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Michigan State has received a $401 million gift from Greg and Dawn Williams, supporting the university's and athletic department's fundraising initiatives with the largest donation to the school and one of the richest in college sports history.

Florida State quarterback Thomas Castellanos is appealing to the NCAA for another year of eligibility.

The Minnesota Vikings won 14 games last season, the second most in franchise history. The Washington Commanders rode the AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award winner, Jayden Daniels, all the way to the NFC championship game.

There must be a reason -- not a good one -- but still a reason that one of the anchors of the most famous offensive line in the history of football doesn't have a bust in Canton. It can't be because he is not qualified. Joe Jacoby went to four Pro ...

Linebacker Bobby Wagner was selected Thursday as the Washington Commanders' club winner of the 2025 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award.

Each NFL stadium will have to install a new playing surface by the start of the 2028 season to meet standards set through lab and field testing.

Indianapolis (8-4) at Jacksonville (8-4)

Derrick Henry, Baker Mayfield, Jordan Love and Travis Kelce are among the 32 players nominated for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award.

The James Madison Dukes could earn the final automatic College Football Playoff bid that goes to the five highest-ranked conference champions, especially if five-loss Duke beats No. 16 Virginia (No. 17 CFP) in Saturday's ACC title game.

The Baltimore Ravens agreed to a three-year contract extension with Mark Andrews on Wednesday, days after the tight end became the franchise's career leader in receptions.