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Derrick Henry is preparing to face the Tennessee Titans for the first time as an opponent.

The bill that passed the Senate this week is called the Protect College Sports Act. If it becomes a law, one of the most important outcomes could be its ability to save Olympic sports in the United States.

Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels has a shot to start Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts and would wear a brace on his injured left elbow, Washington coach Dan Quinn said Wednesday.

A former Auburn staffer has been arrested on charges of stealing trade secrets from the football program and sending them to competitors, according to court records.

He's aware the calls for his job have reached the boiling point locally and nationally. All Maryland coach Mike Locksley can do is put his head down and try to stay focused on the next task at hand.

Odell Beckham Jr.'s reunion with the New York Giants was short-lived. The team released the 33-year-old wide receiver on Tuesday, according to multiple reports.

The Southeastern Conference has experienced a steady drop in the number of players from its own states who stay close to home to play in the conference since the dawn of the name, image and likeness era that turned college sports upside down, an ...

Supermodel Gisele Bundchen ended her marriage to Tom Brady in 2022 with just three words, according to a new biography.

The Southeastern Conference and South Carolina have jointly suspended Gamecocks edge rusher Dylan Stewart for throwing a punch at an Alabama player over the weekend.

The New York Giants acquired quarterback J.J. McCarthy from the Minnesota Vikings for a 2027 fifth-round pick, adding another young player at the most important position in football less than a week after learning Jaxson Dart would be out for at ...