Oddsmakers admit 'the NFL Draft is a weird thing to book'
NFL Draft odds are proving as challenging and as volatile as ever for bookmakers.
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NASCAR adds twist to All-Star Race with first-of-its-kind rule
NASCAR will add a bit of uncertainty to its All-Star event. The league has teased the possibility of adding a competition caution during Laps 101-220 of the 250-lap race but won’t say when — or even if — the caution will be thrown.
NFL Confidential: How the Giants could flip 'the draft on its head'
The Tennessee Titans have been on the clock for months, but the real action will begin soon after they select Cam Ward with the No. 1 overall pick Thursday night in Green Bay.
How Cam Ward built his unshakable confidence: ‘He has a boulder on his shoulder’
In 2020, on his first day at the University of the Incarnate Word, Cam Ward walked into the office of head football coach Eric Morris and told him he was going to be his starting quarterback. Not eventually; that year, despite the fact that the Cardinals returned a freshman All-American passer who led the school to a conference championship the previous season.
Falcons say Kirk Cousins participating in voluntary offseason program was unsurprising, despite trade rumors
The Atlanta Falcons GM expects to keep Kirk Cousins on the team in 2025 despite him being benched for Michael Penix Jr. earlier last season.
Palace's Mateta denies Arsenal win to leave Liverpool on brink of title
LONDON :Arsenal kept Liverpool's Premier League title-winning champagne on ice, but only just, as they were twice pegged back at home by Crystal Palace with Jean-Philippe Mateta scoring a superb equaliser in a 2-2 draw on Wednesday.
Vancouver announced as newest PWHL franchise for 2025-26 season
The Professional Women's Hockey League will expand to Vancouver and begin play next season, the league announced on Wednesday.
London Marathon will wait for guidance on trans athletes before making changes
Last week's landmark ruling on trans women in Britain will not impact Sunday's London Marathon, with race director Hugh Brasher saying he supports a recent World Athletics decision to gender test to "protect women's rights to compete fairly".