The Weirdest Job Interviews Ever Happen For The NFL DraftNFL rookies face invasive questions and don't get to negotiate pay — but it's worth it to play in the league.
Report Calls For Sweeping Changes To NCAA Men's BasketballA commission led by Condoleezza Rice released a report calling for sweeping changes to NCAA men's basketball.
One Of The Weirdest Records In Baseball Has A New OwnerIt isn't the most exciting record in the world, but Brandon Belt of the San Francisco Giants put his name in the history books all the same.
Colin Kaepernick Just Won The Ambassador of Conscience AwardAmnesty International honored Kaepernick for his role in protesting police brutality against people of color.
The Method To The NBA's Uniform MadnessThe league's new uniforms show the NBA's forward-thinking attitude, which goes well beyond weird jerseys.
Desiree Linden First American To Win Boston Marathon Since 1985Desiree Linden is the first American to win the women's division of the Boston Marathon since 1985.
Conor McGregor Stripped Of UFC Title Following ArrestMcGregor turned himself in Thursday after UFC says he attacked other fighters.
North America Mourns After Hockey Team's Bus Crashes In CanadaThe hockey world is mourning after a bus crash carrying a junior hockey team in Canada killed 15 and injured more than a dozen others.
Conor McGregor Charged With Assault After Alleged Bus AttackThe mixed martial arts fighter is accused of vandalizing a vehicle full of athletes who were scheduled to compete at the Barclays Center.
Why The Masters Might Be The Weirdest Sporting Event In AmericaNo cellphones, no backward hats, virtually no available tickets. But that's just how Augusta rolls.
North Korea Has Agreed To Participate In Next 2 Olympic GamesNorth Korea has agreed to participate in the next two Olympic Games.
Why MLB Players Are As Angry At Owners As They've Been In YearsBaseball just got done with one of the weirdest offseasons in its history.
Big Names From The NFL Are Backing A New Pro Football LeagueThe XFL is getting another competitor: the Alliance of Amiercan Football.
MLB Could Reportedly Get A Special Exemption In Congress Spending BillMajor League Baseball is trying to avoid paying minor league players minimum wage.
Public Support For Paying College Athletes Is Still Largely About RacePaying college athletes is not an explicitly race-focused conversation, but considering how many black people play, it's hard to separate the two.
The Scandal Hanging Over March Madness, ExplainedThe March Madness tournament is underway, and the FBI is making a cameo.
Houston Astros Visit White House To Celebrate Series WinThe team celebrated its win with President Donald Trump — minus a few players.
A US Paralympian Invented Limbs Being Used By His CompetitorsAfter losing a leg in a snowmobiling accident, Mike Schultz was determined to make prostheses designed specifically for extreme sports.
The March Madness Bracket Was Tough On The Little Guys This YearA basketball team winning most of its games isn't always enough to impress the selection committee — especially this season.
The First Person To Run A Mile In Less Than 4 Minutes Has DiedRoger Bannister, the first person to run a mile in less than four minutes, died peacefully at home Saturday.
Raisman Sues USOC, USA Gymnastics Over How They Handled Nassar AbuseShe claims both organizations knew former team doctor Larry Nassar was sexually abusing young athletes.
Pitino Urges Louisville To Seek Legal Action Against The NCAAFormer University of Louisville coach says the NCAA's recent ruling to vacate a 2013 national championship is an "injustice."
Here's How The Russians Just Dominated Women's Figure SkatingJust minutes after Evgenia Medvedeva set a world record in the women's short program, her teammate bested her, setting up an intense final event.
American Cross-Country Skiers Win Historic Olympic Gold MedalKikkan Randall and Jessie Diggins beat runner-up Sweden to win the women's team sprint freestyle event.
Lindsey Vonn Takes Home Bronze In Her Last Olympic Downhill RunThe U.S. skier said she wants to keep going, but her body can't take another four years.
Louisville To Vacate Men's Basketball National Title After NCAA RulingThe NCAA denied an appeal from the University of Louisville after it found a former men's basketball staffer committed serious ethics violations.
Olympic Russian Curler Tests Positive On 2nd Doping TestThe Russian Olympic delegation says a second sample from curler Aleksandr Krushelnitckii tested positive for a banned substance.
Team USA Gets Bronze In Ice Dancing — All Thanks To Shibutani SiblingsThe Shibutani siblings won their second bronze medal of the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.
Fergie Says She Tried Her Best With The National AnthemFergie sang a slower, "jazzy" rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the NBA All-Star Game, and it didn't go over well.
Olympic Slovenian Hockey Player Tests Positive For Banned SubstanceThe Court of Arbitration for Sport announced Ziga Jeglic tested positive for fenoterol.
