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The Cowboys are the first sports franchise worth $4 billion, according to Forbes. In its annual rankings, Forbes placed the Cowboys ahead of Real Madrid and Barcelona after the NFL team had a 25 percent increase in value.
Tom Brady's last best chance to avoid serving a four-game 'Deflategate' suspension to start the new season was flatly rejected Wednesday by an appeals court. "We are disappointed," the players association said in a statement.
A can't-miss talent out of college, Kyle Reifers is finally making his way on the PGA Tour 10 years later.
Baylor receiver KD Cannon has had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee.
Cole Hamels of the Texas Rangers pitched a scoreless third inning in the All-Star Game in his hometown several hours after receiving eight stitches in his chin.
Kansas City's Eric Hosmer homered and drove in two runs as the American League won its fourth consecutive All-Star Game, beating the National League 4-2 Tuesday night.
July is always an incredibly fun month to break up the monotony of a baseball season with the rumors and execution of trades.
The first half of the season is over with the All-Star game set for tonight. Let's hand out some first-half awards.
A man who claims Jerry Sandusky sexually abused him in 1976 says in newly unsealed court documents that he told Penn State football Coach Joe Paterno about the incident the very next day, and Paterno responded callously.
Baylor sophomore center Justis Szczepanski has been dismissed from the Lady Bears basketball team.
Giancarlo Stanton of the Miami Marlins has won the All-Star Home Run Derby with an impressive display of power that bested defending champion Todd Frazier of the Chicago White Sox.
The British Open has been overshadowed by the news of another big-name withdrawal from the Olympics.
With the Greenbrier Classic canceled, and the Open Championship looming, here are the PGA Tour's best at the season's effective midpoint.
The Fan's Jonathon Shipman and former Dallas Star Craig Ludwig react to the Hamhuis signing and discuss who will wear the A's next year?
San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan, 15-time NBA All-Star, could have owned any basketball era, though modesty would never let him say so.