NASCAR And Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Work Together To Return Sport To Texas Motor Speedway
Texas Governor Greg Abbott and NASCAR are working to return to the track at Texas Motor Speedway soon.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott and NASCAR are working to return to the track at Texas Motor Speedway soon.
The Dallas Cowboys secondary had a grand total of five interceptions last season. So little wonder the new coaching staff is looking for one thing in this draft.
The 6-3, 303 pound Marlon Davidson is a four-year starter and team captain who absolutely loves football.
The Texas Rangers and Arlington ISD finalized plans to play at least 14 regular season high school football games at Globe Life Park this fall.
The Dallas Cowboys are looking to provide an NFL Draft experience for fans who are stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Saying he wants to show people how serious the virus is, North Texan Von Miller announced he has tested positive for COVID-19.
Jamarius Burton has signed with Texas Tech after starting 52 games the past two seasons at Wichita State.
The University of North Texas at Dallas has named former Dallas Mavericks All-Star forward, Josh Howard as head coach of the new men's basketball program.
Officials with the U.S. Tennis Association say they expect to make a decision on whether or not to postpone or cancel the U.S. Open because of the COVID-19 pandemic by June.
The PGA Tour announced Thursday it will resume its season in June with the Charles Schwab Challenge at the Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth -- and fans will not be allowed to attend.
The PGA Tour announced its official return date as well as the revised schedule for the rest of 2020.
As the PGA Tour plans its return, CBS Sports will re-air select final rounds of recent tournaments, including the RBC Heritage and Zurich Classic.
Inside the Big Green NFL Draft Scouting Notebook, we're looking for the best edge rusher the Cowboys can pick to replace Robert Quinn's 11 and a half sacks last year.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced all sports into indefinite hiatus, but Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country's top infectious diseases expert, sees a path back.
After two years of financial struggle and the cancellation of this year's event, the AT&T Byron Nelson tournament has found a new home in North Texas.