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College Football Playoff leaders are inching closer to a 14-team playoff for the 2026 season, but sources have indicated that the proposed idea of the SEC and Big Ten champions receiving guaranteed byes is starting to lose some steam among conference commissioners following public backlash.
PITTSBURGH — The Steelers are releasing eight-time Pro Bowl cornerback Patrick Peterson, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Quarterback Russell Wilson is visiting Friday with the Pittsburgh Steelers and spoke with the New York Giants on Thursday as the free agent-to-be seeks his next NFL team, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Wednesday was one of the wackiest NHL days in recent memories. The trade floodgates opened when Florida, which has been searching for luxury names without having give much up, did just that by acquiring Vladimir Tarasenko in the morning for a pair of draft picks and 50% salary.
Just hours before his school was set to shut down for good, Antelope Valley men's basketball coach Jordan Mast said he was happy the men's and women's basketball teams will get the opportunity to finish the year after raising $40,000 to pay for their postseasons.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Tight end Hunter Henry and the New England Patriots have agreed to a three-year deal for him to return to the team, a source confirmed to ESPN.
DEMAR DEROZAN WALKS onto the stage and grabs a microphone. It's Feb. 20, two days after the NBA All-Star Game. While the Bulls are holding their first practice after the break in Chicago, DeRozan has an excused absence to be back at his alma mater at the University of Southern California.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — In his first season as New York Giants general manager, Joe Schoen didn't have money to spend. His biggest free agent signings were guard Mark Glowinski and backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor.