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Next month's Final Four will be broadcast in Spanish for the first time. The NCAA's senior vice president of basketball said that the addition of a Spanish broadcast will help diversify the sport's fan base.
Injuries were an issue early for Dallas, a popular preseason pick to challenge for a Stanley Cup title. But once the Stars were healthy at the beginning of February, they lost seven times in regulation in a span of eight games.
The theme for Major League Soccer this season is 22 in 22, as the league embarks on its 22nd year with 22 teams — including two new teams in the Atlanta United and Minnesota United.
Texas' Karen Aston has been named the Big 12 women's basketball coach of the year, and Longhorns junior guard Brooke McCarty the player of the year.
Millsap banked in a shot off a spinning drive with 30.5 seconds remaining, and the Hawks held off the rallying Dallas Mavericks for a 100-95 victory Wednesday night.
Behind 18 points from Keenan Evans and 15 points from Justin Gray, Texas Tech halted a three-game Big 12 losing streak and beat Texas 67-57 on Wednesday.
Wesley Iwundu scored 16 points and had 10 rebounds in his record 119th career start for Kansas State, and the Wildcats held on to beat TCU 75-74 on Wednesday night.
This marks the fourth consecutive year that the Argyle girls basketball team will play in the state tournament.
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo popped up on Instagram today for the first time, scoring big with followers by posting darling video of his sons playing football in the backyard.
The Denver Broncos are planning a pursuit of Tony Romo if the Cowboys quarterback is released and the money works, according to two sources close to Mike Fisher.
Dallas has acquired defenseman Dillon Heatherington from the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for left wing Lauri Korpikoski.
The challenger in Saturday's welterweight bout discusses preparing for Keith Thurman and his life in and out of the ring.
Johnny Manziel is serious about being Johnny Football again.
Reports from NFL.com suggest that this year's salary cap will be $167 million. That's not unexpected here inside Dallas Cowboys headquarters — it means the same squeeze as always.
Jared Sandler brings you the latest from Rangers spring training in Surprise.