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Brazil hasn't won a World Cup since 2002. That's hardly a fun fact, that's a giant wound for this proud footballing nation. They're the five-time world champions who have spent the last 24 years arriving at tournaments as contenders and leaving with disappointment.
OKLAHOMA CITY — After being presented his second straight NBA MVP trophy in a pregame ceremony on the Paycom Center floor, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander didn't perform up to that lofty standard in a thrilling Western Conference finals opener.
MANCHESTER, England, May 18 : Pep Guardiola will leave Manchester City after a decade in charge, according to media reports, bringing to a close one of the most successful spells in Premier League history, with former Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca expected to replace him.
PITTSBURGH — Aaron Rodgers' official return, marked by the quarterback expected to sign a one-year deal worth up to $25 million on Saturday, answers one question for the Pittsburgh Steelers. It also creates several others.
Dan Dakich breaks down Indiana Football HC Curt Cignetti’s recent comments on the "Saban Way." Cignetti reflected on his time at Alabama under Nick Saban, describing the intensity of a program where every day felt like "4th and 1."
May 17 : Finn Allen said shedding self-imposed pressure and rediscovering his enjoyment of batting has helped revive his form after he fired Kolkata Knight Riders to a 29-run win over Gujarat Titans in the Indian Premier League on Saturday, keeping their playoff hopes alive.
ROME — Elina Svitolina claimed a third Italian Open title on Saturday by beating Coco Gauff, who lost in the final in Rome for the second straight year.
Sen Eric Schmitt explains to Dan Dakich why Congress is the only entity that can save college sports as a whole right now.