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Muriel Furrer crashed at cycling's World Championships and wasn't found for about 90 minutes. Her shocking death has brought devastation ...

With two clubs in U.S. hands and another possibly to follow, what is the appeal of Merseyside - and what are the potential pitfalls?

Notre Dame controlled the game in a 27-17 win and will advance to the Sugar Bowl against Georgia.

The stakes couldn't be more different for the coaches. Much of that is because of what they inherited and have done since.

Sam Darnold could be the top free agent available. Will Minnesota try to bring him back, or he is destined for a new team?

The first-ever on-campus College Football Playoff games are here. Will they add to our list of memorably loud moments?

Howe, who has never been a fan of the spotlight, went public with her breast cancer diagnosis to bring awareness and raise funds for a cure.

The NFL games appearing on Netflix on Christmas represent a massive shift within the sports-media landscape.

Two Super Bowl victories and two Super Bowl MVPs, but a .500 record and 244 interceptions. Whatever his legacy is, Manning is good with it.

What changed? How did college football evolve from doomsayers bemoaning a postseason to a 12-team tournament kicking off Friday night?