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The lack of a dominant QB or two on key contenders is a big reason why this College Football Playoff seems fairly wide open.

A short vertical pass from a goalkeeper. Sounds harmless enough, right? We analyse the risk and reward behind the pass that drives fans wild ...

"If I'm a casual fan and you tell me every time I turn on the television that the product sucks, well, I'm not going to watch the product."

Six of the 12 College Football Playoff teams received at least one national title vote from 30 writers and editors who filled out brackets.

The quarterback admits he could have handled his emotions better after video of him venting at coach Zac Taylor on Sunday went viral.

More than 20 people in and around the Jets organization characterized Johnson as an over-involved, impulsive owner.

From a national hero to a positive doping test - Mykhailo Mudryk's meldonium saga has hit Ukraine hard ...

Women's basketball players are gaining more power. Could Bueckers lead the way in choosing her future path in the WNBA?

The home teams for the first-round CFP games are all favored by more than a touchdown. Which upset is most likely?

Bradley nearly died as a teenager while on the books at Arsenal. He returns to London in charge of Shamrock Rovers to face Chelsea ...