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Lou Holtz, the pint-sized motivator who restored greatness at Notre Dame and demanded it everywhere else he went, died in Orlando, Florida, Notre Dame announced Wednesday. He was 89.

The New England Patriots have informed wide receiver Stefon Diggs that he'll be released when the new league year begins next week.

Lou Holtz did not build one great program. He built six. Across 33 seasons, Mr. Holtz turned losing rosters into bowl contenders at every stop he made. It's a record no coach in NCAA history has matched. From a humiliating NFL exit to Notre Dame's ...

Lou Holtz, the quick-witted and disciplinarian college football coach who restored Notre Dame to national prominence and guided the Fighting Irish to an unbeaten national championship season in 1988, has died. He was 89.

Aaron Rodgers is pushing back against the public's fascination with his marriage -- and he's not mincing words about it.

The Arizona Cardinals will take on the Carolina Panthers in the annual Hall of Fame exhibition game on Aug. 6 as part of enshrinement week.

Florida coach Jon Sumrall has a new appreciation for the gator chomp.

It's deadline day in the NFL for teams that want to place tags on players who could sign elsewhere once free agency begins.

It's deadline day in the NFL for teams that want to place tags on players who could sign elsewhere once free agency begins.

The Arizona Cardinals have informed two-time Pro Bowl quarterback Kyler Murray that they plan to release him at the beginning of the new league year on March 11.