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The defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks should be accustomed to the spotlight.

Ahead of the World Cup, Chris Richards has a new take on what makes America unique.

The Super Bowl will return to Las Vegas in 2029 for the second time after NFL owners voted Monday to award the nation's gambling and entertainment capital the big game.

The NFL is moving forward with plans to begin hiring and training replacement officials in the next several weeks because negotiations with the referees' union have been unsuccessful, two people with knowledge of the discussions told The Associated ...

A couple of days ago, Braylon Mullins was a Connecticut freshman whose name carried weight mostly among the true diehards -- college basketball junkies and Indiana high school hoops enthusiasts. Now he's a part of NCAA Tournament lore.

A couple of days ago, Braylon Mullins was a Connecticut freshman whose name carried weight mostly among the true diehards -- college basketball junkies and Indiana high school hoops enthusiasts.

If Alex Ovechkin has made his retirement decision, he seemingly hasn't told anyone in the Washington Capitals organization.

San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said at Monday's NFL owner meetings in Arizona that his franchise was in no rush to part ways with disgruntled wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk.

A commercial court in France dismissed Welsh club Cardiff's claims for compensation in the death of soccer player Emiliano Sala in a ruling issued Monday, more than seven years after the plane crash that killed the Argentine forward.

Every moment of pretty much any major sporting event can be dissected in high-definition these days, and officials and umpires are spending more and more time staring at a TV screen to review close calls.