Michigan State begins process of firing coach Mel Tucker - ESPN
Michigan State has begun the process of firing football coach Mel Tucker for cause.
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Colorado State player, family receive death threats after hit - ESPN
The Colorado State University Police Department and local authorities have looked into threats — including death threats — against Colorado State defensive back Henry Blackburn and his family, athletic director Joe Parker told ESPN on Monday.
Spanish court throws out Rubiales' pre-kiss defamation lawsuit
MADRID: A Spanish court has dismissed a lawsuit by disgraced ex-soccer federation chief Luis Rubiales against coach Javier Clemente who had called Rubiales a "dangerous and ambitious guy" seeking "to get rich", qualifying his comments as free speech.
Shaq hilariously helps Los Angeles Port Police arrest suspect in recruitment video
NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal helps nab a suspect in a hilarious Los Angeles Port Police video.
NFL legend Donovan McNabb joins OutKick with new video podcast: ‘I can’t wait to get started’
The athlete hopes ‘Gaines for Girls’ podcast can provide awareness, truth on critical issues
Tobi ‘Express’ Amusan makes Diamond league history at Oregon, Ese Brume second in long jump
Tobi Amusan (Photo by Jewel SAMAD / AFP)
Getafe boss apologises over incorrect remark on Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood and Jude Bellingham
Getafe's manager has apologised for falsely claiming Jude Bellingham had recommended a move to Spain to Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood. Greenwood signed for Getafe on a season-long loan last month following a six-and-a-half-month investigation at Old Trafford, which decided that 'it would be most appropriate for him' to continue his career away from the club.
Six ways the Cubs supercharged their offense - ESPN
The turnaround by the Chicago Cubs' offense this season has been so unusual, so remarkable, that for a time, even the executives who shaped the team weren't wholly sure whether the explosive run production was real or a temporary aberration. But on July 26, Jed Hoyer, the Cubs' head of baseball operations and general manager Carter Hawkins, watched the team from seats on the first-base side at Guaranteed Rate Field and saw a comeback that swayed them.