Zach Randolph and the Sacramento Kings are going home happy after closing out a six-game road trip by winning three of their last four.
The Oakland Athletics will expand protective netting between the stands and the playing field to the far ends of both dugouts ahead of the 2018 season.
