Tom Brady defends ethics against distrust over Raiders, Fox roles - ESPN
Tom Brady is pushing back on concerns there is a conflict of interest between his roles as a Las Vegas Raiders minority owner and Fox Sports broadcaster.
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College football Bottom 10 after Week 4 - Clemson's fall continues - ESPN
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Hamilton's Bo Levi Mitchell defends controversial CFL changes: 'This is about modernizing the game'
A day after Canadian quarterback Nathan Rourke blasted the CFL's changes as "garbage," veteran passer Bo Levi Mitchell backed the moves as a way to push the game forward.
'I knew I was good': NSL star Esther Okoronkwo's dogged pursuit to play the game she loves
When Esther Okoronkwo was five years old, she wasn't dreaming of World Cups or championship trophies. She was just trying to keep up with her older brother and his friends in the streets of Abia, Nigeria, begging him for a spot in their games, often ending in tears when she was left out.
Oregon Has Something to Prove — Penn State Has Everything to Prove
For the casual college football fan, Saturday brings a top-10 rematch between two teams still defined by what happened in last year's Big Ten title game.
Super Bowl champion Nick Foles says he is 'pro tush push' as criticism of the play mounts
Super Bowl champion Nick Foles says he is 'pro tush push' as criticism of the play mounts in an interview with Fox News Digital.
Micah Parsons on potentially sacking former Cowboys teammate Dak Prescott this week: 'Going to be painful'
Nick Wright joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the Micah Parsons trade, Bill Belichick’s disappointing debut, and whether or not it’s time to panic over Arch Manning’s poor performance against Ohio State.
Afghan women’s refugee football team to make tournament debut in UAE
The Afghan women’s refugee team will take the field for the first time in an international tournament when they compete in a four-team friendly competition in the United Arab Emirates next month, world governing body FIFA said on Wednesday. The team’s creation stems from the Taliban’s ban on women’s sports following their takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, prompting players to flee the country fearing persecution. The “FIFA Unites: Women’s Series” tournament will run from October 23-29 in Dubai and feature the nearly-formed Afghan refugee squad alongside the UAE, Chad and Libya’s regular teams. “Ensuring that all women have access to football is a priority for FIFA and a key element in shaping the future of our sport,” FIFA president Gianni Infantino said in a statement. “We are aware of the potential the game has both on and off the pitch.